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Naval Doctrine...From The Sea.

James J. Tritten

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Abstract : Introduction of concept of Naval and Navy Doctrine. Recent shifts in a attitude on doctrine by the U.S. Navy. Description of Naval Doctrine Command, outline of Naval concepts of Military Doctrine: including different levels and types of Doctrine. Brief overview of lessons learned from a study of history of Navy Doctrine. Conclusions on future role for Doctrine. (AN)

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Abstract : Introduction of concept of Naval and Navy Doctrine. Recent shifts in a attitude on doctrine by the U.S. Navy. Description of Naval Doctrine Command, outline of Naval concepts of Military Doctrine: including different levels and types of Doctrine. Brief overview of lessons learned from a study of history of Navy Doctrine. Conclusions on future role for Doctrine. (AN)

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Abstract : Introduction of concept of Naval and Navy Doctrine. Recent shifts in a attitude on doctrine by the U.S. Navy. Description of Naval Doctrine Command, outline of Naval concepts of Military Doctrine: including different levels and types of Doctrine. Brief overview of lessons learned from a study of history of Navy Doctrine. Conclusions on future role for Doctrine. (AN)

Key concepts: Doctrine, Oceanography, Political science, Law, Geology

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