naval powers

Naval powers refer to a country's ability to project strength and influence through its navy—ships, submarines, aircraft carriers, and maritime technology. A strong navy secures trade routes, deters potential threats, and offers strategic advantages on the oceans. Key aspects include the size and quality of ships, technological advancements, naval strategy, and funding. Historically, dominant naval powers like the U.S., UK, and China have used their navies to expand influence globally. Modern naval power blends advanced weaponry, intelligence, and logistics to maintain control over maritime domains, ensuring national security and economic interests across the seas.