 The Silent War: The Cold War Battle Beneath
the Sea
by John Pina
Craven (March 15, 2001)
In October 1962, the United States government demanded that the Soviet
Union remove long-range tactical missiles that it had positioned in Cuba, a short flight
from targets like Washington and New York. After nearly a week's wait, during which the
world braced for nuclear war, the Soviet government finally relented. It did so, in part,
because its capitalist foe had one weapon that it then did not...
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Future of Sea Power
by Eric Grove
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Naval Policy and Strategy in the Mediterranean :
Past, Present and Future (Naval Policy and History, 10)
by John B Hattendorf (Editor)
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The Influence of Sea Power upon History, 1660-1783
by Alfred T. Mahan
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Master of Sea Power : A Biography of Fleet Admiral
Ernest J. King (Classics of Naval Literature)
by Thomas B. Buell, John B. Lundstrom
(Introduction)
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This People's Navy : The Making of American Sea Power
by Kenneth J. Hagan
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Europe and Naval Arms Control in the Gorbachev Era
by Andreas Furst, Volker Heise, Steven E.
Miller (Editor)
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Technology for the United States Navy and Marine
Corps, 2000-2035 : Becoming a 21St-Century Force - Overview (Compass Series , Vol 1)
by National Research Council, Committee on
Technology for Future Naval forces
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Theodore Roosevelt and the Great White Fleet : American Sea Power Comes of Age
by Kenneth Wimmel
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