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Japan and Sea Power,ses to use the English word in an obscure Japanese version. I believe that this is of more than passing interest. One may speculate either that sea power is deemed to be a concept alien to the Japanese (which is self-evidently untrue) or that it is genuinely difficult to translate the concept into J

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,Wings over the Sea: The Interaction of Air and Sea Power in the Mediterranean, 1940–42, is essential to have fighter protection over the Fleet’.. Norway and Dunkirk demonstrated the devastating effect of bombing on ships and sailors’ morale and the ineffectiveness of AA fire. Cunningham and Somerville (Force H) were determined to exercise sea power in the historic manner. ‘Our positio

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Blockade and the Royal Navy, to put to sea, with the object of bringing him to decisive action; and . to prevent trade, or ‘economic’ shipping, from entering and leaving. The first two were purely military and, involving only the fighting ships of the two sides, they were clear-cut in their interpretation and execution. Commer

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,Decolonisation and Coastal Operations in the East Indies, 1945–50,e East Indies in 1945 it was to confront there a totally different opponent. The Indonesian nationalists had established an independent state, directly in the wake of the Japanese surrender. Soon they were fighting the Dutch, with diplomatic means and with guerilla techniques. The Dutch Colonial Arm

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