Naval Institute Press

294books in catalog

Most common themes

Military History Naval Wars & Conflicts United States World War II

About this publisher’s catalog

This catalog centers on detailed explorations of naval and military history, often blending factual accounts with narrative storytelling. Readers can expect a mix of historical analysis, personal memoirs, and fiction rooted in maritime and wartime settings. The range covers both broad strategic perspectives and intimate individual experiences.

What you’ll often find

In-depth studies of naval warfare and maritime strategy across major 20th-century conflicts
Personal memoirs and biographies of military figures, emphasizing leadership and command
Historical fiction and sagas set against wartime naval backdrops
Technical and illustrated references on ships, naval technology, and military engineering
Regional focuses including Europe, Asia, and the United States during wartime periods
Annual reviews and almanacs providing current and historical naval intelligence
Accounts highlighting both large-scale battles and individual service experiences

How to browse this shelf

Start with thematic clusters such as World War I, World War II, or modern naval strategy
Look for works combining personal narratives with broader military history for a layered perspective
Explore illustrated encyclopedias and technical guides for detailed information on naval vessels and technology
Seek out memoirs and biographies to connect with firsthand accounts of military leadership
Use geographic tags to focus on specific theaters of naval conflict like the Pacific or Atlantic
Distinguish fiction from nonfiction to match your preference for narrative style or historical analysis
Check for annual or periodic reviews to access up-to-date strategic assessments and reference material

Good fit if you like

Detailed and well-researched military history with a focus on naval operations
Stories that combine strategic context with personal and human elements
Technical and visual resources that deepen understanding of maritime technology
Historical narratives that span both broad conflicts and individual experiences
A measured pace blending factual depth with engaging storytelling
Explorations of leadership and command challenges in military settings
Reading that connects historical events to their technological and tactical dimensions

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Authors published by Naval Institute Press

V. E. Tarrant Conrad Waters Norman Polmar Thomas J. Cutler Samuel Eliot Morison Cord A. Scott Michael Vassallo Garth Ennis

The Jewish Brigade — Marvano
Comics and Conflict Patriotism and Propaganda from WWII Through Operation Iraqi Freedom — Cord A. Scott
Atlas at War — Michael Vassallo
Great Naval Battles of the Twentieth Century Tsushima Jutland Midway — Giuseppe Baiguera
The Stringbags — Garth Ennis
The Stringbags — Garth Ennis
Once Upon a Time in France — Sylvain Vallée
Stalingrad Letters from the Volga — Antonio L. Gil
Smedley — Jeff McComsey
Atlas at War — Michael Vassallo
Machete Squad — Brent Dulak
The ‘Stan — Kevin Knodell
Comics and Conflict Patriotism and Propaganda from WWII Through Operation Iraqi Freedom — Cord A. Scott
Jules Verne’s Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea The Definitive Unabridged Edition Based on the Original French Texts — Jules Verne
Battlecruiser Invincible The History of the First Battlecruiser, 1909-16 — V. E. Tarrant
Reminiscences of Adm. Arleigh A. Burke, USN (Ret. ), Special Series on Selected Subjects, Vol. 1 — Arleigh A. Burke
My Men are My Heroes The Brad Kasal Story — Brad Kasal
Nothing Too Daring A Biography of Commodore David Porter, 1780-1843 — David F. Long
Reminiscences of Rear Adm. Roy S. Benson, USN (Ret. ), Vol. I — Roy S. Benson
A Special Valor The U.S. Marines and the Pacific War — Richard Wheeler