United States Naval Institute Proceedings, Volume 10, Issues 1-3 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781286784754)

This volume comprises Issues 1-3 of Volume 10 of the United States Naval Institute Proceedings. Published quarterly by the United States Naval Institute, the Proceedings served as a vital forum for naval officers and experts to discuss and debate critical issues facing the U.S. Navy. These early issues offer a valuable glimpse into the naval strategies, technological advancements, and professional development concerns of the era. Articles cover a wide range of topics, including naval tactics, ship design, ordnance, navigation, and personnel management.

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