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Rear Admiral Menon is the author of an important new work that every serious student of the current fast evolving naval scene should read.
John Dory, Warships Magazine
Asian Voice
"Reading this thought-provoking book (highly specialised as it is) - so far removed from the blood and gore and horrendous physical (and psychological) pain of warfare - the reflection came unbidden that, if laughter is supposed to be a typically human trait, then warfare is surely an even more exclusive one."
RUSI Journal Dec. 99
" A well-researched book of considerable interest ... A good addition to all libraries."
Daily Telegraph, 3/4/98
"Brilliantly argued, this book explains what'speed and strategy can do ... Maritime Strategy is brilliantly argued and backed by the author"s impressive historical perspective ... A must for defence planners."
Hindustan Times, 12/4/98
"Excellently researched ... Menon"s fascinating foray on land and at sea is replete with history and strategy of wars and the evolution of naval strategies."
India Today, April 1998
"Though it is not the first to think through the frustrating problem of how to use naval force in a war on land, the book"s importance lies in that it actually provides some credible solutions."
The Pioneer, 28/3/98
"Menon"s arguments are so rich ... that they at once constitute a new treatise on maritime power for the 21st century and a "How to" manual for navies struggling with the resource crunch and the desire to be relevant in a new age."
Indian Defence Review
"Useful review of maritime strategy literature and role of maritime forces in past continental wars dating from the 1800"s"
The American Neptune
"Menon clearly and elegantly provides his reader with an overview of theoretical literature and the historical experience of naval strategy as it relates to continental warfare
