From East of Suez to the Eastern Atlantic

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Focusing on British naval policy under Harold Wilson's first two governments, the book examines the Navy Department's response to defense reviews and strategic shifts from 1964 to 1970. It delves into the interactions between government and military leadership, highlighting the complexities of policy-making during a period of retrenchment. By incorporating broader historical context, it provides a nuanced understanding of how various factors influenced Britain’s evolving global role during this critical time.