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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 284Serial615061
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[Number of Pages: 112]
USS Hancock - Front Cover
Is U.S. Aid to the Orient Working? by Joseph Z. Reday
Recruits and Basic Leadership Opportunities by Captain W. J. Catlett, Jr., U. S. Navy
Toward a Nuclear-Powered Seaplane by Commander Aurthur D. Struble, U. S. Navy
The Coin of Individual Dignity by Lieutenant Commander Keith N. Sargent, U. S. Navy
The U. S. Merchant Marine and National Defense by Rear Admiral Walter C. Ford, U. S. Navy (Retired)
First Landing at the Pole by Chief Journalist Joseph E. Oglesby, U. S. Navy
Middle East Challenge by Captain Brown Taylor, U. S. Navy
Tsunamis, the Strangest Waves on the Sea by Captain Elliott B. Roberts, U. S. Coast & Geodetic Survey
No Hiding Place - Off Okinawa by Commander J. Davis Scott, U. S. Naval Reserve
Naval Aviation in the Jet Age (Pictorial Section) by Dr. Gerald E. Wheeler
Discussions, Comments, Notes
Book Reviews
Professional Notes
A Page from the Old Navy
Secretary's Notes
Volume: 83
Issue: 11
Item Creation Date: November 1957
Collection: Emmett H. Tidd Collection
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USS Hancock - Front Cover
Is U.S. Aid to the Orient Working? by Joseph Z. Reday
Recruits and Basic Leadership Opportunities by Captain W. J. Catlett, Jr., U. S. Navy
Toward a Nuclear-Powered Seaplane by Commander Aurthur D. Struble, U. S. Navy
The Coin of Individual Dignity by Lieutenant Commander Keith N. Sargent, U. S. Navy
The U. S. Merchant Marine and National Defense by Rear Admiral Walter C. Ford, U. S. Navy (Retired)
First Landing at the Pole by Chief Journalist Joseph E. Oglesby, U. S. Navy
Middle East Challenge by Captain Brown Taylor, U. S. Navy
Tsunamis, the Strangest Waves on the Sea by Captain Elliott B. Roberts, U. S. Coast & Geodetic Survey
No Hiding Place - Off Okinawa by Commander J. Davis Scott, U. S. Naval Reserve
Naval Aviation in the Jet Age (Pictorial Section) by Dr. Gerald E. Wheeler
Discussions, Comments, Notes
Book Reviews
Professional Notes
A Page from the Old Navy
Secretary's Notes
Volume: 83
Issue: 11
Item Creation Date: November 1957
Collection: Emmett H. Tidd Collection
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Added: 13 May 2025 [Updated: 13 May 2025]
Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 284Serial615064
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[Number of Pages: 160]
US Perry (DD-844) - Front Cover
Communist China and the Arab-African Area by Lieutenant (j.g.) I. William Zartman, USNR
The Navel Academy of Today and Its Mission by Captain J. Lloyd Abbot, Jr., USN
Collective Security in the Pacific: Nice Years of the ANZUS Pact by Norman J. Padelford
The U. S. Navy's Hurricane Hunters by Lieutenant Commander Wycliffe D. Toole, Jr., USN
Political Gaming by Dr. Lincoln P. Bloomfield
The Development of Nuclear Proulsion in the Navy by Captain Carl O. Holmquist, USN and Russell S. Greenbaum
Discrimination in Selections: Fact or Fancy: by Captain John H. Hitchcock, USN
Balanced Sea Power and Cold War by Captain Cassius D. Rhymes, Jr., USN
Command Primer by Major E. J. Markham, Jr., USMC
Arctic Oceanography by Submarines by E. C. LaFond
Bellingshausen Sea Operation (Pictorial) by Captain Edwin A. McDonald, USN
Comment and Discussion
Book Reivews
Professional Notes
A Page from the Old Navy
Secretary's Notes
Volume: 86
Issue: 9
Item Creation Date: September 1960
Collection: Emmett H. Tidd Collection
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Added: 13 May 2025 [Updated: 13 May 2025]
US Perry (DD-844) - Front Cover
Communist China and the Arab-African Area by Lieutenant (j.g.) I. William Zartman, USNR
The Navel Academy of Today and Its Mission by Captain J. Lloyd Abbot, Jr., USN
Collective Security in the Pacific: Nice Years of the ANZUS Pact by Norman J. Padelford
The U. S. Navy's Hurricane Hunters by Lieutenant Commander Wycliffe D. Toole, Jr., USN
Political Gaming by Dr. Lincoln P. Bloomfield
The Development of Nuclear Proulsion in the Navy by Captain Carl O. Holmquist, USN and Russell S. Greenbaum
Discrimination in Selections: Fact or Fancy: by Captain John H. Hitchcock, USN
Balanced Sea Power and Cold War by Captain Cassius D. Rhymes, Jr., USN
Command Primer by Major E. J. Markham, Jr., USMC
Arctic Oceanography by Submarines by E. C. LaFond
Bellingshausen Sea Operation (Pictorial) by Captain Edwin A. McDonald, USN
Comment and Discussion
Book Reivews
Professional Notes
A Page from the Old Navy
Secretary's Notes
Volume: 86
Issue: 9
Item Creation Date: September 1960
Collection: Emmett H. Tidd Collection
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Added: 13 May 2025 [Updated: 13 May 2025]
Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 284Serial615058
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[Number of Pages: 112]
A British Squadron on the Hudson River - 1776 - Front Cover
Mobilie Sea Base Systems in Nuclear Warfare by James H. Smith, Jr., Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Air)
The Road to Geneva by Captain W. C. Hogan, U. S. Coast Guard, and Phyllis Hogan
"Peace!" - The Call of the Sirens by Captain Stephen E. Jones, U. S. Naval Reserve
German Naval Strategy Across Two Wars by Vice Admiral Friedrich Ruge, Former German Navy (Retired)
Martinique in World War II by Commander C. Alphonso Smith, U. S. Naval Reserve
Let's Put Away the Crying Towel by Lieutenant Charles Gibson, U. S. Naval Reserve
Showing the Flag in Southeast Asia by Commander John V. Noel, Jr., U. S. Navy
Package Docks by Captain E. John Long, U. S. Naval Reserve (Retired)
When the Navy Ruled Alaska by Lieutenant (J.G.) Mel Crain, U. S. Naval Reserve (Inactive)
Naval Action in the American Revolution (Pictorial Section)
Discussions, Comments, Notes
Book Reviews
Professional Notes
A Page from the Old Navy
Secretary's Notes
Volume: 81
Issue: 2
Item Creation Date: February 1955
Collection: Emmett H. Tidd Collection
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Added: 13 May 2025 [Updated: 13 May 2025]
A British Squadron on the Hudson River - 1776 - Front Cover
Mobilie Sea Base Systems in Nuclear Warfare by James H. Smith, Jr., Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Air)
The Road to Geneva by Captain W. C. Hogan, U. S. Coast Guard, and Phyllis Hogan
"Peace!" - The Call of the Sirens by Captain Stephen E. Jones, U. S. Naval Reserve
German Naval Strategy Across Two Wars by Vice Admiral Friedrich Ruge, Former German Navy (Retired)
Martinique in World War II by Commander C. Alphonso Smith, U. S. Naval Reserve
Let's Put Away the Crying Towel by Lieutenant Charles Gibson, U. S. Naval Reserve
Showing the Flag in Southeast Asia by Commander John V. Noel, Jr., U. S. Navy
Package Docks by Captain E. John Long, U. S. Naval Reserve (Retired)
When the Navy Ruled Alaska by Lieutenant (J.G.) Mel Crain, U. S. Naval Reserve (Inactive)
Naval Action in the American Revolution (Pictorial Section)
Discussions, Comments, Notes
Book Reviews
Professional Notes
A Page from the Old Navy
Secretary's Notes
Volume: 81
Issue: 2
Item Creation Date: February 1955
Collection: Emmett H. Tidd Collection
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Added: 13 May 2025 [Updated: 13 May 2025]
Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 284Serial615059
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[Number of Pages: 123]
U.S. Frigate Constellation - Front Cover
The Ship and the Shore - Honorable Mention by Chief Quartermaster William J. Stanley, U. S. Navy
American Foreign Policy: Patient Courage Pays Off by William H. Hessler
Nuclear Power and the Seaplane by Commander C. T. Durgin, Ur., U. S. Navy
The Japanese Military Mission to Italy in 1941 by Vice Admiral Guiseppe Fioravanzo, Italian Navy
The Permanent Crisis of Soviet Communism by Lieutenant Edgar F. Luckenbach, Jr., U. S. Naval Reserve and Albert Grossman
Bui Chu Means Valiant by Lieutenant (JG) Thomas A. Dooley, III (MC), U. S. Navy
The Sinking of the Scharnhorst by Karl-Hinrich Peter
The Age of Continents by William R. Mathews
The Ewing Mutiny by Thornton Emmons and Homer C. Votaw
The "Jaycock Story" - Pictorial by Chief Warrant Officer William B. Kohl, U. S. Marine Corps
Discussion, Comments, Notes
German Naval Literature of World War II by Philip K. Lundeberg
Professional Notes
Secretary's Notes
Volume: 82
Issue: 1
Item Creation Date: January 1956
Collection: Emmett H. Tidd Collection
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Added: 13 May 2025 [Updated: 13 May 2025]
U.S. Frigate Constellation - Front Cover
The Ship and the Shore - Honorable Mention by Chief Quartermaster William J. Stanley, U. S. Navy
American Foreign Policy: Patient Courage Pays Off by William H. Hessler
Nuclear Power and the Seaplane by Commander C. T. Durgin, Ur., U. S. Navy
The Japanese Military Mission to Italy in 1941 by Vice Admiral Guiseppe Fioravanzo, Italian Navy
The Permanent Crisis of Soviet Communism by Lieutenant Edgar F. Luckenbach, Jr., U. S. Naval Reserve and Albert Grossman
Bui Chu Means Valiant by Lieutenant (JG) Thomas A. Dooley, III (MC), U. S. Navy
The Sinking of the Scharnhorst by Karl-Hinrich Peter
The Age of Continents by William R. Mathews
The Ewing Mutiny by Thornton Emmons and Homer C. Votaw
The "Jaycock Story" - Pictorial by Chief Warrant Officer William B. Kohl, U. S. Marine Corps
Discussion, Comments, Notes
German Naval Literature of World War II by Philip K. Lundeberg
Professional Notes
Secretary's Notes
Volume: 82
Issue: 1
Item Creation Date: January 1956
Collection: Emmett H. Tidd Collection
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Added: 13 May 2025 [Updated: 13 May 2025]
Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 650Serial615294
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[Number of Pages: 96]
Young Jack Towers by Clark G. Reynolds
The First Year by Captain W. Irving Chambers, U. S. Navy
Eyes in the Skies by Frank L. Owsley, Jr., and Wesley Philip Newton
The Aircraft Collier Langley by Rear Admiral George van Deurs, U. S. Navy (Retired)
"Pilots, Man Your Planes" by Admiral Alfred M. Pride, U. S. Navy (Retired)
Carrier Carrier Pigeons by Admiral Alfred M. Pride, U. S. Navy (Retired)
"Man Your Planes" (Continued) by Admiral Harry D. Felt, U. S. Navy (Retired)
"Fighting Three - That's For Me!" by Vice Admiral Herbert D. Riley, U. S. Navy (Retired)
We Had Fun by Rear Admiral Francis Foley, U. S. Navy (Retired)
The Ranger: Atavistic Anomaly by Admiral James S. Russell, U. S. Navy (Retired)
Mess Treasurer of the Essex Class by Admiral James S. Russell, U. S. Navy (Retired)
The Lex and the Sara at Pearl Harbor by Admiral Harry D. Felt, U. S. Navy (Retired)
Straighten Up and Fly Right! by Admiral James S. Russell, U. S. Navy (Retired)
The Langley Legacy by Then-Lieutenant Loren Hickerson, U. S. Naval Reserve
And A Few Marines by Commander Peter Mersky, U. S. Naval Reserve
Fighting Unwinnable Wars by Barrett Tillman and Commander John B. Nichols III, U.S. Navy (Retired) - Washington's decisions to pull its punches precluded invasion of both North Korea and North Vietnam. For aviators in both wars, the result was increasing danger from enemy defenses without compensating alterations in the rules of engagement.
Eyes of the Battle Fleet by Patrick Stinson
Time to Put the Cats Out by Aviation Electronics Technician Second Class Jeffrey P. Antal, U. S. Navy
Pictorial: Outtakes, Anyone?
Issue Information: Supplement
Item Creation Date: April 1986 (Supplement)
Collection: Robert Green Collection
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Added: 23 Jul 2025 [Updated: 23 Jul 2025]
Young Jack Towers by Clark G. Reynolds
The First Year by Captain W. Irving Chambers, U. S. Navy
Eyes in the Skies by Frank L. Owsley, Jr., and Wesley Philip Newton
The Aircraft Collier Langley by Rear Admiral George van Deurs, U. S. Navy (Retired)
"Pilots, Man Your Planes" by Admiral Alfred M. Pride, U. S. Navy (Retired)
Carrier Carrier Pigeons by Admiral Alfred M. Pride, U. S. Navy (Retired)
"Man Your Planes" (Continued) by Admiral Harry D. Felt, U. S. Navy (Retired)
"Fighting Three - That's For Me!" by Vice Admiral Herbert D. Riley, U. S. Navy (Retired)
We Had Fun by Rear Admiral Francis Foley, U. S. Navy (Retired)
The Ranger: Atavistic Anomaly by Admiral James S. Russell, U. S. Navy (Retired)
Mess Treasurer of the Essex Class by Admiral James S. Russell, U. S. Navy (Retired)
The Lex and the Sara at Pearl Harbor by Admiral Harry D. Felt, U. S. Navy (Retired)
Straighten Up and Fly Right! by Admiral James S. Russell, U. S. Navy (Retired)
The Langley Legacy by Then-Lieutenant Loren Hickerson, U. S. Naval Reserve
And A Few Marines by Commander Peter Mersky, U. S. Naval Reserve
Fighting Unwinnable Wars by Barrett Tillman and Commander John B. Nichols III, U.S. Navy (Retired) - Washington's decisions to pull its punches precluded invasion of both North Korea and North Vietnam. For aviators in both wars, the result was increasing danger from enemy defenses without compensating alterations in the rules of engagement.
Eyes of the Battle Fleet by Patrick Stinson
Time to Put the Cats Out by Aviation Electronics Technician Second Class Jeffrey P. Antal, U. S. Navy
Pictorial: Outtakes, Anyone?
Issue Information: Supplement
Item Creation Date: April 1986 (Supplement)
Collection: Robert Green Collection
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Added: 23 Jul 2025 [Updated: 23 Jul 2025]
Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 650Serial615297
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[Number of Pages: 128]
The Challenge in Space
A Joint Effor by General John L. Piotrowski, USAF
The Navy's Case - By Rear Admiral W. J. Holland, Jr., USN (Ret.)
