Michael D. Hull, a veteran of the British Army, is a military historian and has contributed extensively to numerous magazines and the Eisenhower Center for Military Studies’ World War II Guide. He was a longtime newspaper reporter and editor on both sides of the Atlantic.

Articles by Michael D. Hull

Aerial view of U.S. Navy ships of the Third Fleet steaming toward Tokyo Bay

FDR & His Mighty Navy

By Michael D. Hull
February 2019
“Teddy” Roosevelt may be lauded as the great pro-Navy President, but it was Franklin Roosevelt “who was the most vigorous advocate of naval readiness ever to occupy the White House.”

Book Reviews

Reviewed by Lieutenant Commander Ralph L. DeFalco III, U.S. Naval Reserve, Michael D. Hull & Paul G. Halpern
October 2002
Theodore Rex Edmund Morris. New York: Random House, 2001. 772 pp. Notes. Bib. Index. $35.00 ($31.50). Reviewed by Lieutenant Commander Ralph L. DeFalco III, U.S. Naval Reserve Theodore Roosevelt peers ...