War and Peace
Evan Wilson, Vance WilsonReflections on writing and teaching naval history.
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Naval historian. Associate Professor at US Naval War College. Views own. New book with Paul Kennedy: Planning for War at Sea: 400 Years of Great Power Competition.
A writer of fiction and non fiction residing in New York City.
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