The U.S. Naval War College was started in an abandoned poor house on an island near Newport, R.I., in 1884. It's still there, a mixture of attractive turn-of-the-century and ugly 1970s buildings ...

The Naval War College is unique. It is the only Professional Military Education Master's-granting institution to focus on the prerequisites and strategic possibilities for maritime power.

Naval power is back as a central feature of international affairs, from the Black Sea to the Red Sea, South China Sea, and Strait of Taiwan.

Historically, the branches have offered college educational courses for senior military officers and Department of Defense civilians at service-run schools.

Three recent events underscored not only the continued relevance of naval power in international politics, but also its growing importance in the 21st century. The post Naval Power Is Only Getting ...

The Naval War College’s Women, Peace, and Security program merits special attention as it has been usurped by activists.

Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Naveed Ashraf visited Pakistan Navy War College, Lahore, and addressed the participants of the 54th PN Staff Course. While appreciating their efforts, he underscored ...

-- The Naval War College was formally opened to-day with an address by Theodore Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary of the Navy. The address was delivered in the lecture room of the college.

The Naval War College is also home to a widely respected civilian academic post, the James B. Stockdale Chair in Professional Military Ethics, named for the famous admiral and American prisoner of ...

The (NWC) hosted the 74th iteration of the Secretary of the Navy’s Current Strategy Forum (CSF), focusing on strategic ...

Three recent events underscored not only the continued relevance of naval power in international politics, but also its growing importance in the 21st century.