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"Naval doctrine" as a book category covers works that explain, analyze, or critique the formal principles, concepts, and practices that guide the employment of naval and maritime forces. It includes official manuals and handbooks, strategic and operational theory, tactical procedures, force structure and command arrangements, logistics and sustainment, maritime law and rules of engagement, and case studies of historic campaigns or exercises that shaped doctrine. Books in this category address doctrine development and revision, the interaction of technology and doctrine (e.g., air power, submarines, cyber, and unmanned systems), joint and coalition maritime operations, and training and education for naval leaders. Intended audiences range from naval officers and defense planners to scholars and informed civilians, and the works can be practical field guides, academic studies, policy critiques, or historical narratives that illuminate how navies think about and organize for warfare and maritime security.

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