Nick Prime, a post-doctoral fellow specializing in strategic studies, explores Bernard Brodie's seminal work on naval strategy. They delve into Brodie's insights from World War II, discussing the shift from battleships to aircraft carriers and submarines. Prime emphasizes the enduring significance of geography in military tactics and the psychological aspects of naval courage. They also tackle how Brodie's views evolved with the advent of nuclear strategy, highlighting the necessity of adapting approaches to modern warfare.