David Kohnen Bücher

The book provides a comprehensive analysis of American naval power's evolution from 1897 to 1947, exploring the strategic developments and challenges faced during this pivotal period. It also offers an in-depth biography of Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King, highlighting his crucial role in shaping U.S. maritime strategy and operations during World War II. The narrative combines historical events with personal insights into King's leadership, making it a significant resource for understanding naval history and military strategy.

In maritime affairs, US Navy Commodore Dudley Wright Knox provided a singular example of leadership in his chosen profession. Knox gained perspective on the higher levels of command as a staff officer during two world wars. Ultimately, conditioning in the American naval service inspired Knox to envision an American Navy second to none. This volume analyseshis career.