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Cheap Naval Mines Could Bring World Trade to a Halt

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Change or Sink: Why Aircraft Carrier Strategy Must Evolve

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Explained: Mines Will Be Critical in a U.S.-China Naval Conflict

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Submarines (Like This) Might Be Obsolete Soon

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China and Russia Might Be Headed Towards Naval Cooperation. Should America Be Worried?

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What One Famous Yale Professor Would Have Said About a War with Iran

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Jack-of-All-Trades: How Destroyers Helped the Royal Navy Crush the Axis

Submarine Warfare

Could Submarines Really One Day Cease to Be Hidden and Stealthy?

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Powerhouse or Outdated? Russia Is Getting A Battlecruiser Back Online

Iranian Conflict

What This Famous Yale Professor Would Have Warned About Iran

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Slowly Sinking: Why Can’t Russia’s Navy Keep up With America?

Chinese Navy

Why China Is Trying to Learn From the Old Soviet Navy

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China is Spending Big on South China Sea Island Bases. Is it Worth It?

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