Part I. Naval Power Projection at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century. Chapter 1. Sea power ashore and in the air / Andrew Lambert.--Chapter 2. The Weihaiwei blockade and Japanese hegemony in the Far East / Sarah Paine. Chapter 3. Maritime aspects of t he Gallipoli operation / Robin Pior.--Chapter 4. The Royal naval Division at Gallipoli / Chris page.--Chapter 5. Naval aviation at Gallipoli / Chris Clark.--Part II. Chapter 6. An inferior naval power ashore: German Navy Baltic, Mediterranean and Black Se a operations / Sarandis Papadopoulos.--Chapter 7. Sea power ashore: North Africa to Normandy / Stephen Prince.--Chapter 8. Together again for the first time: The Army, the RAN and amphibious warfare 1942-45.--Chapter 9. Tethered to Okinawa: The US Navy's role in the Okinawa Operation. / Jeffrey G. Barlow. Part III. Naval Power Projection in the Cold War Era. Chapter 10. The US Navy and Marines in the civil war in China 1945-47 / Ronald Spector.--Chapter 11. The Shanghai blockade and British diplomatic rec ognition of the PRC / Bruce Elleman.--Chapter 12. Korea: the first challenge for Australian naval aviation / Jack McCaffrie.--Chapter 13. Virtual War in the 'Ice Jungle': The changing nature of shore, littoral and terrain / Gary E. Weir.--Chapter 14. A ma ritime approach to joint and coalition warfare: Three case histories / David Hobbs.--Chapter 15. The RAN and Air Mobile Operations: The RAN Helicopter Flight Vietnam / David Farthing.--Chapter 16. The Type 42 in the Falklands War: The influence of the air warfare destroyer on joint operations / Mark Schweikert.--Part IV. Naval Power Projection in the Contemporary World.--Chapter 17. Sea power and peace operations: the naval contribution to UNITAF, Somalia, 1992-93.--Chapter 18. The challenges for medium-s ized navies in the post-Cold War world / Andrew Dorman.--Chapter 19. Triumph or tragedy? Reflections on the history of joint power projection ashore / John Reeve.