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The Silent War: The Cold War Battle Beneath the Sea by John Pina Craven (March 15, 2001)

In October 1962, the United States government demanded that the Soviet Union remove long-range tactical missiles that it had positioned in Cuba, a short flight from targets like Washington and New York. After nearly a week's wait, during which the world braced for nuclear war, the Soviet government finally relented. It did so, in part, because its capitalist foe had one weapon that it then did not...

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Future of Sea Power by Eric Grove

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Naval Policy and Strategy in the Mediterranean : Past, Present and Future (Naval Policy and History, 10) by John B Hattendorf (Editor)

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The Influence of Sea Power upon History, 1660-1783 by Alfred T. Mahan

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Master of Sea Power : A Biography of Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King (Classics of Naval Literature) by Thomas B. Buell, John B. Lundstrom (Introduction)

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This People's Navy : The Making of American Sea Power by Kenneth J. Hagan

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Europe and Naval Arms Control in the Gorbachev Era by Andreas Furst, Volker Heise, Steven E. Miller (Editor)

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Technology for the United States Navy and Marine Corps, 2000-2035 : Becoming a 21St-Century Force - Overview (Compass Series , Vol 1) by National Research Council, Committee on Technology for Future Naval forces

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Theodore Roosevelt and the Great White Fleet : American Sea Power Comes of Age by Kenneth Wimmel

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PROCEEDINGS magazine, published monthly, provides an open forum for all the armed services and interested civilians, both outside and within the Department of Defense. Followed closely by all the world's navies, it offers candid commentary and spirited debate that can only be found outside the military chain of command.

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NAVAL HISTORY magazine embarks on a bimonthly voyage to hard-fought distant shores and exotic ports, bringing you high drama above, below, and on the surface of the high seas. Through gripping first-hand accounts, exhaustively researched—yet entertainingly written—narratives, and interviews with notable naval veterans and the world's foremost historians, Naval History brings you the best in historical literature and art—from ancient Greek mariners through the Age of Sail to Vietnam and beyond—all with a distinct naval, nautical, and maritime theme.

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