Do it Right by Lieutenant J. Bruce Hamilton, USN
What Lurks in the Soviet Navy? by Norman Polmar and Ray Robinson
Pictorial: The Medriders: Refueling in Flight by Lieutenant James R. Hunter, USn
Give Me an 'N'! by Lieutenant Commander R. Doyle Gillespie, USN
Santa, Diesels, and the Easter Bunny by Rear Admiral J. Guy Reynolds, USN
To the Yalu by Ann Jensen
Thanksgiving on Turkey Hill by Colonel Frederick R. Dowsett, USMC (Ret.)
Failure to Render Aid by Lieutenant Martin A. Harry, Judge Advocate General's Corps, USNR ... can place a skipper in front of the long green table.
Departments
Leadership Forum
Do You Have Enough Authority?
Nobody asked me, but ...
How to solve the Naval aviation officer retention problem
Professional Notes
Tails for Bears: Passive ASW in Coastal Defense
Submarine Vision in the Future
Offensive Uses of the Naval Airship
LCAC Medevac Considerations
Are Helicopter Warriors Navy's Overlooked Talent?
Solving the Uniform Morass
Special:
The FFGs: Part II
Book Reviews
Weak Link
The 1990 Defense Budget
New Weapons Old Politics
Preventing World War III
Fateful Visions
DEFCON ONE
Soviet Air Defense Missiles
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Where We Were
Comment and Discussion
Books of Interest
Get With the Program
Soviet View
World Naval Developments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Volume: 116
Issue: 2
Item Creation Date: February 1990
Collection: Robert Green Collection
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Added: 31 Jul 2025 [Updated: 31 Jul 2025]
The Challenge in Space
A Joint Effor by General John L. Piotrowski, USAF
The Navy's Case - By Rear Admiral W. J. Holland, Jr., USN (Ret.)
Do it Right by Lieutenant J. Bruce Hamilton, USN
What Lurks in the Soviet Navy? by Norman Polmar and Ray Robinson
Pictorial: The Medriders: Refueling in Flight by Lieutenant James R. Hunter, USn
Give Me an 'N'! by Lieutenant Commander R. Doyle Gillespie, USN
Santa, Diesels, and the Easter Bunny by Rear Admiral J. Guy Reynolds, USN
To the Yalu by Ann Jensen
Thanksgiving on Turkey Hill by Colonel Frederick R. Dowsett, USMC (Ret.)
Failure to Render Aid by Lieutenant Martin A. Harry, Judge Advocate General's Corps, USNR ... can place a skipper in front of the long green table.
Departments
Leadership Forum
Do You Have Enough Authority?
Nobody asked me, but ...
How to solve the Naval aviation officer retention problem
Professional Notes
Tails for Bears: Passive ASW in Coastal Defense
Submarine Vision in the Future
Offensive Uses of the Naval Airship
LCAC Medevac Considerations
Are Helicopter Warriors Navy's Overlooked Talent?
Solving the Uniform Morass
Special:
The FFGs: Part II
Book Reviews
Weak Link
The 1990 Defense Budget
New Weapons Old Politics
Preventing World War III
Fateful Visions
DEFCON ONE
Soviet Air Defense Missiles
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Where We Were
Comment and Discussion
Books of Interest
Get With the Program
Soviet View
World Naval Developments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Volume: 116
Issue: 2
Item Creation Date: February 1990
Collection: Robert Green Collection
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Added: 31 Jul 2025 [Updated: 31 Jul 2025]
Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 999Serial46035
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[Number of Pages: 174]
Another Kind of Strategy by Capt. M. Eckhart, Jr., U.S. Navy
The Naval Arctic Research Laboratory by Lt. Cdr. Robert D. Wells, U.S. Naval Reserve
Aide and Comfort to the Admiral by Capt. W. D. Toole, Jr., U.S. Navy
The Case for the Modernized Shipyard by Capt. Robert V. Laney, U.S.N.R. and Samuel B. Winram
Two Birds in the Hand by Lt. Cdr. Kn. N. Duff, U.S. Navy
Bloodless Weapon - by Col Don P. Wyckoff, U.S. Marine Corps (Retired) Psychological Operations - propaganda, if you will - is a weapon the naval establishment seems to use both sparingly and badly
How to Succeed in the Construction Business ... by Capt. Richard C. Williams, CED, U.S. Navy
"Your Island Is Moving at 20 Knots!" by Robert L. Underbrink
Pictorial - MacArthur's Navy
Departments
Secretary's Notes
Comment and Discussion
Book Reviews
Professional Reading
Professional Notes
USS Dolphin (AGSS-555) The Navy's New Deep Diver by Lieutenant Commander E. E. Lindsay, U.S. Navy
The NROTC - 42 Years of Service by Captain Vincent J. Anania, U.S. Navy
Recording Naval History in Vietnam by Lieutenant Commander James H. Robinson, U.S. Navy
Another Hero is Born by Captain Frank V. Rigler, U.S. Navy (Retired)
Navigation Fixes From Random Bearings by Chief Quartermaster Sviatoslav S. Seteroff, U.S. Navy
Mid-Latitude Sailing - A Graphic Solution by William M. Fraser
The Old Navy
Progress
Notebook
Book List
Volume: 95
Issue: 9
Item Creation Date: September 1969
Collection: Vietnam Center Collection
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Another Kind of Strategy by Capt. M. Eckhart, Jr., U.S. Navy
The Naval Arctic Research Laboratory by Lt. Cdr. Robert D. Wells, U.S. Naval Reserve
Aide and Comfort to the Admiral by Capt. W. D. Toole, Jr., U.S. Navy
The Case for the Modernized Shipyard by Capt. Robert V. Laney, U.S.N.R. and Samuel B. Winram
Two Birds in the Hand by Lt. Cdr. Kn. N. Duff, U.S. Navy
Bloodless Weapon - by Col Don P. Wyckoff, U.S. Marine Corps (Retired) Psychological Operations - propaganda, if you will - is a weapon the naval establishment seems to use both sparingly and badly
How to Succeed in the Construction Business ... by Capt. Richard C. Williams, CED, U.S. Navy
"Your Island Is Moving at 20 Knots!" by Robert L. Underbrink
Pictorial - MacArthur's Navy
Departments
Secretary's Notes
Comment and Discussion
Book Reviews
Professional Reading
Professional Notes
USS Dolphin (AGSS-555) The Navy's New Deep Diver by Lieutenant Commander E. E. Lindsay, U.S. Navy
The NROTC - 42 Years of Service by Captain Vincent J. Anania, U.S. Navy
Recording Naval History in Vietnam by Lieutenant Commander James H. Robinson, U.S. Navy
Another Hero is Born by Captain Frank V. Rigler, U.S. Navy (Retired)
Navigation Fixes From Random Bearings by Chief Quartermaster Sviatoslav S. Seteroff, U.S. Navy
Mid-Latitude Sailing - A Graphic Solution by William M. Fraser
The Old Navy
Progress
Notebook
Book List
Volume: 95
Issue: 9
Item Creation Date: September 1969
Collection: Vietnam Center Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 15 May 2025]
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 650Serial46276
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[Number of Pages: 128]
The Maritime Strategy: Looking Ahead by Rear Admiral William A. Owens, USN, and Commander James A. Moseman, USN
Who Will Man the Merchant Ships? by Commander Earl J. Higgins, USNR
Getting them Out Alive by Captain Arthur M. Smith, MC, USNR - At times, meatball surgery may have to sacrifice a leg to save a life.
Interview: Vice Admiral James A. Zimble, MC, USN, Surgeon General and Director, Naval Medicine
Pictorial: Silent Warriors by Vice Admiral Robert Y. "Yogi" Kaufman, USN (Ret.), and Steve Kaufman
Soviet Strike Warfare in the Pacific by Derek da Cunha
A Farewell to Dutch Courage by Captain Ben W. Blee, USN (Ret.)
Naval Satellites - Cheaper by the Dozen? by William E. Howard III
Chernavin Responds - The Commander-in-Chief of the Soviet Navy
Departments
Special
When in Rome ... Show the Flag
Special
Bucher on the Pueblo
Leadership Forum
SSBN Refit: Motivationvs. Management
Professional Notes
Come on, Little Beaver
Improving Chemical Defense Readiness
Defending Against 'the Poor Man's A-Bomb'
Electronic Warfare is In Vogue in Moscow
Making Use of Unmanned Air Vehicles
Book Reviews
Command of the Seas
The Military Balance, 1988-1989
The Alternative Third World WAr
The Shield of Faith
Nobody asked me, but...
Does the United States need its Air Force?
What Navy Medicine Needs
Money Matters
A Taxing Experience
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Where We Were
Commentary
Comment and Discussion
Books of Interest
The Soviet Navy
Shore Tour
World Naval Developments
Notebook
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 115
Issue: 2
Item Creation Date: February 1989
Collection: Robert Green Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 29 Jul 2025]
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The Maritime Strategy: Looking Ahead by Rear Admiral William A. Owens, USN, and Commander James A. Moseman, USN
Who Will Man the Merchant Ships? by Commander Earl J. Higgins, USNR
Getting them Out Alive by Captain Arthur M. Smith, MC, USNR - At times, meatball surgery may have to sacrifice a leg to save a life.
Interview: Vice Admiral James A. Zimble, MC, USN, Surgeon General and Director, Naval Medicine
Pictorial: Silent Warriors by Vice Admiral Robert Y. "Yogi" Kaufman, USN (Ret.), and Steve Kaufman
Soviet Strike Warfare in the Pacific by Derek da Cunha
A Farewell to Dutch Courage by Captain Ben W. Blee, USN (Ret.)
Naval Satellites - Cheaper by the Dozen? by William E. Howard III
Chernavin Responds - The Commander-in-Chief of the Soviet Navy
Departments
Special
When in Rome ... Show the Flag
Special
Bucher on the Pueblo
Leadership Forum
SSBN Refit: Motivationvs. Management
Professional Notes
Come on, Little Beaver
Improving Chemical Defense Readiness
Defending Against 'the Poor Man's A-Bomb'
Electronic Warfare is In Vogue in Moscow
Making Use of Unmanned Air Vehicles
Book Reviews
Command of the Seas
The Military Balance, 1988-1989
The Alternative Third World WAr
The Shield of Faith
Nobody asked me, but...
Does the United States need its Air Force?
What Navy Medicine Needs
Money Matters
A Taxing Experience
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Where We Were
Commentary
Comment and Discussion
Books of Interest
The Soviet Navy
Shore Tour
World Naval Developments
Notebook
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 115
Issue: 2
Item Creation Date: February 1989
Collection: Robert Green Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 29 Jul 2025]
Item is Copyrighted – Check for access via the Vietnam Reading Room portal.
Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 999Serial46288
- NOT DIGITIZED
[Number of Pages: 128]
The Challenge in Space
A Joint Effor by General John L. Piotrowski, USAF
The Navy's Case - By Rear Admiral W. J. Holland, Jr., USN (Ret.)
Do it Right by Lieutenant J. Bruce Hamilton, USN
What Lurks in the Soviet Navy? by Norman Polmar and Ray Robinson
Pictorial: The Medriders: Refueling in Flight by Lieutenant James R. Hunter, USn
Give Me an 'N'! by Lieutenant Commander R. Doyle Gillespie, USN
Santa, Diesels, and the Easter Bunny by Rear Admiral J. Guy Reynolds, USN
To the Yalu by Ann Jensen
Thanksgiving on Turkey Hill by Colonel Frederick R. Dowsett, USMC (Ret.)
Failure to Render Aid by Lieutenant Martin A. Harry, Judge Advocate General's Corps, USNR ... can place a skipper in front of the long green table.
Departments
Leadership Forum
Do You Have Enough Authority?
Nobody asked me, but ...
How to solve the Naval aviation officer retention problem
Professional Notes
Tails for Bears: Passive ASW in Coastal Defense
Submarine Vision in the Future
Offensive Uses of the Naval Airship
LCAC Medevac Considerations
Are Helicopter Warriors Navy's Overlooked Talent?
Solving the Uniform Morass
Special:
The FFGs: Part II
Book Reviews
Weak Link
The 1990 Defense Budget
New Weapons Old Politics
Preventing World War III
Fateful Visions
DEFCON ONE
Soviet Air Defense Missiles
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Where We Were
Comment and Discussion
Books of Interest
Get With the Program
Soviet View
World Naval Developments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Volume: 116
Issue: 2
Item Creation Date: February 1990
Collection: Vietnam Center Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 31 Jul 2025]
Item is Copyrighted – Check for access via the Vietnam Reading Room portal.
The Challenge in Space
A Joint Effor by General John L. Piotrowski, USAF
The Navy's Case - By Rear Admiral W. J. Holland, Jr., USN (Ret.)
Do it Right by Lieutenant J. Bruce Hamilton, USN
What Lurks in the Soviet Navy? by Norman Polmar and Ray Robinson
Pictorial: The Medriders: Refueling in Flight by Lieutenant James R. Hunter, USn
Give Me an 'N'! by Lieutenant Commander R. Doyle Gillespie, USN
Santa, Diesels, and the Easter Bunny by Rear Admiral J. Guy Reynolds, USN
To the Yalu by Ann Jensen
Thanksgiving on Turkey Hill by Colonel Frederick R. Dowsett, USMC (Ret.)
Failure to Render Aid by Lieutenant Martin A. Harry, Judge Advocate General's Corps, USNR ... can place a skipper in front of the long green table.
Departments
Leadership Forum
Do You Have Enough Authority?
Nobody asked me, but ...
How to solve the Naval aviation officer retention problem
Professional Notes
Tails for Bears: Passive ASW in Coastal Defense
Submarine Vision in the Future
Offensive Uses of the Naval Airship
LCAC Medevac Considerations
Are Helicopter Warriors Navy's Overlooked Talent?
Solving the Uniform Morass
Special:
The FFGs: Part II
Book Reviews
Weak Link
The 1990 Defense Budget
New Weapons Old Politics
Preventing World War III
Fateful Visions
DEFCON ONE
Soviet Air Defense Missiles
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Where We Were
Comment and Discussion
Books of Interest
Get With the Program
Soviet View
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Notebook
Volume: 116
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 650Serial46297
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[Number of Pages: 144]
NATO's Naval Forces Must Endure by Admiral Sir Julian Oswald, GCB, ADC
No Time for Decision Making by William Pl Gruner
Blockade by Rear Admiral Edward W. Carter, USN (Retired)
Littoral Warfare: Back to the Future by Charles E. Myers, Jr.
Marine Corps Focus
Hang Together, or Hang Separately by Colonel Theodore L. Gatchel, USMC
Go for the Guts by Captain James F. McNeive, USMC
The High Cost of Reaching the Beach by Captain Jon T. Hoffman, USMC
Aerial Observers: The Indispensable Link by Captain Mark J. Cravens, USMC
Narcoinsurgency by Lieutenant Colonel H. T. Hayden, USMC
Artillery and Maneuver Warfare Can Mix by Captain J. M. Lance, USMC
Why Don't We Have Any Ski Jumps? by Major Art Nalls, USMC
Nobody asked us, but...
