Operations Upon the Sea A Study

"Operations Upon the Sea: A Study" by Franz Edelsheim offers a detailed exploration of naval strategy and military operations throughout history. This meticulously prepared edition delves into the critical role of sea power and naval warfare in shaping military history.

Edelsheim's work provides insights into the complexities of military transportation and the strategic considerations involved in conducting operations at sea. From historical analysis to broader principles, "Operations Upon the Sea" examines the enduring elements of successful naval campaigns.

Students of military history and naval warfare, as well as anyone with an interest in the ships and shipbuilding aspects of transportation, will find this study to be an invaluable resource. Discover the timeless principles of naval strategy in this classic work.

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