In 1932 Hara was assigned as a surface warfare instructor and in the middle of the same year his naval doctrine was accepted.

All normal-space tactics and naval doctrine had evolved around the limitations and capabilities described above.

Israeli naval doctrine at the time required that a ship traveling at that speed must be presumed to be a warship.

The organisation also changed in line with modern naval doctrines of that era after the entrance into NATO in 1952.

Although French naval doctrine calls for two aircraft carriers, as of 2013 the French only have one, the Charles de Gaulle.

"Soviet naval doctrine is to use surface ships to support submarine operations," Harris explained.

Corbett's primary objective was to fill the void in British naval doctrine by formalizing the theories and principles of naval warfare.

At the turn of the century Corbett emerged as one of the first authors in the development of modern naval doctrine.

Traditional naval doctrine envisioned naval combat fought between opposing battleship gun lines.

Shortly after, a new naval doctrine, the Fleet Training Publication 167 was created to ensure long-term purposes.