Navigating Naval Strategy in WWII

This chapter explores Bernard Brodie's insights into naval strategy during World War II, focusing on the changing roles of battleships, aircraft carriers, and submarines. It examines the evolution of American naval tactics in the Pacific, emphasizing the shift towards smaller, more flexible task forces and the importance of technological advancements in warfare. The discussions draw connections between historical events like the Battle of Crete and the U-boat campaign, illustrating how these battles shaped modern naval operations.