Naval Stories: A Long Way to the Indian Ocean…
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Naval Stories: A Long Way to the Indian Ocean…
By Keith Kaniut Keith Kaniut Typically in the 1980’s, a student Naval Aviator could earn his wings, learn to fly his assigned aircraft and join a squadron in about 2-2 ½ years. (18 months to earn Wings; 6 to 8 months learning to fly assigned aircraft). Ideally, he’d report to a squadron that had just returned from deployment, replacing pilots who were leaving. The “nugget” would be in the squadron when it began training for the next deployment …
S05 E05 Application of Naval History and Strategy | The Australian Naval Institute
Podcast Dr Sean Andrews, CSC, PhD, Senior Research Fellow at the Changing Character of War Centre, University of Oxford, and Dr Knox Peden, Academic Research Officer in the Sea Power Centre – Australia and a Visiting Fellow in the Strategic and Defence Studies Centre at the Australian National University. Synopsis: Through the amalgam of their […]
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