Not open to students who elect this as concentration in the MA in Military Studies
Upon completion of this certificate students will be able to: Discern the history of sea power from antiquity to the present by evaluating classical theories of naval warfare, as reflected by Mahan and Corbett in light of today's scenarios. Compare and contrast naval military philosophers and writings that have influenced the use of sea power and the conduct of naval warfare between nation states. Examine the critical importance of special operations and the art of special operations: naval/shore from use in World War II through its role in Korea, Vietnam, and other conflicts. Evaluate the naval component of joint warfare in the modern age and naval strengths and weaknesses in working in inter-agency, and inter-service environments through analysis of several modern military operations. Assess the conventional and unconventional naval warfare of the future in light of technological change and the information age, non-state military threats, rogue regimes, and clashes of culture between regions.
NW500 / MIL 570 - History of Sea Power
NW544 / MIL 573 - Great Naval Philosophers and Strategists
LC541 / MIL 676 - Special Operations: Naval/Shore
NW539 / MIL 677 - Naval Power in Joint Warfare
LC505 / MIL 620 - Studies in Future War
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