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The Forgotten Admiral Alfred Thayer Mahan Who Shaped Modern Naval Warfare
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The Forgotten Admiral Alfred Thayer Mahan Who Shaped Modern Naval Warfare
From 1859-1896, Alfred Thayer Mahan served in different roles in the US Navy, eventually becoming president of the Naval War College. He had limited combat experience and his record of captaining a ship was mediocre. However, his writings on the importance of sea power became renowned around the world. His advocacy of a strong navy with the ability to project force globally continues to play a major part in US strategic considerations to this da…
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