"Commander-in-Chief: The Life and Work of the USSR Fleet Admiral S. G. Gorshkov" - a major work about the admiral of the fleet of the Soviet Union S. G. Gorshkov, who headed the USSR Navy for almost 30 years. His biography is essentially the history of the Soviet fleet from the 20s to the mid-80s of the last century, the history of its restoration, combat use during the war, the post-war construction of all branches of the Navy of several generations, the development of the theory of their use on sea and ocean theater of operations. Over the years of S. G. Gorshkov's tenure as Commander-in-Chief of the USSR Navy, he became a powerful, nuclear-missile, balanced force, capable of solving his characteristic tasks anywhere in the World Ocean. The fleet has become a real and important factor in ensuring the successful solution of the state's foreign policy tasks. The book was written on the basis of archival sources, including declassified ones, materials from the family archive, as well as memoirs of relatives and people who knew him well. The book is richly illustrated; it is addressed to a wide range of readers.