The Influence of Sea Power in World War II

Puleston, W.D.: 1947 Yale University Press, hardcover with dustjacket 310 pages, with charts. This scholarly analytical work evaluates the strategic deployment and ultimate impact of naval forces by both Allied and Axis powers across the global theaters of the Second World War. Grounded in the classic naval theories of Alfred Thayer Mahan, the author demonstrates how the absolute control of oceanic sea lanes, transport routes, and carrier aviation ultimately determined the logistical and combat victory of the Allied nations. In very good condition