McMullen Naval History Symposium (21st : 2019 : U.S. Naval Academy)
Title:
New interpretations in naval history : selected papers from the twenty-first McMullen Naval History Symposium held at the U.S. Naval Academy 19-20 September 2019 / edited by Benjamin "BJ" Armstrong.
Shipping List No.: 2024-0002-P. Includes bibliographical references.
Contents:
Preface: The development and content of NATO's concept of maritime operations: findings from the German military archives / by Udo Sonnenberger. The naval factors in Procopius of Caesarea's account of Justinian's wars / by Joseph Frechette -- USS Constitution's preservation and the Colonial Revival movement in America / by Margherita M. Desy -- John Lenthall, reprised: the technological legacy of the Navy's longest-serving Chief of the Bureau of Construction and Repair / by Stephen Chapin Kinnaman -- Climate, disease, and colonialism: the Massawa port in the Italian studies of tropical medicine / by Costanza Bonelli -- Two incredible warships: Italian ships across the centuries / by Francesco Zampieri -- The fleet that never was: the Royal Navy's plans for the future in 1914 / by Christopher M. Buckey -- German trawlers as patrol vessels in World War I in the North Sea / by Heiko Herold -- An operational assessment of German naval radio intelligence in the Battle of Jutland / by Jason Hines -- The twenty-year Battle of Jutland: Holloway Frost's odyssey in critical analysis / by Jon Scott Logel -- The Jellicoe empire mission of 1919-1921 and the postwar strategic adjustment for Dominion navies / by Timothy J. Moots -- The technician's war: naval aviation maintenance and the air war in the Pacific / by Stan Fisher -- The road to democracy: racial integration in American military service from World War II to the Korean War / by William A. Taylor -- "Unsuitable" and "incompatible": Ensign Vernon "Copy" Berg, bisexuality, and the Cold War U.S. Navy / by Heather M. Haley -- The development and content of NATO's concept of maritime operations: findings from the German military archives / by Udo Sonnenberger.
Series:
Naval War College historical monograph series ; no. 32
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