Titlebook: Britain’s Naval Future; James Cable Book 1983 James Cable 1983 Britain.future.Great Britain

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Towards an Uncertain Horizon,been considered, either in the nature and purposes of governments or in the resources and technology at their disposal. Even the future has not been imagined beyond a misty horizon perhaps some ten years away. This is as far ahead as practical men are prepared to look.

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Doing Without a Navy,s, none of them certain, are needed to support any prediction of a significant contribution by the Royal Navy to meaningful victory. There are several plausible scenarios in which the Navy could not hope to prevent defeat and, in some conceptions of the short war, the Navy might not even be needed.

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Overview of Manufacturing Schedulinge obvious threat of simultaneous hostilities with Germany, Italy and Japan was admitted to be more than Britain could manage. It makes none today, when few pretend Britain could prevent, resist or even, in any nationally significant sense, survive a total nuclear war.

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