March 2025: Volume 18, Issue 1
Editorial
Articles
- Howard J. Fuller, ‘The Whole History of this Ill-fated Vessel’: HMS Captain, the American Civil War, and the Mid-Victorian Struggle for Naval Superiority
- Stephen McLaughlin, Navigating Uncharted Waters: The Russian Naval General Staff, 1906–1914
- Anselm J. van der Peet, Punching Above Its Weight: The Royal Netherlands Navy within Allied Command Atlantic 1952 – mid 1970s
Book Reviews
- Michael Verney. A Great and Rising Nation: Naval Exploration and Global Empire in the Early U.S. Republic by Chuck Steele
- John Fass Morton. Sea Power and the American Interest: From the Civil War to the Great War by Joseph Moretz
- Nicholas A. Lambert. The Neptune Factor: Alfred Thayer Mahan and the Concept of $ea Power by R. James Orr
- Brian Lavery. Two Navies Divided: The British and United States Navies in the Second World War by Joseph Moretz
- Evan Mawdsley. Supremacy at Sea: Task Force 58 and the Central Pacific Victory by Corbin Williamson
- Martin Stansfeld. Japanese Carriers and Victory in the Pacific: The Yamamoto Option by John M. Jennings
The objective of the International Journal of Naval History is to provide a pre-eminent forum for works of naval history researched and written to demonstrable academic standards.
Our hope is to stimulate and promote research into naval history and foster communication among naval historians at an international level.
The journal is an independent voice for serious research into all manner of naval history and maritime studies. This includes work touching the naval traditions of all nations and regions in all time periods.
The International Journal of Naval History thanks the National Maritime Historical Society for logistical support.
