Blog posts : "General"
During World War I, warfare underwent a significant shift. The biggest change in military technology and strategy at the time was heralded by it.
But it also brought forth the toughest challenges to military operations to date. The disparity in weapons and agility on the battlefields of World Wa...
The greatest battle of a vast ocean is more than a brief bout of insanity. Historically, major naval engagements have been shaped and influenced by decisions, actions, and coincidences. The 1666 naval engagement was no exception to this rule. It was a long-planned engagement that began several ye...
We should think about what we can learn from the 600-ship Navy as we start to plan our next defense buildup. Should we, for example, spend money on new skills to deal with the growing threat from China? And will we be able to bring these new features online on time?
The fiscal year 2022 defense ...
Risk assessment and risk management are so critical in the Navy that continuing training is necessary to assist enlisted personnel in maintaining and acquiring new abilities. Admiral Bill Lescher, an award-winning Vice Chief of Naval Operations, describes what the United States Navy teaches about...
Keeping the peace was a big job for the U.S. Navy during the Cold War. They did many different things, like blockade the ports of North Vietnam, the "Tanker War," and Operation Koh Tang.
During the Cold War, the U.S. Navy stopped North Korea from getting to the port of Wonsan. The North Korean N...
During the American Revolutionary War, a lot was happening on the seas. There was much to see, from the Battle of Saratoga to the Punitive Expeditions of the Treaty of Paris. Some of these things will be discussed in the next article. Naval warfare has been an important part of the war on and in ...
The aircraft carrier Kearsarge crew members escaped the disaster by swimming and diving. The crew members were treated by medical personnel and will be in a medical facility until March 15, March 15, when the ship will arrive in San Francisco. The vessel departed Yokosuka, Japan, on March 3. The ...
Marines served in the United States Navy in the nineteenth century; this article will describe their tasks and uniforms. Marines were well-known for pillaging enemy goods, sleeping in canvas hammocks, and even dressing in canvas.
Marines served in every fight of the nineteenth century but were g...
In 1958, the Forrestal was the flagship of Commander Carrier Division Four in the Mediterranean Sea. The ship participated in many significant drills and practice runs while stationed there. Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson and a few senators also stopped there. The team received awards for their...
As a military concept, force projection has numerous applications. Historically, it has centred on applying limited force in remote locations to achieve particular political objectives. Today, however, the concept of force projection also includes the employment of soft power assets, such as the ...
Slavery was a global problem that had to be stopped, and the War against slavery picked up steam in the early 1800s. But unfortunately, the world collapsed into one, and slavery was right there. The War was long and drawn-out, but it was ultimately worth it, as it ended the slave trade.
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The United States Navy is dedicated to advancing science and exploration. The Office of Naval Research, established in 1946, has produced several innovations and discoveries. Its scientists created the first computers, assisted in creating the atomic bomb, and made a coating for ships that shield...
From Vengeful to Delicate is an excellent book for young readers. It provides an examination of the relationship between men and women. The author examines how Man's behavior can be altered to benefit a woman. The examples Tamora, Lavinia, and Titus are provided. We also examine the role of man i...
Everyone knows about the ship-sinker. They are huge ships made out of steel most of the time. Even though they are very big, they are hollow steel shells with a number of parts inside. Some of these parts are the engine, the fuel, the cargo, and the air. What sets a ship apart? You might be surpr...
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