Navigating Military Strategy: From Theory to Practice

This chapter explores the evolution of military strategic thought, focusing on the contrasts between complex 19th-century theories and the pragmatic approaches of modern strategists. It highlights the contributions of key figures like Bernard Brody, emphasizing the need for accessible communication in naval strategy amidst the challenges posed by nuclear weaponry. The discussion underscores the importance of bridging the gap between military and civilian understanding of strategy, aiming for enhanced public discourse and policy making.