Arthur Joseph Hungerford Pollen

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The British Navy in Battle (eBook, ePUB)

Unlocking the Secrets of British Naval Supremacy

Beschreibung

In "The British Navy in Battle," Arthur Joseph Hungerford Pollen meticulously chronicles the illustrious history and strategic evolution of the British Navy during its most pivotal conflicts. His narrative intertwines vivid descriptions with an analytical lens, offering readers an incisive examination of naval tactics, ship design, and the political underpinnings that shaped naval engagements. Pollen'Äôs literary style is characterized by a disciplined precision, reflecting his profound respect for maritime heritage while also addressing the cultural significance of these battles within the broader context of British imperial history. Arthur Joseph Hungerford Pollen was not only a historian but also a passionate advocate of naval advancement, informed by his own experiences and extensive research in maritime affairs. His deep-seated interest in nautical history, combined with a personal commitment to preserving naval legacy, drives the undercurrents of this work. This dual focus on both empirical evidence and evocative storytelling positions Pollen as both a scholar and a naval aficionado, crafting a narrative that resonates with both experts and lay readers alike. "The British Navy in Battle" is a quintessential read for anyone intrigued by naval history, military strategy, or the intricacies of British maritime power. Pollen'Äôs authoritative voice illuminates the trials and triumphs of the British Navy, making it an essential text for historians, enthusiasts, and anyone eager to understand how naval battles have shaped national identity and influence.

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Autor

Arthur Joseph Hungerford Pollen (1866-1937) was a prolific British author and analyst of naval warfare during the early 20th century. His contributions to the understanding of naval strategies, particularly in his seminal work 'The British Navy in Battle' (1912), provided a comprehensive examination of the British Royal Navy's tactical doctrines and technologies that shaped naval engagements of his era. Pollen wasn't just a theorist but also an inventor and a key figure in developing fire control systems for ships, significantly influencing naval artillery effectiveness. His literary style often combined technical analysis with vivid descriptions of naval operations, bridging the gap between professional military scholarship and accessible historical narrative. His insights were not merely historical recounts; they delved into the implications of naval power on international politics and the future of global warfare. While Pollen was not a sailor, his keen understanding of naval warfare's intricacies and his collaboration with naval officers, including Admiral Sir John Fisher, positioned him as a respected and influential figure in military literature. Today, Arthur Pollen's work is frequently cited in studies of maritime history and naval strategy, reflecting on his lasting impact on maritime thought and defense literature.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Good Press
• Seitenzahl: 1702
• Erscheinungstermin: 18. Dezember 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 4064066152055
• Artikelnr.: 58930218