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Dr. Nick Lambert discusses his thesis that strategic purpose is not the same thing as operational necessities, a topic he addresses in an article that's part of the American Sea Power Project.
Lieutenant Suarez’s analysis of Alfred Thayer Mahan’s thinking on maritime economic warfare is acute. He gives Mahan proper credit for his understanding of the implications of globalization and the potential of sea power to achieve decisive effects in a new economic paradigm. Suarez also clarifies the point—likewise raised by Nick Lambert—that, however much Mahan advocated the need for decisive victory at sea, he always understood that a successful fleet action was a means and not an end. Dominance at sea allowed domination of the enemy’s trade. Suarez’s analysis of Sir Julian C...
Pic: South Central Ambulance Service THE AMBULANCE service covering Berkshire has introduced electric-powered vehicles to it's ranks recently. Two Kia e-Niro cars have been added to the South Central Ambulance Services' (SCAS) first response fleet, allowing staff to reach patients quickly and effectively whilst reducing carbon emissions harmful for the environment. Charles Porter, Director of Finance at SCAS, said: “I am delighted that these first two fully electric, zero emission emergency response vehicles will shortly be introduced to our operational fleet. "I would like to thank...
Will Cornwell, Casey Kirchhoff, Mark Ooi Community scientists have been photographing animals and plants in the months after the Black Summer fires. Each observation is a story of survival against the odds, or of tragedy. Regrowth after bushfires. Picture: hamiltonphillipa/iNaturalist Around one year ago, Australia’s Black Summer bushfire season ended, leaving more than 8 million hectares across south-east Australia a mix of charcoal, ash and smoke. An estimated three billion animals were killed or displaced, not including invertebrates. The impact of the fires on biodiversity was too...