How to Grow a Navy 1st Edition

Gripping and authoritative, How to Grow a Navy (1st Edition) by Geoffrey Till is an essential read for anyone interested in naval strategy, defence policy, and maritime security. This accessible yet scholarly work cuts through jargon to reveal how states build, sustain, and adapt naval forces in an unpredictable world.

Geoffrey Till combines historical insight with contemporary analysis to explain the practical choices that determine a navy’s shape and effectiveness. Readers will find clear explanations of force planning, shipbuilding priorities, budget trade-offs, and the interplay between technology and strategy. Whether you’re a student of defence studies, a professional in maritime affairs, or a curious general reader, this book illuminates the reasoning behind naval decisions and the consequences for national security.

Packed with case studies and real-world examples, How to Grow a Navy shows how different countries—especially maritime nations in the UK, Europe, and beyond—face similar strategic dilemmas and make distinct choices based on politics, geography, and resources. The result is a nuanced guide to naval development that remains relevant to policymakers, historians, and enthusiasts.

If you seek a clear, well-researched introduction to how navies are planned and built, How to Grow a Navy by Geoffrey Till belongs on your shelf. Order your copy today to deepen your understanding of naval strategy and the forces that shape our seas.

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