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Navies, the Academy & Strategic Choice Prof Andrew Lambert By the Editor – In this article Professor Lambert considers Corbett’s […]
LT Tom Kemp RN By the Editor – The author demonstrates, with laudable clarity, the fascinating connections between place and […]
Captain Dr Kevin Rowlands RN By the Editor – The author demonstrates the centrality of history and geography to the […]
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by LT CDR ANDREW WARD
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ADM SIR BEN KEY FIRST SEA LORD & CHIEF OF THE NAVAL STAFF “We face an increasingly unstable global picture […]
ADM PIERRE VANDIER CHIEF OF STAFF OF THE FRENCH NAVY “The hypothesis of naval combat is thus back on the […]
CDR ANDREW LIVSEY RN DIRECTOR, ROYAL NAVAL DIVISION, JSCSC By the Editor – This edition has several articles on the […]
Far too little has hitherto been heard of the doings of the Royal Marines in this war. Many members must […]
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