“Naval Power in Action calls for proactive executive actions and legislation to address our deteriorating security environment and rebuild our maritime power as Beijing expands its reach throughout the Pacific and beyond."—Matt Pottinger, fmr U.S. Deputy National Security Advisor

"Pacific tensions boil over in a final clash for Taiwan, and one naval family emerges as the best hope to maintain the freedom of the seas. RED TIDE is a finely crafted military thriller and one hell of a sea story."—Ward Carroll, Ward Carroll Channel and author of Punk's Force

Author Frank Sobchak talks TRAINING FOR VICTORY with The Team House. Check it out.

"'Walleye' Weisser has written a gem…packed full of gripping stories and insights from his stellar naval aviation career. ”—Vice Adm. DeWolfe 'Bullet' Miller, USN (Ret.), Commander Naval Air Forces and 'Air Boss' for Top Gun: Maverick. Available Now!

Historians and naval professionals would all benefit from reading THE NEPTUNE FACTOR, a tremendously readable and thought-provoking history that thoroughly rehabilitates Mahan’s much-maligned strategic philosophy and professional reputation."—H-Net

Excellent review of INTREPID'S FIGHTING SQUADRON 18 by Mike Fink. " A fascinating tale of teamwork and camaraderie in the crucible of combat, the book is a strong work of history that moves along at an enjoyable pace."—Naval History

Just in time for #WorldBookDay: An interview with Admiral James Stavridis, U.S. Navy (Retired) about his top 25 essential books. #ProceedingsPodcast.

Just in time for today's WORLD BOOK DAY, Preble Hall Podcast talks THE ADMIRAL'S BOOKSHELF with Adm. Stavridis. #READ.

Very excited about this first-ever biography of our esteemed co-founder. The launch event will be EPIC!

Awesome review for ONE MORE GOOD FLIGHT. "No other American aviator has gained the fame and popularity of Earhart, the puzzle of her last flight and disappearance having become the US's greatest aviation mystery. Recommended. General readers, students, and professionals."—CHOICE

Advance praise for SCATTERED FAR AND WIDE (Sept) “Justin Laborde’s reflection on the '38 class is stunning in its precision and scope. "—Capt. William Toti, USN (Ret.), USNA ’79 and Co-host of The Unauthorized History of the Pacific War Podcast

Admiral Stavridis on Michael Smerconish's Book Club talking about The Admiral's Bookshelf. #READ2LEAD

RT @smerconish: Loving ⁦@stavridisj⁩ new book: The Admiral's Bookshelf in front of the fire on a chilly afternoon- looking forward to inter….

The World War II Discussion Forum will hold its next lecture this Friday evening, March 21st at 8pm ET. Historian Brian Walsh will speak on his latest book, The "Rape" of Japan: The Myth of Mass Sexual Violence during the Allied Occupation.

Excellent review from The Cipher Brief of THE ADMIRAL'S BOOKSHELF by Adm. Stavridis "Stavridis cites as many failures as successes. "

On sale today! The third and final installment of the Bookshelf series. THE ADMIRAL'S BOOKSHELF by Admiral James Stavridis. Here on CNN launching the book yesterday 55 seconds in!

"Just when it starts to seem that after more than a hundred years there is nothing new to say about Alfred Thayer Mahan’s writings, along comes The Neptune Factor by Nicholas A. Lambert."—International Journal of Military History

“This book builds perfectly on Brent’s previous book, and lays out a plan for establishing regionally focused fleets, like First Fleet dedicated to operations in Southeast Asia. A mandatory read for today’s practitioners of national power.”—Kenneth J. Brathwaite, former SECNAV

Excellent review of Intrepid's Fighting Squadron 18 by ANI. "The descriptions of individuals are written with care and clarity and on finishing the book I almost felt that I knew some of them personally."

The special event is open to the public. Nick's book continues to garner attention and accolades.