By Alex Crosby According to Julian Corbett, “[T]he object of naval warfare must always be directly or indirectly either to secure the command of the sea or to prevent the enemy from securing it.”1 However, naval warfare innately favors stronger naval powers in their pursuit of command of the sea. This institutional bias can drive … Continue reading Asymmetric Naval Strategies: Overcoming Power Imbalances to Contest Sea Control →

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