Jane's World Navies

Jane's World Navies provides uniform comparisons of the world's navies through in-depth data and analysis of operations, command, deployment and recent operations. Together with Jane's World Armies and Jane's World Air Forces, this guide rounds out our tri-service reference products for the world's militaries. This product is available only as part of Jane's Military and Security Assessments Intelligence Centre.

Key contents include:

• National operational and command structure
• National deployment and recent operations
• National inventory and procurement data

Jane's World Navies helps you:

• Assess country military capabilities and threat
• Inform command decisions
• Conduct strategic, intelligence and market research

The contents of Jane’s World Navies include:

• A summary of the force
• Assessments of current developments and recent operations
• Deployments, tasks and operations
• Command and control diagrams and explanations
• Navy organization details
• Personnel
• Orders of battle
• Training (methodology, multinational exercises, etc.)
• Navy procurement
• Equipment in service

Jane’s World Navies is available in three formats:

1. Online
2. Softbound – twice yearly
3. Offline data feed

The online format provides you with many benefits not available with the softbound version, including:

• Continuous online updates
• Full search capabilities
• A minimum five-year archive

Alexander von Rosenbach

Editor for World Armies and World Navies, and as co-Editor for World Air Forces

Alexander von Rosenbach is Jane's Armed Forces Editor and has overall responsibility for the quality and editorial integrity of Jane's country-based defence analysis. Alexander brings together military assessments for Jane's Sentinel Country Risk Assessments and the service review titles Jane's World Armies, Jane's World Navies and Jane's World Air Forces. He holds an MA in International History from the London School of Economics and a BA in Political Science from the University of British Columbia, Canada.

Lindsay Peacock

Lindsay Peacock was born in Hammersmith, London and educated in Harrow. On leaving school in 1964, he worked for British European Airways, remaining with them and their successor, British Airways, until 1976 when he left to become a freelance aviation writer and photographer. He subsequently specialized in military aviation and has written many books and articles on the subject. In addition to compiling Jane's World Air Forces, he is Assistant Editor of Jane's All the World's Aircraft. He currently lives in Suffolk.