Sanexa, Shalini. The History of Navies Around the World. 2014. 133p. ISBN 978-1-62275-142-6. 359 HIS on the library shelves.
Since the dawn of human conflicts, navies have played a major role. Those who control the sea lanes have generally found themselves on the victorious side of wars. It is no wonder, then, that navies play a powerful role in today’s world.
This book provides a concise summary of the history of navies around the world, as well as contemporary situations for today’s modern navies. The development of naval power and the technological innovations that fostered the building of bigger and better ships is explored, along with the roles played by sailors and naval personalities who have left their mark on toe oceans.
Anyone with a fascination for military power will enjoy this quick and succinct read into one of the most powerful military arms a nation can deploy. Other books on the subject that can be enjoyed also include the Modern Weapons Compared and Contrasted series (Aircraft, Armored Fighting Vehicles; Artillery and Missiles; Naval Vessels; and Small Arms) as well as Warships Inside and Out, The History of Marines Around the World, and The History of Armies Around the World.
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