Bibliograph

Surface force strategy, return to sea control, Commander, Naval Surface Forces

Type

Label

Surface force strategy, return to sea control, Commander, Naval Surface Forces

Language

eng

resource.governmentPublication

federal national government publication

Illustrations

illustrationsmaps

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Surface force strategy

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Oclc number

968154489

Responsibility statement

Commander, Naval Surface Forces

Sub title

return to sea control

Summary

We are entering a new age of Seapower. A quarter-century of global maritime dominance by the U.S. Navy is being tested by the return of great power dynamics. The security interests of the United States and those of our allies are increasingly challenged by near-peer competitors, confrontational foreign governments, and well-armed, non-state militant groups. Our Navy must adjust to the changing security environment. We are driven by the challenges of these state and non-state actors, who may not be as devoted to the rules-based system of international norms that have shaped our world for the last 70 years. History teaches us the dangers to a maritime nation's security and prosperity when its navy fails to adapt to the challenges of a changing security environment. From Europe to Asia, history is replete with nations that rose to global power only to cede it back through lack of seapower, either over time or in decisive battle

resource.variantTitle

Return to sea control

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