Amphibious Doctrine
Amphibious Doctrine is a formal military framework that prescribes the principles, tactics, and procedures for conducting amphibious operations, distinguishing itself from other operational doctrines by its focus on the projection of power from sea to land across contested littoral zones.
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The Civil War in North Carolina.
Bell Irvin Wiley, John G. Barrett · The Journal of Southern History · 1964 · 30 citations
Robert H. Scales · Virtual Defense Library (Ministerio de Defensa) · 1999 · 23 citations
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