💎 Cagle The sea war in Korea

The Sea War in Korea by Malcolm Cagle (U.S. Naval Institute Press, 1955) is a first edition military history study of naval operations during the Korean War. The book provides a detailed account of maritime strategy, naval engagements, and logistical support carried out by the United States Navy and allied forces between 1950 and 1953.

Drawing on official naval records and operational reports, it analyses the importance of sea power in the Korean conflict, including blockade operations, amphibious landings, and carrier-based air support. The work is a valuable reference for readers interested in naval warfare and Cold War military history.

First edition. Illustrated. Hardcover with dust jacket. The dust jacket shows light edge wear and slight fading to the back. Otherwise in good condition.