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command of the sea: a standalone construct

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Strategic studies

control of maritime communications for one's own use and denial to the enemy, which Corbett held is usually partial and contested rather than absolute.

In strategic studies, command of the sea refers to control of maritime communications for one's own use and denial to the enemy, which Corbett held is usually partial and contested rather than absolute. This meaning comes from Corbett (1911) in Some principles of maritime strategy.[1]

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References

Corbett, S. J. S. (1911). Some principles of maritime strategy. Naval Institute Press. ISBN 9780404092276

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