John Grady
John Grady, a managing editor of Navy Times for more than eight years and retired communications director of the Association of the United States Army after 17 years, is the author of Matthew Fontaine Maury: Father of Oceanography. It was nominated for the Library of Virginia’s 2016 nonfiction award. He also has contributed to the New York Times “Disunion” series, and the Civil War Monitor, and is a blogger for the Navy’s Sesquicentennial of the Civil War site. He continues writing on national security and defense. His later work has appeared on USNI.org, BreakingDefense, Government Executive, govexec.com, and nextgov.com, among others.
7 entries by John Grady
The military expert shares the story of unsung Vietnam War hero Doug Hegdahl.
In her latest book, the Classics professor sheds new light on Alexander the Great.
The author talks conservation, Yosemite, and the legacy of John Muir.
The longtime journalist talks the Cold War, an infamous Soviet mole, and the boldness of the CIA's "Operation Gold."
The Splintered Empires
By Prit Buttar
A well-researched account of the enduring fissures opened by WWI.
The Splintered Empires: The Eastern Front 1917-21
By Prit Buttar
A well-researched account of the enduring fissures opened by WWI.
The Internationalists: How a Radical Plan to Outlaw War Remade the World
By Oona A. Hathaway and Scott J. Shapiro
What drove the men who recast the rules of engagement?