1873 Daughter, Helen Evans Mahan, born 1873-1874 Command of USS Wasp 1875-1876 Navy Yard, Boston 1877 Daughter, Ellen Kuhn Mahan, born 1877-1880 U.S. Naval Academy 1863 USS Macedonian 1863-1864 USS Seminole – West Gulf Blockading Squadron 1864-1865 USS James Adger – South Atlantic Squadron 1865 Promoted to Lieutenant Commander 1865-1866 USS Muscoota – Gulf Squadron 1866 Navy Yard, Washington, Ordnance duty 1867-1869 USS Iroquois – Asiatic Squadron 1869 Command of USS 1870-1871 Navy Yard, New York 1871 USS Worcester 1872 Married Ellen Lyle Evans, June 11 Promoted to Commander Receiving ship at N.Y. Naval Academy 1859-1861 USS Congress 1861 Promoted to Lieutenant 1861-1862 USS Pocahontas – South Atlantic Blockading Squadron 1862-1863 U.S. His first sea power book, The Influence of Sea Power on History, 1660-1783, has appeared in at least 50 editions and has been translated into 6 languages.Ĭareer Outline 1840 Born September 27, 1840, West Point, N.Y. His works continue to be read and republished today. Throughout the world his work had immense influence in the development of navies and in laying the ground work for the development of naval theory and strategy.
His work was translated into a variety of languages, including Russian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, French, Spanish, Italian, Swedish and Dutch. Building on the vision that Luce had laid out for him, Mahan went on to a remarkable career as a naval historian and propagandist, writing more than 20 books, 160 journal articles and 100 newspaper articles. Having served nearly 25 years in the Navy at this point, Mahan found a new direction and new purpose in his life at the age of 45. Luce selected him as an instructor in naval history and tactics at the Naval War College. Navy, Mahan had a rather uneventful career, but saw active service in the Civil War and went on to command three ships. Although his father hoped that Alfred would pursue a civilian career, the boy joined the Navy after only a year at Columbia University. The atmosphere of his family home undoubtedly played a role in his future work, and helped to mold his later interests. Alfred Thayer Mahan was born at West Point, New York, the son of Professor Denis Hart Mahan, who taught at the United States Military Academy.
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