Studying destroyer tactics alongside strategy and technology

Where can readers learn more about destroyer box tactics and standard tactical maneuvers?

The author's own book and older specialist works are the suggested sources, but tactics make sense only alongside strategy, operations, and technology.

Asked where to learn about destroyer box tactics and standard maneuvers, the answer recommends the author's own in-print book and useful older studies from the 1950s and 1960s. Technology, strategy, and operational concepts develop together. Studying maneuvers in isolation therefore misses the strategic purpose and technical limits that shaped how destroyers were expected to fight. People who work across those boundaries can strongly influence aircraft and ship development, as well as a navy's institutional direction. Such cross-domain positions can become institutional fiefdoms because influence over strategy and technology concentrates considerable power.