It's time to rescue amphibious SAR by Major R. S. Shelton, USMC
Corps schools produce noncommitted officers by Lieutenant Patrick J. Carroll, USMC
It's time for an MOS for senior drill instructors by Gunnery Sergeant A. K. Thomas, USMC
Bringing Down Yamamoto by Major General John P. Condon, USMC (Retired)
Commentary
Robert F. Dunn
50 Years Ago
Taranto: Baptism of Carrier Warfare
Professional Notes
Squadron in Distress
Manning the PHMs Demands More Care
Powering Our Next Surface Combatant
Exploiting Defense Technology After the Cold War
Special
Coasties in the Persian Gulf
Leadership Forum
The Officer as Teacher
Book Reviews
Trial by Fire
Blue's Bastards
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Comment and Discussion
Books of Interest
The Soviet Navy
World Naval Developments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 116
Issue: 11
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NATO's Naval Forces Must Endure by Admiral Sir Julian Oswald, GCB, ADC
No Time for Decision Making by William Pl Gruner
Blockade by Rear Admiral Edward W. Carter, USN (Retired)
Littoral Warfare: Back to the Future by Charles E. Myers, Jr.
Marine Corps Focus
Hang Together, or Hang Separately by Colonel Theodore L. Gatchel, USMC
Go for the Guts by Captain James F. McNeive, USMC
The High Cost of Reaching the Beach by Captain Jon T. Hoffman, USMC
Aerial Observers: The Indispensable Link by Captain Mark J. Cravens, USMC
Narcoinsurgency by Lieutenant Colonel H. T. Hayden, USMC
Artillery and Maneuver Warfare Can Mix by Captain J. M. Lance, USMC
Why Don't We Have Any Ski Jumps? by Major Art Nalls, USMC
Nobody asked us, but...
It's time to rescue amphibious SAR by Major R. S. Shelton, USMC
Corps schools produce noncommitted officers by Lieutenant Patrick J. Carroll, USMC
It's time for an MOS for senior drill instructors by Gunnery Sergeant A. K. Thomas, USMC
Bringing Down Yamamoto by Major General John P. Condon, USMC (Retired)
Commentary
Robert F. Dunn
50 Years Ago
Taranto: Baptism of Carrier Warfare
Professional Notes
Squadron in Distress
Manning the PHMs Demands More Care
Powering Our Next Surface Combatant
Exploiting Defense Technology After the Cold War
Special
Coasties in the Persian Gulf
Leadership Forum
The Officer as Teacher
Book Reviews
Trial by Fire
Blue's Bastards
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Comment and Discussion
Books of Interest
The Soviet Navy
World Naval Developments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Index to Advertisers
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Serial Item Number: 650Serial46302
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[Number of Pages: 160]
Desert Storm Focus
The Early Lessons Learned by Vice Admiral Robert F. Dunn, USN (Ret.)
The Last Great Air Battle by Vice Admiral Joseph Metcalf, USN (Ret.)
Rules of Engagement: No More Vietnams by Colonel W. Hays Parks, USMCR
POWs: Silence Is Not Golden by Vice Admiral James B. Stockdale, USN (Ret.)
Interview: A Former POW with Vice Admiral William P. Lawrence, USN (Ret.)
Flights of the Intruders by Rear Admiral J. D. Taylor, USn
Interview: Combat Photographer with Greg E. Mathieson
International Navies
NATO Muset Go by Admiral Sir Peter Stanford, Royal Navy (Ret.)
Norway's Coast Is Clear by Rear Admiral Rolf E. Pedersen, Royal Norwegian Navy
Meeting the Submarine Threat by Rear Admiral Claes Tornberg, Royal Swedish Navy
The New German Navy Moves Out by Vice Admiral Dieter F. Braun, German Navy
The End of the East German Navy by Lieutenant Commander Siegfried Gates, U.S. Navy
The Century of the Pacific by Lieutenant Commander J. V. P. Goldrick, Royal Australian Navy
Australia's Type 471 Submarine by Stephen J. Sharp
The Indian Navy Is No Threat by Lieutenant Sanjay J. Singh, Indian Navy
Of Sirens' Songs and Sailors by Lieutenant Commander Christopher A. Abel, U.S. Coast Guard
A New Berlin Wall? by Captain Olutunde A. Oladimeji, Nigerian Navy
Regional Naval Reviews
Latin America
Western Europe
East Europe
Middle East, North Africa, and South Asia
Africa South of the Sahara
Far East
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Where We Were
Comment and Discussion
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
World Naval Developments
Notebook
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 117
Issue: 3
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Desert Storm Focus
The Early Lessons Learned by Vice Admiral Robert F. Dunn, USN (Ret.)
The Last Great Air Battle by Vice Admiral Joseph Metcalf, USN (Ret.)
Rules of Engagement: No More Vietnams by Colonel W. Hays Parks, USMCR
POWs: Silence Is Not Golden by Vice Admiral James B. Stockdale, USN (Ret.)
Interview: A Former POW with Vice Admiral William P. Lawrence, USN (Ret.)
Flights of the Intruders by Rear Admiral J. D. Taylor, USn
Interview: Combat Photographer with Greg E. Mathieson
International Navies
NATO Muset Go by Admiral Sir Peter Stanford, Royal Navy (Ret.)
Norway's Coast Is Clear by Rear Admiral Rolf E. Pedersen, Royal Norwegian Navy
Meeting the Submarine Threat by Rear Admiral Claes Tornberg, Royal Swedish Navy
The New German Navy Moves Out by Vice Admiral Dieter F. Braun, German Navy
The End of the East German Navy by Lieutenant Commander Siegfried Gates, U.S. Navy
The Century of the Pacific by Lieutenant Commander J. V. P. Goldrick, Royal Australian Navy
Australia's Type 471 Submarine by Stephen J. Sharp
The Indian Navy Is No Threat by Lieutenant Sanjay J. Singh, Indian Navy
Of Sirens' Songs and Sailors by Lieutenant Commander Christopher A. Abel, U.S. Coast Guard
A New Berlin Wall? by Captain Olutunde A. Oladimeji, Nigerian Navy
Regional Naval Reviews
Latin America
Western Europe
East Europe
Middle East, North Africa, and South Asia
Africa South of the Sahara
Far East
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Where We Were
Comment and Discussion
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
World Naval Developments
Notebook
Index to Advertisers
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 650Serial46314
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[Number of Pages: 112]
50 Years Ago ... Sacrifices Must Be Made by Jack Sweetman
Submarine Combat in the Ice by Waldo K. Lyon
Women In Combat
And the Walls Come Tumblin' Down by Lieutenant Commander Lori Bolebruch, USN
Just Say No!! by Lieutenant T. M. Downing, USN
Equality: A Step Backward by Lieutenant A. DiLucente, USNR
It's Time by Captain Doublas M. Norton, USN (Ret.)
It's War With Anastasia by Captain John L. Byron, USN
Stalking the Enemy's Coast by Steve Edwards - The guns of August 1964 were not a figment of anyone's imagination.
Speak Up Or Close Up by Fred Pierson and Doug Sayers
Naval Aviation Decisions: Myths vs. Facts by Vice Admiral R. M. Dunleavy, USN
Don't Tar the TARs by Rear Admiral F. Neale Smith, USNR (Ret.)
Annapolis Seminar
Conception Is the Place by Steven W. Mitchell
The Landfall Is Samana Cay by Joseph Judge
Watlings Island Is San Salvador by Samuel Loring Morison
Departments
Commentary
Illusions, Pereptions, and Images
Pictorial
The Marines' Delta Force
Special
All Officers Should Compete for Regular Commissions
Commentary
Amphibious Big Decks-Naval Presence
Nobody asked me, but...
It's Time for Straight Talk on POWs and MIAs
TQL Forum
A Measure of Success
Professional Notes
Build a Stealthy Submarine by 2010
NFOs - LAMPS III Left-Seaters
Towed Arrays, Probable Cause and ASW
Surface Effect Ships and the Coast Guard
Keeping Up witht the Troops
The Old Navy
A Love Story
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Comment and Discussion
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
The Final Soviet View
The Kuznetsov Up Close
The U. S. Navy
World Naval Developments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 118
Issue: 2
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50 Years Ago ... Sacrifices Must Be Made by Jack Sweetman
Submarine Combat in the Ice by Waldo K. Lyon
Women In Combat
And the Walls Come Tumblin' Down by Lieutenant Commander Lori Bolebruch, USN
Just Say No!! by Lieutenant T. M. Downing, USN
Equality: A Step Backward by Lieutenant A. DiLucente, USNR
It's Time by Captain Doublas M. Norton, USN (Ret.)
It's War With Anastasia by Captain John L. Byron, USN
Stalking the Enemy's Coast by Steve Edwards - The guns of August 1964 were not a figment of anyone's imagination.
Speak Up Or Close Up by Fred Pierson and Doug Sayers
Naval Aviation Decisions: Myths vs. Facts by Vice Admiral R. M. Dunleavy, USN
Don't Tar the TARs by Rear Admiral F. Neale Smith, USNR (Ret.)
Annapolis Seminar
Conception Is the Place by Steven W. Mitchell
The Landfall Is Samana Cay by Joseph Judge
Watlings Island Is San Salvador by Samuel Loring Morison
Departments
Commentary
Illusions, Pereptions, and Images
Pictorial
The Marines' Delta Force
Special
All Officers Should Compete for Regular Commissions
Commentary
Amphibious Big Decks-Naval Presence
Nobody asked me, but...
It's Time for Straight Talk on POWs and MIAs
TQL Forum
A Measure of Success
Professional Notes
Build a Stealthy Submarine by 2010
NFOs - LAMPS III Left-Seaters
Towed Arrays, Probable Cause and ASW
Surface Effect Ships and the Coast Guard
Keeping Up witht the Troops
The Old Navy
A Love Story
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Comment and Discussion
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
The Final Soviet View
The Kuznetsov Up Close
The U. S. Navy
World Naval Developments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Index to Advertisers
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 650Serial46321
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[Number of Pages: 128]
Interview: Chief of Naval Staff, Royal Australian Navy with Vice Admiral Ian MacDougall, RAN
Don't Let the Good Die Young by Vice Admiral William Lawrence, USN (Ret.)
Who Really Needs Marine TacAir? by Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Linn, USMC
The Bay of Pigs: The View from PriFly by Captain William C. Chapmen, USN (Ret.)
Medical Focus
Interview: Commit to Health Care with Vice Admiral Donald Hagen, USN, Navy Surgeon General
Some Days It's Like Combat by Lieutenant Commander Bryan J. Hawkins, Medical Corps, USNR
Operating in the New Joint World by Commander Steven L. Oreck, Medical Corps, USNR
Gator Aid by Captain Arthur M. Smith, Medical Corps, USNR
Integrated Logistics Support in Navy Medicine by Lieutenant Commander S. L. Koenig, Supply Corps, USN
Fleet Hospitals: Full-Service Care by Captain Alfred A. Bove, Medical Corps, USNR, Captain T. G. Patel, Medical Corps, USN, and Captain Raphael F. Smith, Medical Corps, USNR
Back to Hanoi by Captain Ned Shuman, USN (Ret.) - Jane Fonda will never Know.
Vigilance in Paradise by Rear Admiral George N. Gee, USN
Pilot's Report: Flying the Pampa by Lieutenant Colonel Brendan M. Greeley, Jr., USMC (Ret.)
Chalk Up Another Chicken! by Dino A. Brugioni
Departments
Commentary
The Hunt for a New Mission by October
Professional Notes
An Arleigh Burke with Helicopters
Having a Blast in the Persian Gulf
Refocus the Coast Guard in the Mideast
Strike Rescue Requires the Active-Duty Touch
Rigid Airships: U.N. Peacekeepers
Nobody asked me, buts...
A New Best Seller
Respect: The Key to a Superior Navy
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Comment and Discussion
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
World Naval Developments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 118
Issue: 10
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Interview: Chief of Naval Staff, Royal Australian Navy with Vice Admiral Ian MacDougall, RAN
Don't Let the Good Die Young by Vice Admiral William Lawrence, USN (Ret.)
Who Really Needs Marine TacAir? by Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Linn, USMC
The Bay of Pigs: The View from PriFly by Captain William C. Chapmen, USN (Ret.)
Medical Focus
Interview: Commit to Health Care with Vice Admiral Donald Hagen, USN, Navy Surgeon General
Some Days It's Like Combat by Lieutenant Commander Bryan J. Hawkins, Medical Corps, USNR
Operating in the New Joint World by Commander Steven L. Oreck, Medical Corps, USNR
Gator Aid by Captain Arthur M. Smith, Medical Corps, USNR
Integrated Logistics Support in Navy Medicine by Lieutenant Commander S. L. Koenig, Supply Corps, USN
Fleet Hospitals: Full-Service Care by Captain Alfred A. Bove, Medical Corps, USNR, Captain T. G. Patel, Medical Corps, USN, and Captain Raphael F. Smith, Medical Corps, USNR
Back to Hanoi by Captain Ned Shuman, USN (Ret.) - Jane Fonda will never Know.
Vigilance in Paradise by Rear Admiral George N. Gee, USN
Pilot's Report: Flying the Pampa by Lieutenant Colonel Brendan M. Greeley, Jr., USMC (Ret.)
Chalk Up Another Chicken! by Dino A. Brugioni
Departments
Commentary
The Hunt for a New Mission by October
Professional Notes
An Arleigh Burke with Helicopters
Having a Blast in the Persian Gulf
Refocus the Coast Guard in the Mideast
Strike Rescue Requires the Active-Duty Touch
Rigid Airships: U.N. Peacekeepers
Nobody asked me, buts...
A New Best Seller
Respect: The Key to a Superior Navy
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Comment and Discussion
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
World Naval Developments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 118
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 650Serial46335
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[Number of Pages: 112]
Marine Corps
The Marine Corps of Tomorrow by Major Kenneth F. McKenzie, Jr., USMC
The Naval Expeditionary Force by Commander Terry Pierce, USN
Cohesion and the Corps by Captain John V. Reschar, USMC
Red Sky in the Morning by Colonel Joseph H. Alexander, USMC (Ret.)
Losing the Next War by Major Michael Slater, USMC
Semper Fidelis: A Mentality by Sergeant Richard R. Steele, USMC
Graduating from Sun Tzu by Captain Gary M. Denning, USMC
The Old Horse Soldier by James Hugh Powers
Ready or Not? by Commander Arthur H. Barber III, USn
Defending the Perimeter by Brigadier General Raymond E. Bell, Jr., USAR (Ret.)
Rethinking Graduate Education by Captain John A. Byrne, Jr., USN (Ret.)
An Old Man's Folly by Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt, Jr., USN (Ret.) - At the Wall, a touching of hands - and eternal peace.
Dakota 205 - Still Flying by Lieutenant Commanders Joe Edwars and Scott Grundmeier, USN
Departments
Commentary
Regional Response - The New Priority
Commentary
Somalia, Phase II ... Phase III?
50 Years Ago
The Battle of Empress Agusta Bay
Special
Home of Joint Operations
Leadership Forum
Creating a Climate for Success
Nobody asked me, but...
