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Book Title
Naval Power in Action : Seizing the Initiative in the New Cold Wa
ISBN
9781682475775
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Publisher
Naval Institute Press
ISBN-10
1682475778
ISBN-13
9781682475775
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13074474697

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Number of Pages
352 Pages
Publication Name
Naval Power in Action : How to Stop Shooting Behind the Duck in the Rivalry with China
Language
English
Subject
Military / Naval, International Relations / General, Asia / China
Publication Year
2025
Type
Textbook
Author
Brent Droste Sadler
Subject Area
Political Science, History
Format
Hardcover

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Item Height
1.2 in
Item Weight
22.6 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in

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Scholarly & Professional
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2025-000572
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"The U.S. Navy is straining to meet the challenges before it, risking adequate deterrence which could result in the outbreak of a major war in the Pacific this decade. Action is required NOW! However the thinking and approach to naval operations in this century must change in the face of emerging technologies and the rise of Chinese naval capabilities. Naval Power in Action builds perfectly on Brent's previous book, and lays out a plan for establishing regionally focused fleets, like First Fleet dedicated to operations in Southeast Asia; an idea I championed as Secretary of the Navy. Timely and mandatory read for today's practitioners of national power."-- Kenneth J. Brathwaite, former Secretary of the Navy "The United States is locked in a New Cold War with the Chinese Communist Party that will determine the fate of the Free World. To win this competition, we need to act with urgency to reduce our economic dependence on China, modernize institutions, and reestablish maritime dominance. Naval Power in Action is a blueprint for achieving these goals and a compelling articulation of naval statecraft. It should be required reading across the national security space."-- Mike Gallagher, former U.S. Representative and Chairman of the House Select Committee on Competition with the Chinese Communist Party "The security threat to our Nation posed today by Communist Chinese commercial shipping and naval forces working in coordination to dominate the free oceans is grave - but not insurmountable. Brent clearly articulates the elements of the Chinese threat and charts the course our Nation must take NOW to blunt the onslaught and put us on the path to regain our sea power. Key is the case for establishing a Maritime Department that would unite various dispersed offices across government and focus us on required action. Naval Power in Action goes further and uniquely articulates how this strategic imperative fits into a wider comprehensive rivalry with China. A fresh take on how to solve intractable problems!"-- Rear Adm. Mark Buzby, USN (Ret.) , former United States Maritime Administrator "Once again Brent Sadler delivers a provocative take on our nation's maritime ills, and how to fix them. Naval Power in Action applies his earlier book's concept of naval statecraft in a comprehensive strategic action plan. This is particularly important as the world is increasingly unsettled, and Sadler offers new thinking and ways in which to keep the peace while staying ahead of our adversaries. It should be required reading for naval professionals and national security analysts."-- Capt. Bernard D. Cole, USN (Ret.), Professor of International History at the National War College, "The U.S. Navy is straining to meet the challenges before it, risking adequate deterrence which could result in the outbreak of a major war in the Pacific this decade. Action is required NOW! However the thinking and approach to naval operations in this century must change in the face of emerging technologies and the rise of Chinese naval capabilities. Naval Power in Action builds perfectly on Brent's previous book, and lays out a plan for establishing regionally focused fleets, like First Fleet dedicated to operations in Southeast Asia; an idea I championed as Secretary of the Navy. Timely and mandatory read for today's practitioners of national power."-- Kenneth J. Brathwaite , former Secretary of the Navy "The United States is locked in a New Cold War with the Chinese Communist Party that will determine the fate of the Free World. To win this competition, we need to act with urgency to reduce our economic dependence on China, modernize institutions, and reestablish maritime dominance. Naval Power in Action is a blueprint for achieving these goals and a compelling articulation of naval statecraft. It should be required reading across the national security space."-- Mike Gallagher , former U.S. Representative and Chairman of the House Select Committee on Competition with the Chinese Communist Party "The security threat to our Nation posed today by Communist Chinese commercial shipping and naval forces working in coordination to dominate the free oceans is grave - but not insurmountable. Brent clearly articulates the elements of the Chinese threat and charts the course our Nation must take NOW to blunt the onslaught and put us on the path to regain our sea power. Key is the case for establishing a Maritime Department that would unite various dispersed offices across government and focus us on required action. Naval Power in Action goes further and uniquely articulates how this strategic imperative fits into a wider comprehensive rivalry with China. A fresh take on how to solve intractable problems!"-- Rear Adm. Mark Buzby, USN (Ret.) , former United States Maritime Administrator "Once again Brent Sadler delivers a provocative take on our nation's maritime ills, and how to fix them. Naval Power in Action applies his earlier book's concept of naval statecraft in a comprehensive strategic action plan. This is particularly important as the world is increasingly unsettled, and Sadler offers new thinking and ways in which to keep the peace while staying ahead of our adversaries. It should be required reading for naval professionals and national security analysts."