Needs and opportunities in the modern history of the U.S. NavyCrawford, Michael J.Naval History & Heritage Command (U.S.)textbibliographyHistory.dcu2018monographicengviii, 419 pages : color illustrations ; 25 cm"This is a compilation of a series of papers presented in conjunction with a year-long lecture series sponsored by the Naval History and Heritage Command."--Provided by publisher.Forward presence. Forward presence in the modern navy: from the Cold War to a future tailored force / by Thomas G. Mahnken -- Operations. Writing U.S. Naval operational history 1980-2010 : U.S. Navy mine countermeasures in terror and war / by Scott C. Truver -- Personnel. Naval personnel since 1945 : areas for historical research / by Donald Chisholm -- Programming and acquisitions. The historiography of programming and acquisition management since 1950, with a focus on the Navy / by Thomas C. Hone -- Science. The Navy, science, and professional history / by Gary E. Weir -- Social history. The social history of the U.S. Navy, 1945-present : a historiographical essay / by Edward J. Marolda -- Strategy. The U.S. Navy's role in national strategy, especially between 1980 and today / by Sebastian Bruns -- Technology. The historiography of technology since 1950, with a focus on the Navy / by Mark D. Mandeles.edited by Michael J. Crawford.Shipping list no.: 2019-0213-P.CRDP Program record.Includes bibliographical references and index.n-us---United States.NavyHistory20th centuryUnited States.NavyHistory21st centuryUnited States.Navy.
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