Heavy Helicopter Kings
Nobody asked me either, but...
Total Quality Leadership Means Keeping All Hands Informed
Professional Notes
Tactical HF Can Get a Whole Lot Better
The USS Inchon Will Support Minesweeping
Reopen the S-3 Production Linen Line
Taking a Hit on the Callaghan
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Comment and Discussion
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
The World Navies
World Naval Develoopments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
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Volume: 119
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Marine Corps
The Marine Corps of Tomorrow by Major Kenneth F. McKenzie, Jr., USMC
The Naval Expeditionary Force by Commander Terry Pierce, USN
Cohesion and the Corps by Captain John V. Reschar, USMC
Red Sky in the Morning by Colonel Joseph H. Alexander, USMC (Ret.)
Losing the Next War by Major Michael Slater, USMC
Semper Fidelis: A Mentality by Sergeant Richard R. Steele, USMC
Graduating from Sun Tzu by Captain Gary M. Denning, USMC
The Old Horse Soldier by James Hugh Powers
Ready or Not? by Commander Arthur H. Barber III, USn
Defending the Perimeter by Brigadier General Raymond E. Bell, Jr., USAR (Ret.)
Rethinking Graduate Education by Captain John A. Byrne, Jr., USN (Ret.)
An Old Man's Folly by Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt, Jr., USN (Ret.) - At the Wall, a touching of hands - and eternal peace.
Dakota 205 - Still Flying by Lieutenant Commanders Joe Edwars and Scott Grundmeier, USN
Departments
Commentary
Regional Response - The New Priority
Commentary
Somalia, Phase II ... Phase III?
50 Years Ago
The Battle of Empress Agusta Bay
Special
Home of Joint Operations
Leadership Forum
Creating a Climate for Success
Nobody asked me, but...
Heavy Helicopter Kings
Nobody asked me either, but...
Total Quality Leadership Means Keeping All Hands Informed
Professional Notes
Tactical HF Can Get a Whole Lot Better
The USS Inchon Will Support Minesweeping
Reopen the S-3 Production Linen Line
Taking a Hit on the Callaghan
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Comment and Discussion
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
The World Navies
World Naval Develoopments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 119
Issue: 11
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 650Serial46345
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[Number of Pages: 128]
The Navy Got It - Desert Storm's Wake-Up Call by Commander Thomas A. Parker, USN
Alone, Unarmed ... and Unavailable by Commander Gerard Leygraaf, USN (Ret.)
Consolidate, Cut Costs ... But Be Smart by Vice Admiral W. C. Bowes, USN
Scratch One Flattop? by Jim Courter, Jack Kemp, Trent Lott, and Robert Torricelli
Commentary: Jettison JAST - Fast by James L. George
Is Fixed-Wing CAS Worth It? by Lieutenant Colonel William G. Welch, USA (Ret.)
The Future Is Attack Helicopters by Lieutenant Colonel Barry M. Ford, USMC
Close Air Support Must Be Joint by Lieutenant Commander Matthew J. Faletti, USN
Naval Aviation and Stealth by Captain Dennis Krieger, USN (Ret.)
On Your Wing by Commander John B. Nichols III, USN (Ret.) with Barrett Tillman - Too many yearslater, one aviator learns the truth about another aviator.
JPATS Update by John D. Morrocco
Tailhook: What Happened, Why & What's to be Learned by Colonel W. Hays Parks, USMCR (Ret.)
Colin L. Powell Joint Warfighting Essay Contest Winners
Marshall-ing Joint Leadership by Lieutenant Colonel Jay L. Lorenzen, USAF
Combined Arms, Combined Services by Captain Dean T. Katsiyannis, USA
Reengineering Combat Rediness by Captain Powell A. Fraser, USN
Departments
Special
Peleliu 1944: Why Did We Go There?
Nobody asked me, buts...
Keeping a Cohesive - and Gender-integrated - Squadron
The Glass Ceiling Myth
Professional Notes
New Weapons ... New Tactics
Organizing and Managing the Bridge Team
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Comment and Discussion
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
Points of Interest
The U.S. Navy
World Naval Developments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Lest We Forget
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 120
Issue: 9
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The Navy Got It - Desert Storm's Wake-Up Call by Commander Thomas A. Parker, USN
Alone, Unarmed ... and Unavailable by Commander Gerard Leygraaf, USN (Ret.)
Consolidate, Cut Costs ... But Be Smart by Vice Admiral W. C. Bowes, USN
Scratch One Flattop? by Jim Courter, Jack Kemp, Trent Lott, and Robert Torricelli
Commentary: Jettison JAST - Fast by James L. George
Is Fixed-Wing CAS Worth It? by Lieutenant Colonel William G. Welch, USA (Ret.)
The Future Is Attack Helicopters by Lieutenant Colonel Barry M. Ford, USMC
Close Air Support Must Be Joint by Lieutenant Commander Matthew J. Faletti, USN
Naval Aviation and Stealth by Captain Dennis Krieger, USN (Ret.)
On Your Wing by Commander John B. Nichols III, USN (Ret.) with Barrett Tillman - Too many yearslater, one aviator learns the truth about another aviator.
JPATS Update by John D. Morrocco
Tailhook: What Happened, Why & What's to be Learned by Colonel W. Hays Parks, USMCR (Ret.)
Colin L. Powell Joint Warfighting Essay Contest Winners
Marshall-ing Joint Leadership by Lieutenant Colonel Jay L. Lorenzen, USAF
Combined Arms, Combined Services by Captain Dean T. Katsiyannis, USA
Reengineering Combat Rediness by Captain Powell A. Fraser, USN
Departments
Special
Peleliu 1944: Why Did We Go There?
Nobody asked me, buts...
Keeping a Cohesive - and Gender-integrated - Squadron
The Glass Ceiling Myth
Professional Notes
New Weapons ... New Tactics
Organizing and Managing the Bridge Team
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Comment and Discussion
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
Points of Interest
The U.S. Navy
World Naval Developments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Lest We Forget
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 120
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 650Serial46369
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[Number of Pages: 104]
Special Aviation Focus
We Don't Need Jaeger Air by Major T. C. Moore, USMC
Prowler Goes Joint by Captain Guy R. Hooper, USAF
Joint Strike Fighter Update by David Fulghum
F/A-18Es/Fs Fly at Patuxent River Interview tith Jerry Daniels and Bill Norman
John Has To Do It Because Jane Can't by Captain Phillipe D. Rogers, USMC
F-14D Exploits Passive Sensors by Lieutenant Commander John Wood, USN
Helicopters Meet Surface Littoral Warfare Challenge by Rear Admiral Ray Walsh, USN (Ret.) and Captain Brian V. Buzzell, USN (Ret.)
Through a Glass Darkly by Captain Charles E. Pehl, USNR
The Ghost of Rebel Torpedoes by Lieutenant Commander John F. Whalen, USNR
Not All that Far Apart by Lieutenant Colonel James G. Zumwalt, USMCR - Former enemies can share common beliefs.
The Next 150 Years Begin by Admiral Charles R. Larson, USN
Colin L. Powell Joint Warfighting Essay Contest Winners
The Revolution Is Incomplete by Colonel Mark Cancian, USMCR
Voodoo Logistics Sink Triphibious Warfare by Commander Terry C. Pierce, USN
Dinosaur's Dilemma by Ensign Christopher Ford, USNR
Departments
Commentaries
Forward...to the Beach
Remove the Warfare Devices
Special
Nobody Could Survive This
Nobody asked me, but...
The Arsenal Ship - She's Long Overdue
Ink - and Vision - Can Save 16-Inch Tubes
Professional Notes
Toward a Disposable Striker
Joint Expeditionary Units Are the Future
Leadership Forum
Leadership, Standards, and Family Values: Mending the Chain
Other Departments
Membership News
Comment and Discussion
The U.S. Navy
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
Points of Interest
World Naval Developments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Lest We Forget
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 122
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Special Aviation Focus
We Don't Need Jaeger Air by Major T. C. Moore, USMC
Prowler Goes Joint by Captain Guy R. Hooper, USAF
Joint Strike Fighter Update by David Fulghum
F/A-18Es/Fs Fly at Patuxent River Interview tith Jerry Daniels and Bill Norman
John Has To Do It Because Jane Can't by Captain Phillipe D. Rogers, USMC
F-14D Exploits Passive Sensors by Lieutenant Commander John Wood, USN
Helicopters Meet Surface Littoral Warfare Challenge by Rear Admiral Ray Walsh, USN (Ret.) and Captain Brian V. Buzzell, USN (Ret.)
Through a Glass Darkly by Captain Charles E. Pehl, USNR
The Ghost of Rebel Torpedoes by Lieutenant Commander John F. Whalen, USNR
Not All that Far Apart by Lieutenant Colonel James G. Zumwalt, USMCR - Former enemies can share common beliefs.
The Next 150 Years Begin by Admiral Charles R. Larson, USN
Colin L. Powell Joint Warfighting Essay Contest Winners
The Revolution Is Incomplete by Colonel Mark Cancian, USMCR
Voodoo Logistics Sink Triphibious Warfare by Commander Terry C. Pierce, USN
Dinosaur's Dilemma by Ensign Christopher Ford, USNR
Departments
Commentaries
Forward...to the Beach
Remove the Warfare Devices
Special
Nobody Could Survive This
Nobody asked me, but...
The Arsenal Ship - She's Long Overdue
Ink - and Vision - Can Save 16-Inch Tubes
Professional Notes
Toward a Disposable Striker
Joint Expeditionary Units Are the Future
Leadership Forum
Leadership, Standards, and Family Values: Mending the Chain
Other Departments
Membership News
Comment and Discussion
The U.S. Navy
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
Points of Interest
World Naval Developments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Lest We Forget
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 122
Issue: 9
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 650Serial46402
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[Number of Pages: 96]
Submarine Warfare Focus
Real Story of Scorpion? by Captain C. A. K. McDonald, USN (Ret.)
Response Is Assured by Lieutenant Commanders T. B. Bendel and W. S. Murray, USN
Can IT Work for ASW? by Vice Admiral James R. Fitzgerald, USN (Ret.), Raymond J. Christian, and Robert C. Manke
Features
Vincent Astor Memorial Leadership Essay Contest Winner: Leadership from the Front by Captain William J. Bowers, USMC - Combat commanders must lead the charge. History reveals countless examples of both good and bat leadership. At Hue City, U.S. Marine commanders led from the front; in Chechnya, Russian officers did not - and lost.
They Got Game by Captain Jim Stavridis, USn
truth@readiness.mil by Major Donald E. Vandergriff, USA
Is Navy "Information Management" Becoming an Oxymoron? by Lieutenant Commander Robert L. Buchanan, USNR, and Lieutenant Commander Sean Donohoe, USNR (Ret.)
We've Got to Know Where You Are by Admiral James M. Loy, USCG
How Much Is One Life Worth? - Panel Discussion
Commentaries
To Win on the Ground in Kosovo by Lieutenant General John H. Cushman, USA (Ret.)
Let the Youngsters Live Their Lives by Commander Ward Carroll, USN
Open Letters to Lieutenant Butler by Commander William J. Toti, USN, and Captain David K. Brown, USN
Smart Bombs and Linear Thinking Over Yugoslavia by Lieutenant J. J. Patterson VI, USN
Special
Sea Dog Quiz
Professional Notes
Naval Academy Improves Navigation Instruction
Beluga: Soviet Project 1710 Submarine-Laboratory
Just Another Day with the Lone Star Exporess
Nobody asked me, but...
Stealth Saves Lives
Other Departments
Membership News
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Book Reviews
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Submarine Warfare Focus
Real Story of Scorpion? by Captain C. A. K. McDonald, USN (Ret.)
Response Is Assured by Lieutenant Commanders T. B. Bendel and W. S. Murray, USN
Can IT Work for ASW? by Vice Admiral James R. Fitzgerald, USN (Ret.), Raymond J. Christian, and Robert C. Manke
Features
Vincent Astor Memorial Leadership Essay Contest Winner: Leadership from the Front by Captain William J. Bowers, USMC - Combat commanders must lead the charge. History reveals countless examples of both good and bat leadership. At Hue City, U.S. Marine commanders led from the front; in Chechnya, Russian officers did not - and lost.
They Got Game by Captain Jim Stavridis, USn
truth@readiness.mil by Major Donald E. Vandergriff, USA
Is Navy "Information Management" Becoming an Oxymoron? by Lieutenant Commander Robert L. Buchanan, USNR, and Lieutenant Commander Sean Donohoe, USNR (Ret.)
We've Got to Know Where You Are by Admiral James M. Loy, USCG
How Much Is One Life Worth? - Panel Discussion
Commentaries
To Win on the Ground in Kosovo by Lieutenant General John H. Cushman, USA (Ret.)
Let the Youngsters Live Their Lives by Commander Ward Carroll, USN
Open Letters to Lieutenant Butler by Commander William J. Toti, USN, and Captain David K. Brown, USN
Smart Bombs and Linear Thinking Over Yugoslavia by Lieutenant J. J. Patterson VI, USN
Special
Sea Dog Quiz
Professional Notes
Naval Academy Improves Navigation Instruction
Beluga: Soviet Project 1710 Submarine-Laboratory
Just Another Day with the Lone Star Exporess
Nobody asked me, but...
Stealth Saves Lives
Other Departments
Membership News
Comment and Discussion
Another View
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
Oceans
Points of Interest
World Naval Deelopments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Lest We Forget
Index to Advertisers
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 650Serial46410
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[Number of Pages: 112]
Two Leaders Pass
Hero and Heretic? by Lieutenant Commander Thomas Cutler, USN (Ret.) - Admiral Zumwalt was a sailor who went in harm's way and changed the Navy in the process.
The Right Man at the Right Time by Ronald H. Spector
Enlisted Essay Contest Winners
It's the Opportunity, Stupid by Senior Chief Navy Counselor Paul T. Pierce, USN
Chiefs Still Are the Linchpins by Master Chief Machnist's Mate James P. Russell, USn
Pay Is a Problem: It Shouldn't Be by Master Sergeant Michael M. Green, USAF
Features
Readiness Is More Than Numbers by Admiral Joames M. Loy, USCG
22 Questions for Streetfighter by Captain Wayne P. Hughes, USn (Ret.)
U.S. Army Vice Chief of Staff Interview with General John M. Keane, USA
It's More Than E-Mail by Admiral Archie Clemins, USN (Ret.)
Beyond the Rose-Colored Glasses by Lieutenant Commander Douglas A. Jenik, USN
The Tyranny of Moore's Law by Ensign James A. Calpin, USNR
Staying on Top by Vice Admiral George P. Steele, USN (Ret.)
Breaking the Command Barrier by Commander John S. Andrews, USN
Arms Control Needs an Overhaul by Leon Sloss and Benson D. Adams
Jackie Fisher's Revenge by Thomas C. Hone
Departments
Commentaries
What Kind of Transformation Do You Want?
Navy Cryptology Is Broken
World Naval Developments
U.S. Army Goes Expeditionary
The United States of Europe?