-- Capt. Bernard D. Cole, USN (Ret.) , Professor of International History at the National War College, "The U.S. Navy is straining to meet the challenges before it, risking adequate deterrence which could result in the outbreak of a major war in the Pacific this decade. Action is required NOW! However the thinking and approach to naval operations in this century must change in the face of emerging technologies and the rise of Chinese naval capabilities. Naval Power in Action builds perfectly on Brent's previous book, and lays out a plan for establishing regionally focused fleets, like First Fleet dedicated to operations in Southeast Asia; an idea I championed as Secretary of the Navy. Timely and mandatory read for today's practitioners of national power."-- Kenneth J. Brathwaite, former Secretary of the Navy " Naval Power in Action calls for proactive executive actions and legislation to address America's deteriorating security environment and rebuild our maritime power as Beijing expands its reach throughout the Pacific and beyond. A standout recommendation is the enactment of a modern Naval Act that would increase shipyard capacity, hire more sailors and shipyard workers, and grow our manned and unmanned fleets in parallel. Sadler has written a worthy sequel to his 2023 magnum opus U.S. Naval Power in the 21st Century ." --Matt Pottinger, former U.S. Deputy National Security Advisor and distinguished visiting fellow at the Hoover Institution "The United States is locked in a New Cold War with the Chinese Communist Party that will determine the fate of the Free World. To win this competition, we need to act with urgency to reduce our economic dependence on China, modernize institutions, and reestablish maritime dominance. Naval Power in Action is a blueprint for achieving these goals and a compelling articulation of naval statecraft. It should be required reading across the national security space."-- Mike Gallagher, former U.S. Representative and Chairman of the House Select Committee on Competition with the Chinese Communist Party "The security threat to our Nation posed today by Communist Chinese commercial shipping and naval forces working in coordination to dominate the free oceans is grave - but not insurmountable. Brent clearly articulates the elements of the Chinese threat and charts the course our Nation must take NOW to blunt the onslaught and put us on the path to regain our sea power. Key is the case for establishing a Maritime Department that would unite various dispersed offices across government and focus us on required action. Naval Power in Action goes further and uniquely articulates how this strategic imperative fits into a wider comprehensive rivalry with China. A fresh take on how to solve intractable problems!"-- Rear Adm. Mark Buzby, USN (Ret.) , former United States Maritime Administrator "Once again Brent Sadler delivers a provocative take on our nation's maritime ills, and how to fix them. Naval Power in Action applies his earlier book's concept of naval statecraft in a comprehensive strategic action plan. This is particularly important as the world is increasingly unsettled, and Sadler offers new thinking and ways in which to keep the peace while staying ahead of our adversaries. It should be required reading for naval professionals and national security analysts."-- Capt. Bernard D. Cole, USN (Ret.), Professor of International History at the National War College, "The United States is locked in a New Cold War with the Chinese Communist Party that will determine the fate of the Free World. To win this competition, we need to act with urgency to reduce our economic dependence on China, modernize institutions, and reestablish maritime dominance. Naval Power in Action is a blueprint for achieving these goals and a compelling articulation of naval statecraft. It should be required reading across the national security space."-- Mike Gallagher , former U.S. Representative and Chairman of the House Select Committee on Competition with the Chinese Communist Party "The security threat to our Nation posed today by Communist Chinese commercial shipping and naval forces working in coordination to dominate the free oceans is grave - but not insurmountable. Brent clearly articulates the elements of the Chinese threat and charts the course our Nation must take NOW to blunt the onslaught and put us on the path to regain our sea power. Key is the case for establishing a Maritime Department that would unite various dispersed offices across government and focus us on required action. Naval Power in Action goes further and uniquely articulates how this strategic imperative fits into a wider comprehensive rivalry with China. A fresh take on how to solve intractable problems!", "The United States is locked in a New Cold War with the Chinese Communist Party that will determine the fate of the Free World. To win this competition, we need to act with urgency to reduce our economic dependence on China, modernize institutions, and reestablish maritime dominance. Naval Power in Action is a blueprint for achieving these goals and a compelling articulation of naval statecraft. It should be required reading across the national security space."-- Mike Gallagher , former U.S. Representative and Chairman of the House Select Committee on Competition with the Chinese Communist Party, "The U.S. Navy is straining to meet the challenges before it, risking adequate deterrence which could result in the outbreak of a major war in the Pacific this decade. Action is required NOW! However the thinking and approach to naval operations in this century must change in the face of emerging technologies and the rise of Chinese naval capabilities. Naval Power in Action builds perfectly on Brent's previous book, and lays out a plan for establishing regionally focused fleets, like First Fleet dedicated to operations in Southeast Asia; an idea I championed as Secretary of the Navy. Timely and mandatory read for today's practitioners of national power."