Fighting the Great War at Sea

In this insightful audiobook, Norman Friedman explores the often-overlooked maritime dimension of World War I, highlighting how the conflict was fundamentally about access to global resources. He delves into the strategies employed by both sides to control the seas, revealing significant shifts in naval technology and warfare tactics throughout the war. By examining these elements, Friedman provides a fresh perspective on how the lessons learned during this period influenced naval preparations for World War II.