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Congress Buys a Navy: Politics, Economics, and the Rise of American Naval Power, 1881–1921

CAMPBELL, BLAKE I.

Naval War College Review, 2019-01, Vol.72 (1), p.159-160

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Título:
Congress Buys a Navy: Politics, Economics, and the Rise of American Naval Power, 1881–1921
Autor: CAMPBELL, BLAKE I.
Assuntos: Appropriations ; Armed forces ; Economics ; Executive departments (Government) ; Funding ; Legislative bills ; Legislatures ; Maneuvers ; Naval warfare ; Navy ; Nonfiction ; Political aspects ; Politics ; Sea power ; Ships ; Tactics ; Voting ; World War I
É parte de: Naval War College Review, 2019-01, Vol.72 (1), p.159-160
Descrição: [...]it should be noted that this work is not a study of naval warfare, tactics, or strategy. While this work extensively chronicles naval politics in Washington-including congressional appropriations, arguments, voting records, and political maneuvers-as well as decisions from the various Navy Secretaries and the rest of the executive branch, it falls short in providing the larger historical contextualization for making sense of this plethora of specific information. [...]the reader may be disappointed at the lack of details on the status of naval forces, such as ships in use and those under construction.
Editor: Washington: U.S. Naval War College Press
Idioma: Inglês

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