参考书目

作者：韦恩·休斯·美

出自————《舰队战术与海岸战斗》

出自————《现代军事理论》

　　与诸多战略著作相较，有关海军战术之英文著述并不多见，期刊文章与其他出版之研究报告亦然。然在各种战史、海洋故事选集中，或在介绍航空母舰、雷达、舰船结构之专书中，或在有关海军作战分析之著述中，吾人可发现许多深入之见解 。本参考书目有一项特色 ：包括了笔者所知之所有英文海军战术研究，无论其优劣。其他书籍或文章纳入之原因不外：内容曾被引用者，或对研究历史、技术、程序、战斗环境或战术分析之人员极具参考价值者。

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