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'''Alfred Thayer Mahan''' (1840 - 1914), an American sailor and writer, was the world's leading [[Military history|military historian]] in the era before [[World War I]].  His concept of "sea power" had an enormous influence in shaping the strategic thought of naval officials around the world, especially in the [[American naval history|American navy]], Germany, Japan and Britain. His ideas still permeate the [[United States Navy]].  

'''Alfred Thayer Mahan''' (1840 - 1914), an American sailor and writer, was the world's leading [[Military history|military historian]] in the era before [[World War I]].  His concept of "sea power" had an enormous influence in shaping the strategic thought of naval officials around the world, especially in the [[American naval history|American navy]], as well as the [[navy|navies]] of [[Germany]], [[Japan]] and [[Britain]]. His ideas still permeate the [[United States Navy]].  

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