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The Evolution of Naval Mine Warfare

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內容簡介 Naval mines and mine countermeasures have been part of mainstream history from 1777 to the present day. From the naval mine contract that led to the modern oil industry, Nobel prizes, and the invention of plywood to mines used by countries without navies to sink dozens of armored vessels, the impact of naval mines on culture, history, and social development cannot be understated. This book offers much for history enthusiasts. For military readers, it teaches the realities and concepts of naval mines as a part of joint operations. For political and military leaders, it is a primer about an unfamiliar warfare area. For mine warriors and others, it tells of the proud heritage of the least understood part of the Navy: the vast category of "weapons that wait."

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作者介紹 Jacob A. Mazurek is a retired U.S. Navy Senior Chief Mineman. During his service, he earned three degrees and following his Navy retirement in 2018, he earned his MBA at the University of Notre Dame. Always intellectually curious, his writing projects include naval history, economics, motivational theory, and his unique life's journey. He lives in Watertown, New York.

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