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    This document discusses the relationship between military operations and maritime preponderance. It argues that control of the sea is vital for any military operations beyond coastal waters and that naval forces are necessary to achieve maritime preponderance. Maintaining maritime preponderance allows a nation to project military power globally in support of both naval operations and land campaigns.

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    This document discusses the relationship between military operations and maritime preponderance. It argues that control of the sea is vital for any military operations beyond coastal waters and that naval forces are necessary to achieve maritime preponderance. Maintaining maritime preponderance allows a nation to project military power globally in support of both naval operations and land campaigns.

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    This document discusses the relationship between military operations and maritime preponderance. It argues that control of the sea is vital for any military operations beyond coastal waters and that naval forces are necessary to achieve maritime preponderance. Maintaining maritime preponderance allows a nation to project military power globally in support of both naval operations and land campaigns.

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    Colin Grey, Military Operations and Maritime Preponderance: Their Relations and Interdependence (Annapolis, MD: Naval Institute

    Press, 1996), xv-lxi. U260 .C14.

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