Naval Institute Press
The Mission of the Institute is to provide an independent forum for those who dare to read, think, speak, and write in order to advance the professional, literary, and scientific understanding of sea power and other issues critical to national defense. Naval Institute Press was founded in 1898 with the publication of basic guides to naval practices. One of the world’s largest and most respected publishers of naval and military books, the press has since broadened its scope to include books of more general interest and publishes about 80 books a year.
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Spy Planes, Intruders, and Wild Weasels: Electronic Warfare in the Skies over Vietnam
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Electronic Warfare in the Vietnam War Spy Planes, Intruders, and Wild Weasels: Electronic Warfare in the Skies over Vietnam by Thomas Wildenberg examines the development of electronic warfare during the Vietnam War. Drawing on declassified CIA and NSA documents, veteran accounts, and technical research, Wildenberg […]
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The Life of Admiral Chester W. Nimitz Nimitz by E. B. Potter is a comprehensive biography of Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, one of the most important American naval leaders of World War II. First published in 1976, the biography examines Nimitz’s life, career, and military […]
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From Amazon: In Fire on the Water, Robert Haddick contends that much of the general public and many U.S. policy experts are unaware of the threat that China’s military modernization poses to America’s national interests in the Asia-Pacific region. He maintains that within a decade […]
