This course provides a historical, theoretical, and practical understanding of the roles of sea, air, space, and cyber power in military strategy and national security policy. After establishing a strong theoretical and historical foundation in each of the domains, students apply acquired knowledge to assess the strategies of multiple state and non-state actors, and to make practical recommendations on the application of military power across all domains to affect the outcomes of competition, crisis, and conflict.
This course provides both a historical and theoretical foundation for understanding Sea and Air Power and its role in national security, national defense, and military strategy. The historical and theoretical foundations provide the lexicon and general understanding of Sea and Air Power theory. With this understanding, cadets can apply the theory to understand its role in policy and strategy; whereby cadets can assess current policies and strategies and make assessments regarding Air and Sea Power in crisis, conflict and other political and military situations.
This course provides both a historical and theoretical foundation for understanding Sea and Air Power and its role in national security, national defense, and military strategy. The historical and theoretical foundations provide the lexicon and general understanding of Sea and Air Power theory. With this understanding, cadets can apply the theory to understand its role in policy and strategy; whereby cadets can assess current policies and strategies and make assessments regarding Air and Sea Power in crisis, conflict and other political and military situations.