Special
The Skipper
Nobody asked me, but...
Are Chief Warrant Officers Oxymorons?
Professional Notes
Why We Teach Leadership and Ethics at the Naval Academy
Exploiting the Net to Fight the Drug War
The New Enlisted Distribution Management System?
Other Departments
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Volume: 126
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Two Leaders Pass
Hero and Heretic? by Lieutenant Commander Thomas Cutler, USN (Ret.) - Admiral Zumwalt was a sailor who went in harm's way and changed the Navy in the process.
The Right Man at the Right Time by Ronald H. Spector
Enlisted Essay Contest Winners
It's the Opportunity, Stupid by Senior Chief Navy Counselor Paul T. Pierce, USN
Chiefs Still Are the Linchpins by Master Chief Machnist's Mate James P. Russell, USn
Pay Is a Problem: It Shouldn't Be by Master Sergeant Michael M. Green, USAF
Features
Readiness Is More Than Numbers by Admiral Joames M. Loy, USCG
22 Questions for Streetfighter by Captain Wayne P. Hughes, USn (Ret.)
U.S. Army Vice Chief of Staff Interview with General John M. Keane, USA
It's More Than E-Mail by Admiral Archie Clemins, USN (Ret.)
Beyond the Rose-Colored Glasses by Lieutenant Commander Douglas A. Jenik, USN
The Tyranny of Moore's Law by Ensign James A. Calpin, USNR
Staying on Top by Vice Admiral George P. Steele, USN (Ret.)
Breaking the Command Barrier by Commander John S. Andrews, USN
Arms Control Needs an Overhaul by Leon Sloss and Benson D. Adams
Jackie Fisher's Revenge by Thomas C. Hone
Departments
Commentaries
What Kind of Transformation Do You Want?
Navy Cryptology Is Broken
World Naval Developments
U.S. Army Goes Expeditionary
The United States of Europe?
Special
The Skipper
Nobody asked me, but...
Are Chief Warrant Officers Oxymorons?
Professional Notes
Why We Teach Leadership and Ethics at the Naval Academy
Exploiting the Net to Fight the Drug War
The New Enlisted Distribution Management System?
Other Departments
Publisher's Page
Comment and Discussion
Another View
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
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Oceans
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 1035Serial97499
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[Number of Pages: 112]
Major Command by Rear Adm. G. S. Morrison, USN
The Royal Navy and the Continuing Commitments by Desmond Wettern
The Adrea Doria-Stockholm Disaster: Accidents Don't happen by John C. Carrothers
A Future for the Destroyer? by Capt. W. J. Ruhe, USN (ret.)
Operation Deep Channell by Lt. (j.g.) James M. Howard, III, USNR
The Quiet Crisis in the Silent Service by Capt. Tom B. Thamm, USN
The Soviet Submarine Threat - Past, Present, and Future by Lt. Thomas T. Holme, Jr., USN
Pictorial - The Soviet Submarine Force by Lt. Cdr. Robert D. Wells, USN
Departments
The Old Navy
Book List
Comment and Discussion
Book Reviews
Professional Reading
Professional Notes
The Space Shuttle Program - A Proposed Navy Role by Lieutenant Commander Preston E. Back, U.S. Navy (Retired)
The Helicopter: An Extension of the DE in the Royal Navy by Commander J. P. Gunning, Royal Navy
Notebook
Volume: 97
Issue: 8
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Major Command by Rear Adm. G. S. Morrison, USN
The Royal Navy and the Continuing Commitments by Desmond Wettern
The Adrea Doria-Stockholm Disaster: Accidents Don't happen by John C. Carrothers
A Future for the Destroyer? by Capt. W. J. Ruhe, USN (ret.)
Operation Deep Channell by Lt. (j.g.) James M. Howard, III, USNR
The Quiet Crisis in the Silent Service by Capt. Tom B. Thamm, USN
The Soviet Submarine Threat - Past, Present, and Future by Lt. Thomas T. Holme, Jr., USN
Pictorial - The Soviet Submarine Force by Lt. Cdr. Robert D. Wells, USN
Departments
The Old Navy
Book List
Comment and Discussion
Book Reviews
Professional Reading
Professional Notes
The Space Shuttle Program - A Proposed Navy Role by Lieutenant Commander Preston E. Back, U.S. Navy (Retired)
The Helicopter: An Extension of the DE in the Royal Navy by Commander J. P. Gunning, Royal Navy
Notebook
Volume: 97
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 650Serial43747
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[Number of Pages: 184]
Reflections on Vietnam by General Joseph P. Hoar, USMC (Ret.), Ron Benigo -Thirty years after the choppers lifted off the roof of the U.S. Embassy in Saigon, two combat veterans try to figure out what America's longest war meant to them - and to the nation. Differences over the roles of Colonialism, Communism, and nationalism all contributed to divisions that linger today.
Arleigh Burke Essay Contest Winners
Sea Basing: Chasing the Dream by Commander John P. Patch, USN
Boats in the Water Boots on the Ground by Lieutenant Commander Eric Johns, USN
Three Great Apes by Captain John Byron, USN (Ret.)
Features
No Bucks, No Buck Rogers by Captain David H. Lewis USN
Howdy, Pardner by Vice Admiral Vivien Crea, USCG, Chris Doane, and Joe DiRenzo III
Departments
Commentaries
Thinking About China's Navy
World Naval Developments
DoD Reconsiders Communications Strategy
Nobody Asked Me, But...
Accountability Ain't What It Used to Be
Don't Cheat the Division Officers
Special
Abandoning "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" Will Decrease anti-Gay
Violence
Oceans
Combat Fleets
Other Departments
Editor's Page
Comment and Discussion
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Lest We Forget
Raymond Spruance Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron 137
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Charting Your Course
Volume: 131
Issue: 5
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Reflections on Vietnam by General Joseph P. Hoar, USMC (Ret.), Ron Benigo -Thirty years after the choppers lifted off the roof of the U.S. Embassy in Saigon, two combat veterans try to figure out what America's longest war meant to them - and to the nation. Differences over the roles of Colonialism, Communism, and nationalism all contributed to divisions that linger today.
Arleigh Burke Essay Contest Winners
Sea Basing: Chasing the Dream by Commander John P. Patch, USN
Boats in the Water Boots on the Ground by Lieutenant Commander Eric Johns, USN
Three Great Apes by Captain John Byron, USN (Ret.)
Features
No Bucks, No Buck Rogers by Captain David H. Lewis USN
Howdy, Pardner by Vice Admiral Vivien Crea, USCG, Chris Doane, and Joe DiRenzo III
Departments
Commentaries
Thinking About China's Navy
World Naval Developments
DoD Reconsiders Communications Strategy
Nobody Asked Me, But...
Accountability Ain't What It Used to Be
Don't Cheat the Division Officers
Special
Abandoning "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" Will Decrease anti-Gay
Violence
Oceans
Combat Fleets
Other Departments
Editor's Page
Comment and Discussion
Another View
From Our Archive
Lest We Forget
Raymond Spruance Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron 137
Index to Advertisers
Charting Your Course
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 650Serial62850
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[Number of Pages: 112]
Are We Already Transformed? by Dr. Norman Friedman
Net-Centric Is about Choices by Lieutenant Commander John D. Zimmerman, USN
V-22 Is Right for War on Terrorism by Lieutenant General Keith Smith, USMC (Ret.)
Seawolves Roll In Across the Mekong Delta by Commander David G. Tyler, USNR - They came in low and fast for Navy river patrol boats.
We Neglect Religion at Our Peril by Dr. Douglas M. Johnston
Asia: The Military-Market Link by Dr. Thomas P. M. Barnett
Military Presence in Asia Is Key by Colonel Drew A. Bennett, USMC
Interview: David Shackelton
Science and Innovation in the Arctic by Rear Admiral Jeffrey M. Garrett, USCG
New Command Unifies the Fleet by Admiral Robert J. Natter, USN
Streetfighter Is a Viable Response by Lieutenant Richard Arthur, USNR
All-Electric Ship: Sirloin or Just Sizzle? by Captain Pierre G. Vining, USN (Ret.)
Lessons from the Bridge Wing by Captain Keith J. Allred, JAGC, USN
Departments
Commentary
Match Missile Defense & Tridents
World Naval Developments
The Revolution Arrives
Nobody asked me, but...
The Navy Isn't Serious about Using UAVs
Why Are Support Aviation Aircrews Left Behind?
Why Are the Marines in Afghanistan?
Professional Notes
Global Positioning System - Our Achilles' Heel?
Simulation Systems Can Train Marines
Fleet Validates Joint Mission Force
Are Sub Commanders Scapegoats?
Approach Paperless Navigation with Caution
Other Departments
Publisher's Page
Comment and Discussion
Another View
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
Naval Systems
Points of Interest
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Lest We Forget
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Volume: 128
Issue: 1
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Are We Already Transformed? by Dr. Norman Friedman
Net-Centric Is about Choices by Lieutenant Commander John D. Zimmerman, USN
V-22 Is Right for War on Terrorism by Lieutenant General Keith Smith, USMC (Ret.)
Seawolves Roll In Across the Mekong Delta by Commander David G. Tyler, USNR - They came in low and fast for Navy river patrol boats.
We Neglect Religion at Our Peril by Dr. Douglas M. Johnston
Asia: The Military-Market Link by Dr. Thomas P. M. Barnett
Military Presence in Asia Is Key by Colonel Drew A. Bennett, USMC
Interview: David Shackelton
Science and Innovation in the Arctic by Rear Admiral Jeffrey M. Garrett, USCG
New Command Unifies the Fleet by Admiral Robert J. Natter, USN
Streetfighter Is a Viable Response by Lieutenant Richard Arthur, USNR
All-Electric Ship: Sirloin or Just Sizzle? by Captain Pierre G. Vining, USN (Ret.)
Lessons from the Bridge Wing by Captain Keith J. Allred, JAGC, USN
Departments
Commentary
Match Missile Defense & Tridents
World Naval Developments
The Revolution Arrives
Nobody asked me, but...
The Navy Isn't Serious about Using UAVs
Why Are Support Aviation Aircrews Left Behind?
Why Are the Marines in Afghanistan?
Professional Notes
Global Positioning System - Our Achilles' Heel?
Simulation Systems Can Train Marines
Fleet Validates Joint Mission Force
Are Sub Commanders Scapegoats?
Approach Paperless Navigation with Caution
Other Departments
Publisher's Page
Comment and Discussion
Another View
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
Naval Systems
Points of Interest
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Lest We Forget
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 128
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 574Serial63661
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[Number of Pages: 128]
Strategic Deterrence In the Age of Detente by Captain Robert J. Carlin, USN (Ret.)
Strategic Metaphors by Colonel John C. Scharfen, USMC (Ret.) and Kristine S. Wilcox
The Naval Officer/Medical Officer Quandary by Michael S. Smith, M.D.
Jim Crow in the Navy (1798 - 1941) by Frederick S. Harrod
International Terrorism and the Defense of Offshore Facilities by Lieutenant Commander John F. Ebersole, USCG
The Underwater Sabotage Threat by Captain Raymond A. Hundevadt, USN (Ret.)
The Challenge in Enlisted Personnel Management by Commander John J. Pursel, USN
Pictorial - The Nautilus Turns 25
Departments
Secretary's Notes
Comment and Discussion
Old Navy
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
Professional Notes
The Mobile Channel Ballistic Missile (MCBM) by Commander Roger P. Hulson, U.S. Navy
ASW: The Advantage of Experience by Lieutenant Alan M. Harms, U.S. Navy
VP Specialization - Upstairs and Downstairs by Lieutenant Vining A. Sherman, Jr., U.S. Navy
Soviet Access To Cam Ranh Bay: Political and Military Implications by Tai Sung An
Soviet Bases in Vietnam: Implications for the Seventh Fleet by Lieutenant Commander William H. Walls, U.S. Navy, and Lieutenant Commander Edwin R. McDaniel, U.S. Navy
Nobody asked me, but
Notebook
Volume: 105
Issue: 9
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Strategic Deterrence In the Age of Detente by Captain Robert J. Carlin, USN (Ret.)
Strategic Metaphors by Colonel John C. Scharfen, USMC (Ret.) and Kristine S. Wilcox
The Naval Officer/Medical Officer Quandary by Michael S. Smith, M.D.
Jim Crow in the Navy (1798 - 1941) by Frederick S. Harrod
International Terrorism and the Defense of Offshore Facilities by Lieutenant Commander John F. Ebersole, USCG
The Underwater Sabotage Threat by Captain Raymond A. Hundevadt, USN (Ret.)
The Challenge in Enlisted Personnel Management by Commander John J. Pursel, USN
Pictorial - The Nautilus Turns 25
Departments
Secretary's Notes
Comment and Discussion
Old Navy
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
Professional Notes
The Mobile Channel Ballistic Missile (MCBM) by Commander Roger P. Hulson, U.S. Navy
ASW: The Advantage of Experience by Lieutenant Alan M. Harms, U.S. Navy
VP Specialization - Upstairs and Downstairs by Lieutenant Vining A. Sherman, Jr., U.S. Navy
Soviet Access To Cam Ranh Bay: Political and Military Implications by Tai Sung An
Soviet Bases in Vietnam: Implications for the Seventh Fleet by Lieutenant Commander William H. Walls, U.S. Navy, and Lieutenant Commander Edwin R. McDaniel, U.S. Navy
Nobody asked me, but
Notebook
Volume: 105
Issue: 9
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 999Serial65588
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[Number of Pages: 96]
Enlisted Essay Contest Winners
It's Not about Fun by Command Master Chief Mark Butler, USN
We Always Must Be Vigilant by Boatswain's Mate Third Class Ericka Robinson, USCGR
No More Catch Phrases, Please by Chief Cryptologic Technician Interpretive James M. Murphy, USN
Midnight in Baghdad by Major Fred H. Allison, USMCR (Ret.)
When Mom Wears Steel-Toed Boots by Commander Sheila A. Scarborough, USN
U.S. and Indiana Navies Close Again by Second Lieutenant Scott A. Cuomo, USMC
Centralization: A Prescription for Failure by Rear Admiral W. H. Holland Jr., USN (Ret.), and William P. Holland
Interview: Joe Galloway - The veteran journalist and author talks about heroes, moviemaking, and love.
Faster "Street-to-Fleet" for Naval Aviation by Captain Albert J. Gallardo, USN, Commander Kenneth Ireland, USN, Glenn J. Pittman, and Daniel J. Hampton
Urban Combat Is Complex by Russell W. Glenn
In peril in New York by Lieutenant James L. Degnan, USNR (Ret.)
Departments
Commentaries
Choosing the Chairman
Space-Based Weapons Are Wrong
World Naval Developments
Danes Purchase Larger Ships
Nobody asked me, but...
USNR Officers: Cheaper by the Dozen?
The Cost of Geographical Diversity?
Special
A Legacy of Bravery
Professional Notes
Coast Guard Needs Enlisted Intel Specialists
Make Performance Evaluations Work
Are Marines Soft-Pedaling Maneuver Warfare?
