NS-3 Naval Knowledge U1C3 : Grand Strategy

His doctrine focused on the containment of communism

This is defined as warfare based upon a set of ideas, doctrines, or opinions (often religious).

He authored Victory Through Air Warfare in 1942 and Air Power: Key to Survival in 1950

What is the US Navy’s role in Strategic Deterrence?

Which of the following is not considered a part of national strategy?

This Prussian developed the concept of interior lines on the battlefield.

A constant US naval presence in the Med represents what part of the national military strategy?

What part of the national military strategy do the US Navy Seals represent?

He said “War is not merely a political act, but a continuation of policy by other means.”

This Frenchman’s 115 military maxims are the few examples of his strategies put into writing.

What were the two parts of America’s third strategy phase, containment of communism.

Which is NOT one of the three things must we do to win the Global War on Terror?

This Florentine's book “The Prince” promotes devious strategies and inspired future dictators.

The son of a West Point strategy prof., he is considered the Father of Modern Naval Strategy.

The best way to prevent war is this. Strength deters aggressors, weakness invites aggression.

It was he who clarified the distinction between the employment of total war and limited war.

Preemptive attack vs terrorists and anyone harboring them was what US president’s doctrine?

British geographer. Emphasized geopolitics. Founder of the Continental School of strategy.

According to your NS-3 text, the Cold War was World War III. What does it see as World War IV?

Which US President incorporated the theories of Mahan as Assistant Secretary of the Navy.

Which of the following is NOT on of the three traditional schools of strategic thought?

How did Seapower enable America to remain isolationist from 1783-1898?

What Russian-born USAF major declared Continental strategy dead because of strategic air power

Considered the first great strategist, he was the author of “The Art of War.”

the art & science of employing all national power to exert type of control over the opposition.

It is defined as the use of national power & influence to attain national security objectives.

Name the two opposing military leaders in the Second Punic War, both exceptional strategists.

Alexander the Great determined that war is conducted on two separate planes. What are they?

This Swiss officer's works were the main influence for Civil War generals taught at West Point.

MacKinder hypothesized that a power could gain world domination if it controlled this area.

Both a political and military strategist, he was largely responsible for the greatness of Rome.

“the use of physical violence or the threat of the same to achieve an objective.”

Name the Macedonian considered to be the first grand strategist in Western civilization.

Which is NOT one of the three components of the US military strategy?

What Prussian military analyst wrote the book Vom Kriege(On War)?