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U.S. Navy Strategy: Offensive Strike Or Escort? (Defense)

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Product Code: 9781523239689
ISBN13: 9781523239689
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This book will show, through historical analogy, that the official Navy position is correct. That is, that large aircraft carriers, capable of destroying the Soviet fleet in home waters, provide the most effective aid to the ground campaign in Europe. Specifically, this book will use as an example the contributions sea power made to a major land war to show that aggressive strikes against an enemy fleet will bring about more favorable results to the land campaign than would an escort navy. This does not deny, however, that the Navy should also have an escort capability. On the contrary, supplies crossing the ocean during a war must be protected to ensure effective materiel support of allied forces in Europe. The question this book answers is whether the U.S. Navy should focus on destruction of the enemy's fleet, or protection of shipping, as its primary objective.

Author: Naval Postgraduate Naval Postgraduate School, Penny Hill Press Inc
Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Publication Date: Jan 04, 2016
Number of Pages: 24 pages
Language: English
Binding: Paperback
ISBN-10: 1523239689
ISBN-13: 9781523239689

U.S. Navy Strategy: Offensive Strike Or Escort? (Defense)

$13.38
 
This book will show, through historical analogy, that the official Navy position is correct. That is, that large aircraft carriers, capable of destroying the Soviet fleet in home waters, provide the most effective aid to the ground campaign in Europe. Specifically, this book will use as an example the contributions sea power made to a major land war to show that aggressive strikes against an enemy fleet will bring about more favorable results to the land campaign than would an escort navy. This does not deny, however, that the Navy should also have an escort capability. On the contrary, supplies crossing the ocean during a war must be protected to ensure effective materiel support of allied forces in Europe. The question this book answers is whether the U.S. Navy should focus on destruction of the enemy's fleet, or protection of shipping, as its primary objective.

Author: Naval Postgraduate Naval Postgraduate School, Penny Hill Press Inc
Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Publication Date: Jan 04, 2016
Number of Pages: 24 pages
Language: English
Binding: Paperback
ISBN-10: 1523239689
ISBN-13: 9781523239689
 

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