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Some Principles of Maritime Strategy

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study of naval tactics

  • Bradley Allen Fiske
    In naval warfare: Guerrilla war at sea: the submarine

    ” In Some Principles of Maritime Strategy (1911), Sir Julian S. Corbett sorted out the separate roles of the battle fleet and the cruisers: the former established control of the seas by its concentrated presence or in a climactic battle; the latter either struck at lines of…

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