Learning War News Today

Since 1898, the U.S. Naval Institute’s book division has been producing works of lasting importance both to the Navy and to all who love naval history.

Ongoing experimentation is helping validate and achieve the vision of Force Design 2030.

In the Cognitive Era, education is equally vital to decision advantage as technology. The Navy and Marine Corps must invest more deeply in its warrior-scholar future.

This year is we've swapped the International Navies and the Naval Review issues, providing less “blow-by-blow” and more analysis of what 2021 meant.

Placing warfighting effectiveness above all else is the foundation for victory in war.

Our annual focus on the Marine Corps.

American Sea Power Dialogue The first “page-to-stage” event for the American Sea Power Project will be a virtual event on 22 April featuring the authors of the first three articles in the project: Captain Gerry Roncolato and Commander Paul Giarra, Professor Jim Holmes, and Nick Lambert. This will be a live event with opportunities for the audience to submit questions to the authors in real time. Registration is coming soon at www.usni.org/events and more details will be provided in the Apri...