Peter Marsh Stanford

Seaman Stanford completed his boot training at Sampson Naval Training Station in 1944 and then went through the Radio School at the same station. After further training at the special Advanced Radio School at Great Lakes, he went to the west coast where he is now on duty at the Naval Radio Station, Mare Island, California.

Articles by Peter Marsh Stanford

Limited War: A Problem In Maritime Defense

By Peter Marsh Stanford

December 1951

From the earliest days the security of the United States has been wrapped up with the problem of its defense at sea. First as nurslings of the sea power of ...

The Work Of Sir Julian Corbett In The Dreadnought Era

By Peter Marsh Stanford

January 1951

The work of Sir Julian Corbett in the field of history and strategic thought, like that of his great elder contemporary Mahan, was achieved in the heart of the pressures ...

The United Initiative: A Triumph of Maritime Power

By Peter Marsh Stanford, RM 3/c, U. S. Naval Reserve

September 1946

Historical thought still rolls and pitches in the confused and turbulent wake of the world crisis just weathered; yet America’s security as a democracy demands that it gain some common ...

The People's Navy: Prospects Of An American Sea Power

By Peter Marsh Stanford, S 1/c, U. S. Naval Reserve

December 1945

Today the United States Navy stands the strongest sea fighting force in the world. The position of dominant power which in the nineteenth century was held by England, the foundation ...