The United States has long been “sea blind” and is now waking up. That is how maritime historian Salvatore Mercogliano describes the country’s newfound awareness. “We equate sea power with military naval power,” he told The Epoch Times. “We’re not equating it with commercial | Collector

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The United States has long been “sea blind” and is now waking up. That is how maritime historian Salvatore Mercogliano describes the country’s newfound awareness.

“We equate sea power with military naval power,” he told The Epoch Times. “We’re not equating it with commercial

The Epoch Times

The United States has long been “sea blind” and is now waking up. That is how maritime historian Salvatore Mercogliano describes the country’s newfound awareness. “We equate sea power with military naval power,” he told The Epoch Times. “We’re not equating it with commercial

The United States has long been “sea blind” and is now waking up. That is how maritime historian Salvatore Mercogliano describes the country’s newfound awareness. “We equate sea power with military naval power,” he told The Epoch Times. “We’re not equating it with commercial

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