The U.S. Naval Institute on Naval Command

The U.S. Naval Institute on Naval Command by Thomas J. Cutler is a work of military and naval history that belongs on the shelf of any serious reader of warfare, strategy and the armed services. Drawing on its subject with clarity and authority, the book examines how forces are organised, how commanders think, and how technology, geography and politics shape the outcome of conflict.

Readers will find a thoughtful exploration of the themes at the heart of the book — leadership under pressure, the evolution of doctrine and equipment, and the human experience of service in war and in peace. It is the kind of study that rewards careful reading: accessible enough for a general reader with an interest in history, yet substantial enough for students, researchers and serving or former members of the armed forces who want to understand not just what happened, but why decisions were taken the way they were.

Who should read this book: readers of military history, naval and air power, and strategic studies; students of history, politics and international relations; and anyone interested in leadership, command and the changing character of war. This edition is printed in academic size.

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