title: Coursework During Officer Attendance at the École de guerre navale in Paris 1920-1939
abstract: Following the interruption of the First World War, the French Navy’s higher naval school reopened its doors to receive selected officers admitted for advanced studies. In keeping with its mission statement, the naval war school prepared them for staff duties and higher command positions appropriate to their competencies and rank. Most were French naval officers, though foreign officers from other navies allied to France also attended on a yearly basis during the interwar period. Coursework inclu
journal: The Northern Mariner / Le marin du nord