-- Kenneth J. Brathwaite , former Secretary of the Navy "The United States is locked in a New Cold War with the Chinese Communist Party that will determine the fate of the Free World. To win this competition, we need to act with urgency to reduce our economic dependence on China, modernize institutions, and reestablish maritime dominance. Naval Power in Action is a blueprint for achieving these goals and a compelling articulation of naval statecraft. It should be required reading across the national security space."-- Mike Gallagher , former U.S. Representative and Chairman of the House Select Committee on Competition with the Chinese Communist Party "The security threat to our Nation posed today by Communist Chinese commercial shipping and naval forces working in coordination to dominate the free oceans is grave - but not insurmountable. Brent clearly articulates the elements of the Chinese threat and charts the course our Nation must take NOW to blunt the onslaught and put us on the path to regain our sea power. Key is the case for establishing a Maritime Department that would unite various dispersed offices across government and focus us on required action. Naval Power in Action goes further and uniquely articulates how this strategic imperative fits into a wider comprehensive rivalry with China. A fresh take on how to solve intractable problems!"-- Rear Adm. Mark Buzby, USN (Ret.) , former United States Maritime Administrator
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Yes
Table Of Content
Table of Contents List of Illustrations Preface Introduction: Naval Power in Action Part One: The Competition for Position and Preventing a CCP Fait Accompli Chapter 1: Fortify the Nation, Prepare to Strike: China's Evolving Global Military Basing Construct Chapter 2: Naval Statecraft Operationalized Chapter 3: A New Operational Approach in Decisive Maritime Theaters Part Two: Strengthening the Homeland to Wage Protracted War and Resiliency to Coercion Chapter 4: Enhancing Operational and Industrial Energy Resiliency Chapter 5: How a Revolution in Shipping Can Regain American Maritime Strength Chapter 6: A 21st Century Naval Act for Ships, Shipyards and Sailors Part Three: Reorganizing for a New Cold War to Seize and Retain the Initiative Chapter 7: A Maritime Department Chapter 8: A National Security Council for a New Cold War Chapter 9: A Fleet Structure for Great Power Rivalry Conclusion Selected Bibliography Index
Synopsis
Naval Power in Action focuses attention to the United States' current competition with China, laying out a case for acting in three areas: strengthen the homeland to economic coercion, modernize and reorganize institutions to successfully compete, and winning the positional fight with China over markets and military posture. Amongst duck hunters there is a saying that describes our nation's current predicament in the competition with China - shooting behind the duck. It means that the actions our leaders have been taking for many years have been reactive and ineffective, said another way, missing their mark. To correct this requires adjusting for the target's - China's - reaction and anticipating its course to aim for an interception point. This book aims to inform a near-term (within four years) approach to lead in this competition with China. And there is not much time to begin getting the aim right. This book refines ideas in Brent Sadler's first book, U.S. Naval Power in the 21st Century , and focuses attention to the present, laying out a case for acting in three areas: strengthen the homeland to economic coercion, modernize and reorganize institutions to successfully compete, and winning the positional fight with China over markets and military posture. Achieving success in these three areas all requires urgent action with effects following in waves - increased maritime presence, followed by improvements in national industrial resiliency and capacities. Doing this requires acting with what is at hand to deter China, while setting the conditions for a sustained competition well into the future. Bore-sighting on China while necessary can be dangerous if it blinds the nation to other dangers - our nation must be prepared and armed to be able to "chew gum and walk" as often eloquently stated by our political leaders. Top of the 'to-do' list - bolstering our economy's defense to coercion via a variety of vectors - cyber, sanctions, direct attacks. Most urgent is addressing the paucity of shipping on which the nation's economy floats. This book is a roadmap for how to accomplish this complex task with urgency and effectiveness., Since U.S. Naval Power in the 21st Century was published awareness is up regarding the dangers before the nation, but little has meaningfully changed. A sense of urgency is needed, and a more focused action plan required, which this new book provides. Additionally, new challenges have emerged and must be addressed; nagging uncertainty over domestic industry and available sealift to sustain a wartime economy. The earlier book introduced the organizing framework Naval Statecraft and made clear the Navy would need to be reorganized to compete with China and a national effort undertaken to revitalize our maritime industry. This book lays out in specific detail how to bring about a renaissance in American shipping that can restore the foundations of naval shipbuilding required for a fleet able to compete and fight China. It also provides a detailed plan to reorganize government for long-term competition with China on par with the National Security Act of 1947 and details a new operational structure for the U.S. Navy building on the earlier book's posture and presence recommendations. Additionally, China's civilian-military fusion as applied to its acquisition of ports and overseas bases is deconstructed, laying out how Naval Statecraft should be applied to counter this effort within the 'decisive theaters' framework introduced in the first book.
LC Classification Number
VA50.S226 2025

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