Warning to Navigators: Geodesy & Datums Are Here
Stop Rouge Merchant Ships
Other Departments
Publisher's Page
Comment and Discussion
Another View
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
U.S. Navy
Oceans
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Combat Fleets
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Lest We Forget
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 128
Issue: 2
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Enlisted Essay Contest Winners
It's Not about Fun by Command Master Chief Mark Butler, USN
We Always Must Be Vigilant by Boatswain's Mate Third Class Ericka Robinson, USCGR
No More Catch Phrases, Please by Chief Cryptologic Technician Interpretive James M. Murphy, USN
Midnight in Baghdad by Major Fred H. Allison, USMCR (Ret.)
When Mom Wears Steel-Toed Boots by Commander Sheila A. Scarborough, USN
U.S. and Indiana Navies Close Again by Second Lieutenant Scott A. Cuomo, USMC
Centralization: A Prescription for Failure by Rear Admiral W. H. Holland Jr., USN (Ret.), and William P. Holland
Interview: Joe Galloway - The veteran journalist and author talks about heroes, moviemaking, and love.
Faster "Street-to-Fleet" for Naval Aviation by Captain Albert J. Gallardo, USN, Commander Kenneth Ireland, USN, Glenn J. Pittman, and Daniel J. Hampton
Urban Combat Is Complex by Russell W. Glenn
In peril in New York by Lieutenant James L. Degnan, USNR (Ret.)
Departments
Commentaries
Choosing the Chairman
Space-Based Weapons Are Wrong
World Naval Developments
Danes Purchase Larger Ships
Nobody asked me, but...
USNR Officers: Cheaper by the Dozen?
The Cost of Geographical Diversity?
Special
A Legacy of Bravery
Professional Notes
Coast Guard Needs Enlisted Intel Specialists
Make Performance Evaluations Work
Are Marines Soft-Pedaling Maneuver Warfare?
Warning to Navigators: Geodesy & Datums Are Here
Stop Rouge Merchant Ships
Other Departments
Publisher's Page
Comment and Discussion
Another View
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
U.S. Navy
Oceans
Points of Interest
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Lest We Forget
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 128
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 999Serial113199
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[Number of Pages: 96]
Put a Swat Team on Every Ship by Lieutenant Colonel Paul Mullin, U.S. Army, and Lieutenant Jon Bartee, U.S. Navy
Scuds Against Al Jubayl by Adam B. Siegel
In Command in the Gulf by Commodore James Goldrick, Royal Australian Navy
Junior Officer Retention: Weighting the Options by Rear Admiral Richard E. Brooks, U.S. Navy
Brokering the Coast Guard's Resources by Vice Admiral James Hull, U.S. Coast Guard
'Look Truth Right in the Eye' Interview with Colonel David H. Hackworth, U.S. ARmy (Ret.)
Sea Strike: Projecting Persistent, Responsive, and Precise Power by Vice Admiral Cutler Dawson, U.S. Navy, and Vice Admiral John Nathman, U.S. Navy
JSF & UCAV Aren't the Answer for the Navy by Lieutenant Commander Richard K. Harrison, U.S. Navy
Finding the Moral High Ground in Iraq & Beyond by Lieutenant Commander David G. Kibble, Royal Naval Reserve (Retired)
100 Years Ago: R. R. Averts Crisis by Lieutenant Commander Henry J. Hendrix, U.S. Navy
Departments
Commentaries
"Enemy Combatants" Should Worry Us
See the World Through Their Eyes
World Naval Developments
Disarment Poses Difficulties
Radars Are Big in Paris
Professional Notes
Driving the Aegis Cruiser
The Corps Takes Aim at Maintenance Overhead
Silence Often Is Misconstrued as Consent
Nobody Asked Me, But...
Defense Efficiency Is at Stake
Seaman to Admiral: Don't Add Red Tape
Other Departments
Publisher's Page
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Another View
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
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Oceans
Points of Interest
Naval Institute Foundation
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Lest We Forget
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Volume: 128
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Put a Swat Team on Every Ship by Lieutenant Colonel Paul Mullin, U.S. Army, and Lieutenant Jon Bartee, U.S. Navy
Scuds Against Al Jubayl by Adam B. Siegel
In Command in the Gulf by Commodore James Goldrick, Royal Australian Navy
Junior Officer Retention: Weighting the Options by Rear Admiral Richard E. Brooks, U.S. Navy
Brokering the Coast Guard's Resources by Vice Admiral James Hull, U.S. Coast Guard
'Look Truth Right in the Eye' Interview with Colonel David H. Hackworth, U.S. ARmy (Ret.)
Sea Strike: Projecting Persistent, Responsive, and Precise Power by Vice Admiral Cutler Dawson, U.S. Navy, and Vice Admiral John Nathman, U.S. Navy
JSF & UCAV Aren't the Answer for the Navy by Lieutenant Commander Richard K. Harrison, U.S. Navy
Finding the Moral High Ground in Iraq & Beyond by Lieutenant Commander David G. Kibble, Royal Naval Reserve (Retired)
100 Years Ago: R. R. Averts Crisis by Lieutenant Commander Henry J. Hendrix, U.S. Navy
Departments
Commentaries
"Enemy Combatants" Should Worry Us
See the World Through Their Eyes
World Naval Developments
Disarment Poses Difficulties
Radars Are Big in Paris
Professional Notes
Driving the Aegis Cruiser
The Corps Takes Aim at Maintenance Overhead
Silence Often Is Misconstrued as Consent
Nobody Asked Me, But...
Defense Efficiency Is at Stake
Seaman to Admiral: Don't Add Red Tape
Other Departments
Publisher's Page
Comment and Discussion
Another View
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
Combat Fleets
Oceans
Points of Interest
Naval Institute Foundation
Notebook
Lest We Forget
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 128
Issue: 12
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 1232Serial612776
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[Number of Pages: 112]
Marine Corps
The Marine Corps of Tomorrow by Major Kenneth F. McKenzie, Jr., USMC
The Naval Expeditionary Force by Commander Terry Pierce, USN
Cohesion and the Corps by Captain John V. Reschar, USMC
Red Sky in the Morning by Colonel Joseph H. Alexander, USMC (Ret.)
Losing the Next War by Major Michael Slater, USMC
Semper Fidelis: A Mentality by Sergeant Richard R. Steele, USMC
Graduating from Sun Tzu by Captain Gary M. Denning, USMC
The Old Horse Soldier by James Hugh Powers
Ready or Not? by Commander Arthur H. Barber III, USn
Defending the Perimeter by Brigadier General Raymond E. Bell, Jr., USAR (Ret.)
Rethinking Graduate Education by Captain John A. Byrne, Jr., USN (Ret.)
An Old Man's Folly by Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt, Jr., USN (Ret.) - At the Wall, a touching of hands - and eternal peace.
Dakota 205 - Still Flying by Lieutenant Commanders Joe Edwars and Scott Grundmeier, USN
Departments
Commentary
Regional Response - The New Priority
Commentary
Somalia, Phase II ... Phase III?
50 Years Ago
The Battle of Empress Agusta Bay
Special
Home of Joint Operations
Leadership Forum
Creating a Climate for Success
Nobody asked me, but...
Heavy Helicopter Kings
Nobody asked me either, but...
Total Quality Leadership Means Keeping All Hands Informed
Professional Notes
Tactical HF Can Get a Whole Lot Better
The USS Inchon Will Support Minesweeping
Reopen the S-3 Production Linen Line
Taking a Hit on the Callaghan
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Comment and Discussion
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
The World Navies
World Naval Develoopments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 119
Issue: 11
Item Creation Date: November 1993
Collection: James G. Zumwalt Collection
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Added: 16 Sep 2021 [Updated: 07 Aug 2025]
Marine Corps
The Marine Corps of Tomorrow by Major Kenneth F. McKenzie, Jr., USMC
The Naval Expeditionary Force by Commander Terry Pierce, USN
Cohesion and the Corps by Captain John V. Reschar, USMC
Red Sky in the Morning by Colonel Joseph H. Alexander, USMC (Ret.)
Losing the Next War by Major Michael Slater, USMC
Semper Fidelis: A Mentality by Sergeant Richard R. Steele, USMC
Graduating from Sun Tzu by Captain Gary M. Denning, USMC
The Old Horse Soldier by James Hugh Powers
Ready or Not? by Commander Arthur H. Barber III, USn
Defending the Perimeter by Brigadier General Raymond E. Bell, Jr., USAR (Ret.)
Rethinking Graduate Education by Captain John A. Byrne, Jr., USN (Ret.)
An Old Man's Folly by Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt, Jr., USN (Ret.) - At the Wall, a touching of hands - and eternal peace.
Dakota 205 - Still Flying by Lieutenant Commanders Joe Edwars and Scott Grundmeier, USN
Departments
Commentary
Regional Response - The New Priority
Commentary
Somalia, Phase II ... Phase III?
50 Years Ago
The Battle of Empress Agusta Bay
Special
Home of Joint Operations
Leadership Forum
Creating a Climate for Success
Nobody asked me, but...
Heavy Helicopter Kings
Nobody asked me either, but...
Total Quality Leadership Means Keeping All Hands Informed
Professional Notes
Tactical HF Can Get a Whole Lot Better
The USS Inchon Will Support Minesweeping
Reopen the S-3 Production Linen Line
Taking a Hit on the Callaghan
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Comment and Discussion
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
The World Navies
World Naval Develoopments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 119
Issue: 11
Item Creation Date: November 1993
Collection: James G. Zumwalt Collection
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 1232Serial612778
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[Number of Pages: 104]
Special Aviation Focus
We Don't Need Jaeger Air by Major T. C. Moore, USMC
Prowler Goes Joint by Captain Guy R. Hooper, USAF
Joint Strike Fighter Update by David Fulghum
F/A-18Es/Fs Fly at Patuxent River Interview tith Jerry Daniels and Bill Norman
John Has To Do It Because Jane Can't by Captain Phillipe D. Rogers, USMC
F-14D Exploits Passive Sensors by Lieutenant Commander John Wood, USN
Helicopters Meet Surface Littoral Warfare Challenge by Rear Admiral Ray Walsh, USN (Ret.) and Captain Brian V. Buzzell, USN (Ret.)
Through a Glass Darkly by Captain Charles E. Pehl, USNR
The Ghost of Rebel Torpedoes by Lieutenant Commander John F. Whalen, USNR
Not All that Far Apart by Lieutenant Colonel James G. Zumwalt, USMCR - Former enemies can share common beliefs.
The Next 150 Years Begin by Admiral Charles R. Larson, USN
Colin L. Powell Joint Warfighting Essay Contest Winners
The Revolution Is Incomplete by Colonel Mark Cancian, USMCR
Voodoo Logistics Sink Triphibious Warfare by Commander Terry C. Pierce, USN
Dinosaur's Dilemma by Ensign Christopher Ford, USNR
Departments
Commentaries
Forward...to the Beach
Remove the Warfare Devices
Special
Nobody Could Survive This
Nobody asked me, but...
The Arsenal Ship - She's Long Overdue
Ink - and Vision - Can Save 16-Inch Tubes
Professional Notes
Toward a Disposable Striker
Joint Expeditionary Units Are the Future
Leadership Forum
Leadership, Standards, and Family Values: Mending the Chain
Other Departments
Membership News
Comment and Discussion
The U.S. Navy
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
Points of Interest
World Naval Developments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Lest We Forget
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 122
Issue: 9
Item Creation Date: September 1996
Collection: James G. Zumwalt Collection
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Special Aviation Focus
We Don't Need Jaeger Air by Major T. C. Moore, USMC
Prowler Goes Joint by Captain Guy R. Hooper, USAF
Joint Strike Fighter Update by David Fulghum
F/A-18Es/Fs Fly at Patuxent River Interview tith Jerry Daniels and Bill Norman
John Has To Do It Because Jane Can't by Captain Phillipe D. Rogers, USMC
F-14D Exploits Passive Sensors by Lieutenant Commander John Wood, USN
Helicopters Meet Surface Littoral Warfare Challenge by Rear Admiral Ray Walsh, USN (Ret.) and Captain Brian V. Buzzell, USN (Ret.)
Through a Glass Darkly by Captain Charles E. Pehl, USNR
The Ghost of Rebel Torpedoes by Lieutenant Commander John F. Whalen, USNR
Not All that Far Apart by Lieutenant Colonel James G. Zumwalt, USMCR - Former enemies can share common beliefs.
The Next 150 Years Begin by Admiral Charles R. Larson, USN
Colin L. Powell Joint Warfighting Essay Contest Winners
The Revolution Is Incomplete by Colonel Mark Cancian, USMCR
Voodoo Logistics Sink Triphibious Warfare by Commander Terry C. Pierce, USN
Dinosaur's Dilemma by Ensign Christopher Ford, USNR
Departments
Commentaries
Forward...to the Beach
Remove the Warfare Devices
Special
Nobody Could Survive This
Nobody asked me, but...
The Arsenal Ship - She's Long Overdue
Ink - and Vision - Can Save 16-Inch Tubes
Professional Notes
Toward a Disposable Striker
Joint Expeditionary Units Are the Future
Leadership Forum
Leadership, Standards, and Family Values: Mending the Chain
Other Departments
Membership News
Comment and Discussion
The U.S. Navy
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
Points of Interest
World Naval Developments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Lest We Forget
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 122
Issue: 9
Item Creation Date: September 1996
Collection: James G. Zumwalt Collection
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 284Serial615057
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[Number of Pages: 118]
Commodore Thomas Macdonough
This month's cover picture is reproduced from an oil painting by an unknown artist. The original painting is owned by Christ church, Boston, and is on permanent loan with the U. S. Naval Academy Museum
The River War in Indochina by Robert McClintock, U. S. Ambassador to Cambodia
"What! Me Ship Over!" - Enlisted Prize Essay, 1954 by Chief Quartermaster W. J. Miller, U. S. Navy
In Hoc Signo - Victory! by 1st Lieutenant William V. Kennedy, U. S. Air Force
The Japanese Decision for War by Louis Morton
A Naval Lesson of the Korean Conflict by Lieutenant Colonel Harry W. Edwards, U. S. Marine Corps
Civilian Control of the Armed Forces by Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Wermuth, U. S. Army
Plymouth Colony Beachhead by Rear Admiral S. E. Morison, U. S. Naval Reserve (Retired)
Okinawa: A Key to the Western Pacific by Hyman Kublin
A Commander for China by Captain Richard O. Patterson, U. S. Naval Reserve
Helicopters in Review (Pictorial Section) by Lieutenant D. L. Small, U. S. Naval Reserve
Discussions, Comments, Notes
Book Reviews
Professional Notes
Secretary's Notes
Volume: 80
Issue: 12
Item Creation Date: December 1954
Collection: Emmett H. Tidd Collection
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Commodore Thomas Macdonough
This month's cover picture is reproduced from an oil painting by an unknown artist. The original painting is owned by Christ church, Boston, and is on permanent loan with the U. S. Naval Academy Museum
The River War in Indochina by Robert McClintock, U. S. Ambassador to Cambodia
"What! Me Ship Over!" - Enlisted Prize Essay, 1954 by Chief Quartermaster W. J. Miller, U. S. Navy
In Hoc Signo - Victory! by 1st Lieutenant William V. Kennedy, U. S. Air Force
The Japanese Decision for War by Louis Morton
A Naval Lesson of the Korean Conflict by Lieutenant Colonel Harry W. Edwards, U. S. Marine Corps
Civilian Control of the Armed Forces by Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Wermuth, U. S. Army
Plymouth Colony Beachhead by Rear Admiral S. E. Morison, U. S. Naval Reserve (Retired)
Okinawa: A Key to the Western Pacific by Hyman Kublin
A Commander for China by Captain Richard O. Patterson, U. S. Naval Reserve
Helicopters in Review (Pictorial Section) by Lieutenant D. L. Small, U. S. Naval Reserve
Discussions, Comments, Notes
Book Reviews
Professional Notes
Secretary's Notes
Volume: 80
Issue: 12
Item Creation Date: December 1954
Collection: Emmett H. Tidd Collection
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 365Serial615187
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[Number of Pages: 128]
U.S. National Strategy: Outward Bound... with Inadequate Charts by Rear Admiral Robert J. Hanks, USN (Ret.)
