• Part One: Naval strategy. The new maritime strategy : the rest of the story
• The Navy's changing force paradigm
• Talking about sea control
• Command of the sea : an old concept resurfaces in a new form
• Navies and economic prosperity : the new logic of sea power
• Defense of the system : changing the geometry of great power competition
• Part Two: Naval aviation. The U.S. Navy's transition to jets
• The future of aircraft carriers
• Pigeon holes and paradigm shifts : getting the most out of unmanned aircraft
• Tales from the platform
• Part Three: Joint operations. Gettysburg and Midway : historical parallels in operational command
• Principles of jointness
• Slicing the onion differently : seapower and the levels of war
• Getting a grip on tailored deterrence : the world of conflict management
• Part Four: War gaming. The forms of warfare : integrating ethos and warfighting
• War-gaming network-centric warfare
• The epistemology of war gaming.

The purpose of this volume is to honor the work and thought of Robert C. Rubel, Captain, U.S. Navy (Ret.). Since his retirement from the Navy, Robert (a.k.a. "Barney") Rubel has held senior positions in the Center for Naval Warfare Studies (CNWS), in the Naval War College, in Newport, Rhode Island -- first as deputy dean, then as chairman of the War Gaming Department, and finally (since 2006) as dean. During this period, not only has he presided effectively over a complex (and in many ways anomalous) institution, but he has found the time to create a substantial body of published writings about naval warfare and war, or strategy generally. In the process, he has quietly established himself as one of the Navy's most innovative and wide-ranging thinkers. This volume brings together a selection of Rubel's short papers from over the last decade and a half. Viewed as a single body of thought, they gain in weight from being read and considered together. It is hoped, therefore, that this volume will provide a basis for a better and more enduring appreciation of Rubel's contribution to the intellectual capital of today's Navy.

• The breakdown of borders : commerce raiding during the Seven Years' War, 1756-1763 / by Thomas M. Truxes
• Guerre de course and the first American naval strategy / by Christopher P. Magra
• French privateering during the French Wars, 1793-1815 / by Silvia Marzagalli
• Waging protracted naval war : U.S. Navy commerce raiding during the War of
• 1812 / by Kevin D. McCranie
• CSS Alabama and Confederate commerce raiders during the U.S. Civil War / by Spencer C. Tucker
• Two sides of the same coin : German and French maritime strategies in the late nineteenth century / by David H. Oliver
• Missed opportunities in the first Sino-Japanese War, 1894-1895 / by S.C.M. Paine
• Chinese neutrality and Russian commerce raiding during the Russo-Japanese War, 1904-1905 / by Bruce A. Elleman
• "Handelskrieg mit U-booten" : the German submarine offensive in World War I / by Paul G. Halpern
• The Anglo-American naval checkmate of Germany's guerre de course, 1917-1918 / by Kenneth J. Hagan and Michael T. McMaster
• Logistic supply and commerce war in the Spanish Civil War, 1936-1939 / by Willard C. Frank, Jr.
• The German U-boat campaign in World War II / by Werner Rahn
• The shipping of Southeast Asian resources back to Japan : national logistics and war strategy / by Ken-ichi Arakawa
• Unrestricted submarine victory : the U.S. submarine campaign against Japan / by Joel Holwitt
• Guerre de course in the charter era : the tanker war, 1980-1988 / by George K. Walker
• Twenty-first century high-seas piracy off Somalia / by Martin N. Murphy
• Conclusion : guerre de course in the modern age / by Bruce A. Elleman and S.C.M. Paine.

The sixteen case studies in this book reflect the extraordinary diversity of experience of navies attempting to carry out, and also to eliminate, commerce raiding. Because the cases emphasize conflicts in which commerce raiding had major repercussions, they shed light on when, how, and in what manner it is most likely to be effective. The authors have been asked to examine the international context, the belligerents, the distribution of costs and benefits, the logistical requirements, enemy countermeasures, and the operational and strategic effectiveness of these campaigns.

• Maritime strategy presentation (for the Secretary of the Navy,
• 4 November 1982)
• The maritime strategy,
• 1984
• The amphibious warfare strategy,
• 1985
• The maritime strategy,
• 1986
• Looking beyond the maritime strategy
• The maritime strategy: The maritime component of the U.S. national strategy, 1988-1988
• Maritime strategy for the 1990s.

• Introduction
• 1. The way ahead
• 2. The Navy policy book
• 3. ... From the sea: preparing the naval service for the 21st century
• 4. Naval warfare: naval doctrine publication
• 1
• 5. Forward ... from the sea
• 6. The Navy operational concept
• 7. Anytime, anywhere: a Navy for the 21st century
• 8. Navy strategic planning guidance with long range planning guidance.

• Foreword / by Peter Dombrowski
• U.S. naval strategy in the twenty-first century: a brief introduction / by Peter Dombrowski
• The changing national security environment. The challenges of American imperial power / by Michael Ignatieff
• American primacy: its prospects and pitfalls / by Stephen M. Walt
• Has it worked? The Goldwater-Nichols Reorganization Act / by James R. Locher III
• The erosion of civilian control of the military in the United States today / by Richard H. Kohn
• "9/11" and after: a British view / by Sir Michael Howard
• Naval strategy. Fighting at and from the sea: a second opinion / by Frank Uhlig, Jr.
• "...From the sea" and back again: naval power in the second American century / by Edward Rhodes
• The tyranny of forward presence / by Daniel Gouré
• Naval power for a new American century / by Roger W. Barnett
• Naval transformation. Transforming the U.S. armed forces: rhetoric or reality? / by Thomas G. Mahnken
• Network-centric warfare: what's the point? / by Edward A. Smith, Jr.
• Transforming the Navy: punching a feather bed? / by Peter Dombrowski and Andrew L. Ross
• Building the future fleet: show us the analysis! / by Eric J. Labs
• Transformation and the Navy's tough choices ahead: what are the options for policy makers? / by Ronald O'Rourke
• Conclusion / by Peter Dombrowski.

• Pre-history, conquest and colony
• The Indians
• Exploration and conquest
• Pirates
• Exploration during the colony
• Independence
• The Patria Vieja
• The first naval squadron
• The coming of Lord Cochrane
• The Peruvian expedition
• Chiloe
• The sea and Chilean expansion
• The war against the Confederation
• The merchant marine
• The war with Spain
• Exploration and colonization
• The War of the Pacific: Iquique
• The War of the Pacific: Angamos
• The Navy and the invasion of Peru
• The Civil War of
• 1891
• A century of peace
• The evolution of the naval squadron
• The Naval Mutiny of
• 1931
• Peace time activities
• The defense of internal law and order.

• T.
• 1. Polska Marynarka Handlowa, Absolwenci szkół morskich 1922-1999
• t.
• 3. Noty biograficzne kadry, słuchaczy i absolwentów szkół morksikh Tczewa, Gdyni i Szczecina