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An interesting perspective from our strategic account executive, Vice Adm. (USN, Ret.) Frank Pandolfe who delivers a robust four-point strategy to boost US Naval deterrence effectively. Are we ready to navigate through the evolving currents of Asian geopolitics? Dive into our latest article and chart the course of future Naval strategies. https://bit.ly/3Uug3Hz

Competition or Confrontation? The video is a good summary on the strategic choices ahead and how to balance them. This was my overview of naval statecraft and the book: US Naval Power in the 21st Century See the book here: https://lnkd.in/eRZ4caeK

The increasing focus on Marine Research in the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka’s 2030 Naval Strategy, and the Seabed Resources of the Indian Ocean are interconnected in various strategic aspects, deserving priority attention. https://lnkd.in/eeSijESr

?? #NewArticle in JMSE! ?? 'Assessment of Selected Alternative Fuels for Spanish Navy Ships According to Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis.' Explore the latest findings on alternative fuels for naval ships. ?? Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/dAnZ8Yks #NavalEngineering #AlternativeFuels

Today’s chaos requires leadership and a new statecraft: The threat from Communist China is not new but it has been allowed to metastasize and grow to be an existential threat. Simply dusting off old approaches will not work. A new statecraft is called for, that leverages our strengths and operates against our foes’ weaknesses. And likewise rightly prioritizes national action. Making matters even more challenging today in this New Cold War is that we face not just one major rival. U.S. Naval Power in the 21st Century Offers a framework for winning the New Cold War while keeping it ‘cold’ - that framework is called Naval Statecraft: “Brent Sadler’s timely and compelling contribution to maritime strategy and broader strategic thinking is refreshing. He convincingly blends military, economic, and technical insight in addressing the strategic challenges of our time. ?U.S. Naval Power in the 21st Century stands apart as a thoughtful and convincing call for relevant and renewed American naval power and the imperative of naval statecraft in ensuring American prosperity and global influence.”—ADM Gary Roughead, USN (Ret.), former Chief of Naval Operations Get the book here: https://lnkd.in/eMmBUD3V

To get rich. You need leverage. Leverage comes in labor, comes in capital, or it can come through code or media. Book: The Almanack of Naval Ravikant

Reviews of my book are rolling in, courtesy of Tom Duffy ?? "European Naval Power?is an invaluable guide and source of insight for those analyzing European defense approaches as well as those considering larger questions of maritime strategy and seapower." @ National Maritime Historical Society seahistory.org read review here?? https://lnkd.in/d9cuyZfT

A necessary read as navies are required to play their traditional and non-traditional roles simultaneously or in tandem. The outcomes are however of a common nature - for the oceans to be a safe and sustainable stock and flow resource.

Delighted to get my review of Michael A. McDevitt's China as a Twenty-first-century Naval Power: Theory, Practice, and Implications published in Sage's Journal of Asian Security and International Affairs. For the time being, this has been published as OnlineFirst.