Fighting Techniques of Naval Warfare: Strategy, Weapons, Commanders, and Ships: 1190 BC - Present
Iain Dickie’s interest in military matters was first inspired by pictures of Roman artillery at the age of 12. based in Britain, he has been a committee member of the Society of Ancients, the editor ofArmy & Navy Modelworld,Military Hobbies, andMiniature Wargamesmagazines.Martin J. Doughtery is a freelance writer and editor specializing in weapons technology, military history, and combat techniques. He has previously contributed toBattles of the Ancient World, Battles of the Medieval World,andBattles of the Crusades.Phyllis G. Jestice is an associate professor of medieval history and chair of the History Department at the University of Southern Mississippi. A specialist in German history during the central Middle Ages, her teaching of the history of premodern warfare has led her deeper into the study of medieval war and society. She has contributed to several works on the history of warfare, includingBattles of the Ancient World, Battles of the Bible, Fighting Techniques of the Early Modern World,andTimelines of medieval Warfare.Christer Jörgensen graduated with a Ph.D from University College, London. An expert on military history, Christer has published various books on the history of warfare. He has previously contributed toFighting Techniques of the Early Modern WorldandBattles that Changed Warfare.Rob. S. Rice is a professor at the American Military University, teaching courses on Ancient and Modern Naval Warfare. He has published articles in theOxford Companion to American Military Historyand contributed toBattles of the Ancient World, Fighting Techniques of the Ancient World,andBattles of the Bible.