Transcription: or it is the foot soldier who seizes and holds ground. These are his weapons. They're all on wheels and on tracks. They are land weapons. But the infantryman's longest advances with these weapons are made over water. Sea power puts him where he can go to work. Command of the sea determines where the land war will be fought. The naval attack force transports, protects, and lands the infantrymen and his equipment. On the way to the new front line, the foot soldier and all his fighting strength are bottled up in ships, helpless against enemy attack. The destroyers of the attack force protect him ...
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