Tactical Complacency: Change Now or Fail Later by Lieutenant Commander Miles A. Libbey, III, USN
December 1950 at Hungnam by Vice Admiral James H. Doyle, USN (Ret.) and Arthur J. Mayer
Counterinsurgency: Corrupting Concept by Colonel William F. Long, USA (Ret.) - In the continuing post mortems of the Vietnam War, it now seems that the U. S. Effort was doomed from the beginning. A capability became a strategy which was applied in the wrong place and with the wrong allies.
Fighter Crews: You Fight the Way You Practice by Lieutenant Commander Lynn Carter, II, USN
Pictorial - USS Norton Sound: the Newest Old Ship text by Norman Polmar
Departments
Secretary's Notes
The New Newport
Comment and Discussion
Leadership Forum
Nobody asked me, but...
Book Reviews
Books of Interest to the Professional
Professional Notes
The U.S. Navy: Phased Array Radars
Notebook
Volume: 105
Issue: 4
Item Creation Date: April 1979
Collection: John Buesseler Collection
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Added: 08 Jul 2025 [Updated: 08 Jul 2025]
U.S. National Strategy: Outward Bound... with Inadequate Charts by Rear Admiral Robert J. Hanks, USN (Ret.)
Tactical Complacency: Change Now or Fail Later by Lieutenant Commander Miles A. Libbey, III, USN
December 1950 at Hungnam by Vice Admiral James H. Doyle, USN (Ret.) and Arthur J. Mayer
Counterinsurgency: Corrupting Concept by Colonel William F. Long, USA (Ret.) - In the continuing post mortems of the Vietnam War, it now seems that the U. S. Effort was doomed from the beginning. A capability became a strategy which was applied in the wrong place and with the wrong allies.
Fighter Crews: You Fight the Way You Practice by Lieutenant Commander Lynn Carter, II, USN
Pictorial - USS Norton Sound: the Newest Old Ship text by Norman Polmar
Departments
Secretary's Notes
The New Newport
Comment and Discussion
Leadership Forum
Nobody asked me, but...
Book Reviews
Books of Interest to the Professional
Professional Notes
The U.S. Navy: Phased Array Radars
Notebook
Volume: 105
Issue: 4
Item Creation Date: April 1979
Collection: John Buesseler Collection
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Added: 08 Jul 2025 [Updated: 08 Jul 2025]
Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 650Serial615188
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[Number of Pages: 128]
Bear Claws and Dragon Teeth by Rear Admiral Kemp Tolley, USN (Ret.)
The "Up-or-Out" Policy by Lieutenant Commander Nicholas J. Schmitt, SC, USN
A New Focus on Antarctica by Rear Admiral William S. Schwob, USCG, and Harry M. Tollerton
The Last Battleship by Lieutenant Commander Paul Stillwell, USNR - It has been ten years since the world's last active battleship was decommissioned, but the memory of her remains fresh.
The Big Ship in My Life by Captain Robert C. Peniston, USN (Ret.) The New Jersey was his first ship, and he was her last captain; but what should have been the high point of his career turned into major disappointmnent instead.
Let's Salvage the Salvage Force by Commander William I. Milwee, USN (Ret.)
Rusty Hand of Steel: the Naval Raid by Lieutenant Commander Roger Crossland, USNR - The terror tactics of raids from the sea do not win wars, but they do get an enemy's attention.
Pictorial - The Modern American Merchant Marine by Colonel Lane C. Kendall, USMCR (Ret.)
Departments
Secretary's Notes
Comment and Discussion
Old Navy
Leadership Forum
Nobody asked me, but...
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
Professional Notes
Okean-80: The Russians Are Coming Again by Captain William H. J. Manthorpe, Jr., U.S. Navy (Retired)
The U.S.S.R. Submersible Academic: Buying the Best in Undersea Technology? by Jon B. Jolly
Search and Rescue - Under Fire by Commander Don W. Hodge, U.S. Naval Reserve
Tactical Use of the Handheld Programmable Calculator by Lieutenant Lawrence M. Kryske, U.S. Navy
The Very Traditional Cruiser: A Ship Killer Inspector Thomas S. Hoback, U.S. Customs Service
The Polar Icebreakers: Breaking Through At Last by Captain R. G. Moore, U.S. Coast Guard
Polar Sea on Patrol in 1979 by Mark T. Clevenger
As I Recall...
Notebook
Volume: 105
Issue: 12
Item Creation Date: December 1979
Collection: Robert Green Collection
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Bear Claws and Dragon Teeth by Rear Admiral Kemp Tolley, USN (Ret.)
The "Up-or-Out" Policy by Lieutenant Commander Nicholas J. Schmitt, SC, USN
A New Focus on Antarctica by Rear Admiral William S. Schwob, USCG, and Harry M. Tollerton
The Last Battleship by Lieutenant Commander Paul Stillwell, USNR - It has been ten years since the world's last active battleship was decommissioned, but the memory of her remains fresh.
The Big Ship in My Life by Captain Robert C. Peniston, USN (Ret.) The New Jersey was his first ship, and he was her last captain; but what should have been the high point of his career turned into major disappointmnent instead.
Let's Salvage the Salvage Force by Commander William I. Milwee, USN (Ret.)
Rusty Hand of Steel: the Naval Raid by Lieutenant Commander Roger Crossland, USNR - The terror tactics of raids from the sea do not win wars, but they do get an enemy's attention.
Pictorial - The Modern American Merchant Marine by Colonel Lane C. Kendall, USMCR (Ret.)
Departments
Secretary's Notes
Comment and Discussion
Old Navy
Leadership Forum
Nobody asked me, but...
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
Professional Notes
Okean-80: The Russians Are Coming Again by Captain William H. J. Manthorpe, Jr., U.S. Navy (Retired)
The U.S.S.R. Submersible Academic: Buying the Best in Undersea Technology? by Jon B. Jolly
Search and Rescue - Under Fire by Commander Don W. Hodge, U.S. Naval Reserve
Tactical Use of the Handheld Programmable Calculator by Lieutenant Lawrence M. Kryske, U.S. Navy
The Very Traditional Cruiser: A Ship Killer Inspector Thomas S. Hoback, U.S. Customs Service
The Polar Icebreakers: Breaking Through At Last by Captain R. G. Moore, U.S. Coast Guard
Polar Sea on Patrol in 1979 by Mark T. Clevenger
As I Recall...
Notebook
Volume: 105
Issue: 12
Item Creation Date: December 1979
Collection: Robert Green Collection
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Added: 14 Jul 2025 [Updated: 12 Aug 2025]
Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 999Serial46157
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[Number of Pages: 128]
Bear Claws and Dragon Teeth by Rear Admiral Kemp Tolley, USN (Ret.)
The "Up-or-Out" Policy by Lieutenant Commander Nicholas J. Schmitt, SC, USN
A New Focus on Antarctica by Rear Admiral William S. Schwob, USCG, and Harry M. Tollerton
The Last Battleship by Lieutenant Commander Paul Stillwell, USNR - It has been ten years since the world's last active battleship was decommissioned, but the memory of her remains fresh.
The Big Ship in My Life by Captain Robert C. Peniston, USN (Ret.) The New Jersey was his first ship, and he was her last captain; but what should have been the high point of his career turned into major disappointmnent instead.
Let's Salvage the Salvage Force by Commander William I. Milwee, USN (Ret.)
Rusty Hand of Steel: the Naval Raid by Lieutenant Commander Roger Crossland, USNR - The terror tactics of raids from the sea do not win wars, but they do get an enemy's attention.
Pictorial - The Modern American Merchant Marine by Colonel Lane C. Kendall, USMCR (Ret.)
Departments
Secretary's Notes
Comment and Discussion
Old Navy
Leadership Forum
Nobody asked me, but...
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
Professional Notes
Okean-80: The Russians Are Coming Again by Captain William H. J. Manthorpe, Jr., U.S. Navy (Retired)
The U.S.S.R. Submersible Academic: Buying the Best in Undersea Technology? by Jon B. Jolly
Search and Rescue - Under Fire by Commander Don W. Hodge, U.S. Naval Reserve
Tactical Use of the Handheld Programmable Calculator by Lieutenant Lawrence M. Kryske, U.S. Navy
The Very Traditional Cruiser: A Ship Killer Inspector Thomas S. Hoback, U.S. Customs Service
The Polar Icebreakers: Breaking Through At Last by Captain R. G. Moore, U.S. Coast Guard
Polar Sea on Patrol in 1979 by Mark T. Clevenger
As I Recall...
Notebook
Volume: 105
Issue: 12
Item Creation Date: December 1979
Collection: Vietnam Center Collection
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Bear Claws and Dragon Teeth by Rear Admiral Kemp Tolley, USN (Ret.)
The "Up-or-Out" Policy by Lieutenant Commander Nicholas J. Schmitt, SC, USN
A New Focus on Antarctica by Rear Admiral William S. Schwob, USCG, and Harry M. Tollerton
The Last Battleship by Lieutenant Commander Paul Stillwell, USNR - It has been ten years since the world's last active battleship was decommissioned, but the memory of her remains fresh.
The Big Ship in My Life by Captain Robert C. Peniston, USN (Ret.) The New Jersey was his first ship, and he was her last captain; but what should have been the high point of his career turned into major disappointmnent instead.
Let's Salvage the Salvage Force by Commander William I. Milwee, USN (Ret.)
Rusty Hand of Steel: the Naval Raid by Lieutenant Commander Roger Crossland, USNR - The terror tactics of raids from the sea do not win wars, but they do get an enemy's attention.
Pictorial - The Modern American Merchant Marine by Colonel Lane C. Kendall, USMCR (Ret.)
Departments
Secretary's Notes
Comment and Discussion
Old Navy
Leadership Forum
Nobody asked me, but...
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
Professional Notes
Okean-80: The Russians Are Coming Again by Captain William H. J. Manthorpe, Jr., U.S. Navy (Retired)
The U.S.S.R. Submersible Academic: Buying the Best in Undersea Technology? by Jon B. Jolly
Search and Rescue - Under Fire by Commander Don W. Hodge, U.S. Naval Reserve
Tactical Use of the Handheld Programmable Calculator by Lieutenant Lawrence M. Kryske, U.S. Navy
The Very Traditional Cruiser: A Ship Killer Inspector Thomas S. Hoback, U.S. Customs Service
The Polar Icebreakers: Breaking Through At Last by Captain R. G. Moore, U.S. Coast Guard
Polar Sea on Patrol in 1979 by Mark T. Clevenger
As I Recall...
Notebook
Volume: 105
Issue: 12
Item Creation Date: December 1979
Collection: Vietnam Center Collection
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 650Serial46403
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[Number of Pages: 112]
A Tale of Two Cities by Captain E. Tyler Wooldridge III, USN
The Ship-Air Wing Team: Match Game or the Odd Couple? by Lieutenant Commander Frank Morley, USN
... put me through to the Commander-in-Chief" by Commander Glenn Tierney, USN (Ret.) - CinCPac didn't ask for the President
Should the Marine Corps Be Concerned about Retention? by Major David A. Anderson USMC
We're in the Enemy's Backyard by Rear Admiral Rodney P. Rempt, USN
Foriegn Cooperation Is Essential for Force Protection by Captain George K. Hamilton, USNR
Making the Case for SSGNs by Rear Admiral William P. Houley, USN (Ret.)
The Academy Could Learn a Think or Two from the Ivies by Steve Cohen
Network-Centric: Is It Worth the Risk? by Commander William K. Lescher, USN
The Power of e-Sailors by Vice Admiral James R. Fitzgerald, USN (Ret.)
The Ups and Downs of Electric Boat by Commander John D. Alden, USN (Ret.)
Hell-Roaring Mike's a Hero by Captain W. Russell Webster, USCG
The Growing Threat of Modern Piracy by Thomas B. Hunter
Seagoing Soldier by George A. Hill
What Are Your NCOs Talking About? by Captain Roberta L. Shea, USMC
Commander William Earl Fannin, Class of 1945, Captstone Essay Contest
Biological Warfare: The Threat of the Millennium by Ensign Kerry Ann George, USNR
Is the Navy Heading for a Crash" by Ensign Michael Keehn, USNR
The Submarine: Outdated Menace or Force Miltiplier? by Ensign Jeb Scott Lyne, USNR
The Battle for Hue City by Second Lieutenant Andrew J. Lawler, USMCR - The Marines became street fighters
Departments
Transition: Time to Help the Recruiter
Professional Notes
The Enduring Curse of the Gentlemen Captains
Three-Dimensional Vision for the Warfighter
Fielding a Naval Surface Fire Support Missile
Nobody asked me, but...
Why Stay in the Seagoing Profession?
Other Departments
Membership News
Comment and Discussion
Another View
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
NATO Navies
Naval Systems
Points of Interest
World Naval Developments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Lest We Forget
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 125
Issue: 7
Item Creation Date: July 1999
Collection: Robert Green Collection
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A Tale of Two Cities by Captain E. Tyler Wooldridge III, USN
The Ship-Air Wing Team: Match Game or the Odd Couple? by Lieutenant Commander Frank Morley, USN
... put me through to the Commander-in-Chief" by Commander Glenn Tierney, USN (Ret.) - CinCPac didn't ask for the President
Should the Marine Corps Be Concerned about Retention? by Major David A. Anderson USMC
We're in the Enemy's Backyard by Rear Admiral Rodney P. Rempt, USN
Foriegn Cooperation Is Essential for Force Protection by Captain George K. Hamilton, USNR
Making the Case for SSGNs by Rear Admiral William P. Houley, USN (Ret.)
The Academy Could Learn a Think or Two from the Ivies by Steve Cohen
Network-Centric: Is It Worth the Risk? by Commander William K. Lescher, USN
The Power of e-Sailors by Vice Admiral James R. Fitzgerald, USN (Ret.)
