Gerard D. Roncolato

Organizations and people who can rapidly and effectively adapt are more likely to prevail.

After a dozen articles on the “ends” of strategy, the project transitions to the “ways.”

Placing warfighting effectiveness above all else is the foundation for victory in war.

A 1942 photo of the heavy cruiser Houston tells a story of courage and sacrifice relevant to today.

In 1940, Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Harold Stark wrote a strategic memorandum to Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox outlining the challenges ahead.

A new series encourages vigorous debate on the future of the Navy.