Navies, the Academy & Strategic Choice Prof Andrew Lambert By the Editor – In this article Professor Lambert considers Corbett’s role as an educator in the field of military strategy, the maritime principles of which Corbett derived from his studies…
Captain Dr Kevin Rowlands RN By the Editor – The author demonstrates the centrality of history and geography to the study of strategy. Historical example and appreciation for geostrategy provided Sir Julian Corbett with the foundations for his principles of…
Prof Geoffrey Till By the Editor – The author reflects on Corbett’s strategic principles, comparing the situation in Ukraine today with the limited maritime and economic war concept Corbett was so familiar with. A 10 minute read. One hundred…
CDR Mark R Condeno PN By the Editor – The author provides an overview of the history of RPS Rajah Soliman, flagship of the Philippine Navy, sunk during Typhoon Winnie on 29 June 1964. The article highlights the fascinating salvage…
Dr James W E Smith By the Editor – As part of the Corbett 100 series, revisiting the career and influence of Sir Julian Corbett a century after his death, the author reflects on the implications of Corbett’s maritime strategic…
By the Editor – over a four-part serialised set of articles the author proffers a case study of the Naval Brigades’ performance in three conflicts, especially in comparison to their Army counterparts, and how that impacted operationally thereafter. This article…
By The Late Sir Julian S. Corbett Part Two By the Editor: Sir Julian Corbett concludes his 1904 article on interservice and diplomatic cooperation, what we today would described not only as Jointness (Multi Domain Integration, if you prefer) and…
By The Late Sir Julian S. Corbett Part One By the Editor: Sir Julian Corbett is widely acknowledged as one of, if not, the pre-eminnent Naval Strategist of the 20th Century as such the 2022 Summer Edition of the Naval…
By the Editor – Sacrifice and duty are words easily bandied around in peacetime… perhaps Shakespeare best expressed the sentiment: “but we in it shall be remembered – We few, we happy few, we band of brothers; for he to-day…
By the Editor: The author lays down a challenge for individual reflection on the famous names assigned to the new Inspiration-class (Type 31) general purpose frigates. It was an action, where more VCs were won more quickly than any other…