The Ups and Downs of Electric Boat by Commander John D. Alden, USN (Ret.)
Hell-Roaring Mike's a Hero by Captain W. Russell Webster, USCG
The Growing Threat of Modern Piracy by Thomas B. Hunter
Seagoing Soldier by George A. Hill
What Are Your NCOs Talking About? by Captain Roberta L. Shea, USMC
Commander William Earl Fannin, Class of 1945, Captstone Essay Contest
Biological Warfare: The Threat of the Millennium by Ensign Kerry Ann George, USNR
Is the Navy Heading for a Crash" by Ensign Michael Keehn, USNR
The Submarine: Outdated Menace or Force Miltiplier? by Ensign Jeb Scott Lyne, USNR
The Battle for Hue City by Second Lieutenant Andrew J. Lawler, USMCR - The Marines became street fighters
Departments
Transition: Time to Help the Recruiter
Professional Notes
The Enduring Curse of the Gentlemen Captains
Three-Dimensional Vision for the Warfighter
Fielding a Naval Surface Fire Support Missile
Nobody asked me, but...
Why Stay in the Seagoing Profession?
Other Departments
Membership News
Comment and Discussion
Another View
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
NATO Navies
Naval Systems
Points of Interest
World Naval Developments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Lest We Forget
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 125
Issue: 7
Item Creation Date: July 1999
Collection: Robert Green Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 19 Aug 2025]
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 1035Serial97497
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[Number of Pages: 144]
After Vietnam by Capt. R. E. Williams, Jr., USN, (Ret.)
Seapower in the Seventies by Capt. W. J. Ruhe, USN, (Ret.)
The Universities; Trial by Fire by Col. Baylor Gibson, USMC
The NFO and Squadron Command by Lt. Cdr. Peter T. Smith, USN
A Submarine for the Tsar by Capt. Franklin G. Babbitt, USN
"Underway on Nuclear Power" by Capt. Sherman Naymark, USNR (Ret.)
Terror by Howard R. simpson
Resurgent Rotterdam by Lt. Gerard M. W. Acda, RNN
Pictorial - A Great Port of the World: Rotterdam photography by Robert de Gast
Departments
The Old Navy
Comment and Discussion
Book Reviews
Professional Reading
Professional Notes
U.S. Aid - and Independence by Commander Walter "R" Thomas, U.S. Navy
The Nautical Chart - It's What You Make It by Commander Scott E. Drummond, U.S. Navy
Underwater to Freedom by M. W. Martin
The Largest Maritime Police Beat in the World by Captain Edward F. Oliver, U.S. Coast Guard
Military Officer Bonus Pay by Lieutenant Arthur Van Saun, U.S. Navy
NATO's Planning Board for Ocean Shipping by Raymond J. Barrett
Notebook
Volume: 96
Issue: 4
Item Creation Date: April 1970
Collection: James Davy Collection
Association: Gamewardens of Vietnam Association
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After Vietnam by Capt. R. E. Williams, Jr., USN, (Ret.)
Seapower in the Seventies by Capt. W. J. Ruhe, USN, (Ret.)
The Universities; Trial by Fire by Col. Baylor Gibson, USMC
The NFO and Squadron Command by Lt. Cdr. Peter T. Smith, USN
A Submarine for the Tsar by Capt. Franklin G. Babbitt, USN
"Underway on Nuclear Power" by Capt. Sherman Naymark, USNR (Ret.)
Terror by Howard R. simpson
Resurgent Rotterdam by Lt. Gerard M. W. Acda, RNN
Pictorial - A Great Port of the World: Rotterdam photography by Robert de Gast
Departments
The Old Navy
Comment and Discussion
Book Reviews
Professional Reading
Professional Notes
U.S. Aid - and Independence by Commander Walter "R" Thomas, U.S. Navy
The Nautical Chart - It's What You Make It by Commander Scott E. Drummond, U.S. Navy
Underwater to Freedom by M. W. Martin
The Largest Maritime Police Beat in the World by Captain Edward F. Oliver, U.S. Coast Guard
Military Officer Bonus Pay by Lieutenant Arthur Van Saun, U.S. Navy
NATO's Planning Board for Ocean Shipping by Raymond J. Barrett
Notebook
Volume: 96
Issue: 4
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 650Serial275359
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[Number of Pages: 96]
Time to Tell Our Kids It's Okay to Shoot by Major David G. Bolgiano, Maryland Air National Guard; Lieutenant Colonel James C. Larsen, U.S. Army; and Master Sergeant Trish Pullar, New York Air National Guard
Deja Vu All Over Again by Colonel John M. Collins, u.S. Army (Retired)
How to Stop Crashing Marine Aircraft by Major Richard Hendrick, U.S. Marine Corps
Close Air Support Using Armed UAVs? by Liutenant Colonel Jay Stout, U.S. Marine Corps (Retired)
A Different Kind of Pick-Me-Up by Lieutenant Commander Donn W. Keels Jr., U.S. Navy
Unmanned Aerial Vehcles and the Future of Air Combat by Ensign Nathan Brasher, U.S. Navy
Leadership in the Breach: Gerald Turley and the Easter Offensive by Second Lisutenant Lacey Ainsworth, U.S. Marine Corps - A Marine infantryman rose to the occasion.
A Gunboat Navy for the 21st Century by Eric Kimura
Just Mines Please by Master Chief Mineman John E. Babcock, U.S. Navy (Retired)
Navy Culture and Military Education by Lieutenant Colonel Patrick J. Donahoe, U.S. Army
Spence Dry: A SEAL's Story by Captain Michael G. Slattery, U.S. Navy (Retired) and Captain Gordon I. Peterson, U.S. Navy (Retired)
Departments
Commentary
Lebanon's Cedar Revolution: Be Careful What You Wish For
World Naval Developments
French Say Non to European Constitution
Nobody Asked Me, But...
The Reserve Officer Promotion System Is Broken
Specials
Remembering Eddie Albert
The New U-505 Experience
Professional Notes
The Impact of Tactical Tomahawks in the Joint Arena
Mobile Shipboard Surgical Suite: A New Approach
NMLBS Surfman Course: Solution to a Coast Guard Shortage
Other Departments
Editor's Page
Comment and Discussion
Another View
From Our Archive
Book Reviews
U.S. Navy
Combat Fleets
Oceans
Naval Institute Foundation
Lest We Forget Civilian Yard Workers HSL-30
Index to Advertisers
Charting Your Course
Volume: 131
Issue: 7
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Time to Tell Our Kids It's Okay to Shoot by Major David G. Bolgiano, Maryland Air National Guard; Lieutenant Colonel James C. Larsen, U.S. Army; and Master Sergeant Trish Pullar, New York Air National Guard
Deja Vu All Over Again by Colonel John M. Collins, u.S. Army (Retired)
How to Stop Crashing Marine Aircraft by Major Richard Hendrick, U.S. Marine Corps
Close Air Support Using Armed UAVs? by Liutenant Colonel Jay Stout, U.S. Marine Corps (Retired)
A Different Kind of Pick-Me-Up by Lieutenant Commander Donn W. Keels Jr., U.S. Navy
Unmanned Aerial Vehcles and the Future of Air Combat by Ensign Nathan Brasher, U.S. Navy
Leadership in the Breach: Gerald Turley and the Easter Offensive by Second Lisutenant Lacey Ainsworth, U.S. Marine Corps - A Marine infantryman rose to the occasion.
A Gunboat Navy for the 21st Century by Eric Kimura
Just Mines Please by Master Chief Mineman John E. Babcock, U.S. Navy (Retired)
Navy Culture and Military Education by Lieutenant Colonel Patrick J. Donahoe, U.S. Army
Spence Dry: A SEAL's Story by Captain Michael G. Slattery, U.S. Navy (Retired) and Captain Gordon I. Peterson, U.S. Navy (Retired)
Departments
Commentary
Lebanon's Cedar Revolution: Be Careful What You Wish For
World Naval Developments
French Say Non to European Constitution
Nobody Asked Me, But...
The Reserve Officer Promotion System Is Broken
Specials
Remembering Eddie Albert
The New U-505 Experience
Professional Notes
The Impact of Tactical Tomahawks in the Joint Arena
Mobile Shipboard Surgical Suite: A New Approach
NMLBS Surfman Course: Solution to a Coast Guard Shortage
Other Departments
Editor's Page
Comment and Discussion
Another View
From Our Archive
Book Reviews
U.S. Navy
Combat Fleets
Oceans
Naval Institute Foundation
Lest We Forget Civilian Yard Workers HSL-30
Index to Advertisers
Charting Your Course
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Issue: 7
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Serial Item Number: 650Serial63626
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[Number of Pages: 568]
Preface
Biographies of Authors
Naval and Maritime Events, 1 July 1968 - 31 December 1969 by D. L. Strole, Lieutenant, U.S. Navy and W. E. Dutcher, Lieutenant, U.S. Naval Rreserve
Essays
Problems and Developments in Arctic Alaskan Transportation by J. W. Moreau, Captain, U.S. Coast Guard
River Patrol Relearned by S. A. Swarztrauber, Commander, U.S. Navy
The United States Effective Control Fleet by Sidney W. Emery, Jr., Lieutenant (junior grade), U.S. Navy
The Indian Ocean As Seen By An Indian by A. P. S. Bindra, Captain, Indian Navy
The Development of Navy Strategic Offensive and Defensive Systems by Dominic A. Paolucci, Captain, U.S. Navy (Retired)
Developments and Problems in Carrier-Based Fighter Aircraft by C. O. Holmquist, Captain, U.S. Navy
Civil Engineers, Seabees, and Bases in Vietnam by Charles J. Merdinger, Captain, Civil Engineer Corps, u.S. Navy
Doctors and Dentists, Nurses and Corpsmen in Vietnam by F. O. McClendon, Jr., Commander, Medical Service Corps, U.S. Navy
Marine Corps Operations in Vietnam, 1968 by Edwin H. Simmons, Brigadier General, U.S. Marine Corps
Pictorial
Naval and Maritime Prize Photography 1970
Sea Power: A Commentary
Patterns of American Sea Power, 1945-1956: Their Portents for the Seventies by John D. Hayes, Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy (Retired)
Maritime Information
President Richard M. Nixon's Message to Congress on the United States Merchant Marine
The 1970 Defense Budget and Defense Program for Fiscal years 1970-74: A Statement by Secretary of Defense Clark M. Clifford
Supplemental Statements before Congress by Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird
Summary of Major Naval, Maritime, and Military Forces
Flag and General Officers of the Naval Services
Volume: 96
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Preface
Biographies of Authors
Naval and Maritime Events, 1 July 1968 - 31 December 1969 by D. L. Strole, Lieutenant, U.S. Navy and W. E. Dutcher, Lieutenant, U.S. Naval Rreserve
Essays
Problems and Developments in Arctic Alaskan Transportation by J. W. Moreau, Captain, U.S. Coast Guard
River Patrol Relearned by S. A. Swarztrauber, Commander, U.S. Navy
The United States Effective Control Fleet by Sidney W. Emery, Jr., Lieutenant (junior grade), U.S. Navy
The Indian Ocean As Seen By An Indian by A. P. S. Bindra, Captain, Indian Navy
The Development of Navy Strategic Offensive and Defensive Systems by Dominic A. Paolucci, Captain, U.S. Navy (Retired)
Developments and Problems in Carrier-Based Fighter Aircraft by C. O. Holmquist, Captain, U.S. Navy
Civil Engineers, Seabees, and Bases in Vietnam by Charles J. Merdinger, Captain, Civil Engineer Corps, u.S. Navy
Doctors and Dentists, Nurses and Corpsmen in Vietnam by F. O. McClendon, Jr., Commander, Medical Service Corps, U.S. Navy
Marine Corps Operations in Vietnam, 1968 by Edwin H. Simmons, Brigadier General, U.S. Marine Corps
Pictorial
Naval and Maritime Prize Photography 1970
Sea Power: A Commentary
Patterns of American Sea Power, 1945-1956: Their Portents for the Seventies by John D. Hayes, Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy (Retired)
Maritime Information
President Richard M. Nixon's Message to Congress on the United States Merchant Marine
The 1970 Defense Budget and Defense Program for Fiscal years 1970-74: A Statement by Secretary of Defense Clark M. Clifford
Supplemental Statements before Congress by Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird
Summary of Major Naval, Maritime, and Military Forces
Flag and General Officers of the Naval Services
Volume: 96
Issue: 5
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Serial Item Number: 574Serial63692
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[Number of Pages: 144]
Arleigh Burke Essay Contest Winner - The Martitime Strategy and the Next Decade by Ronald O'Rourke
Satellites and Naval Warfare by William E. Howard III
Future Satellite Capabilities by William E. Howard III
What Would Mahan Say About Space Power? by Aadu Karemaa
Stalking the Tactical Contimuum by Commander Kendall King, USN
Pictorial - 1987 Naval Maritime Prize Photography
Vietnam: Two Views
God Be Here by Lieutenand Commander Thomas J. Cutler, USN
The Black Ponies by Lieutenant CommanderDaniel Bl Sheehan, USN (Ret.)
We Need a Little "Dash and Daring" by Lieutenant Christopher A. Abel, USCG
Departments
Blind Hunt for the Thresher
Special
Winning in the Dark
Special
The Lobos Get Hornets
Nobody Asked me, but
VC to warship: Can we talk?
Professional Notes
Controlling the Aviation Mishap Rate
Aviation Safety: A Success Story
Women in the Brigade
Defending the Assault
Handling a Battleship
Royal New Zealand Navy: Looking to the Future
Book Reviews
South To Java
The Forgotten War
Admiral
The Soviet Navy
Space Ships
Money Matters
The Investment Triangle
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Where We Were
Comment and Discussion
Books of Interest
World Naval Developments
Notebook
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 114
Issue: 4
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Arleigh Burke Essay Contest Winner - The Martitime Strategy and the Next Decade by Ronald O'Rourke
Satellites and Naval Warfare by William E. Howard III
Future Satellite Capabilities by William E. Howard III
What Would Mahan Say About Space Power? by Aadu Karemaa
Stalking the Tactical Contimuum by Commander Kendall King, USN
Pictorial - 1987 Naval Maritime Prize Photography
Vietnam: Two Views
God Be Here by Lieutenand Commander Thomas J. Cutler, USN
The Black Ponies by Lieutenant CommanderDaniel Bl Sheehan, USN (Ret.)
We Need a Little "Dash and Daring" by Lieutenant Christopher A. Abel, USCG
Departments
Blind Hunt for the Thresher
Special
Winning in the Dark
Special
The Lobos Get Hornets
Nobody Asked me, but
VC to warship: Can we talk?
Professional Notes
Controlling the Aviation Mishap Rate
Aviation Safety: A Success Story
Women in the Brigade
Defending the Assault
Handling a Battleship
Royal New Zealand Navy: Looking to the Future
Book Reviews
South To Java
The Forgotten War
Admiral
The Soviet Navy
Space Ships
Money Matters
The Investment Triangle
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Where We Were
Comment and Discussion
Books of Interest
World Naval Developments
Notebook
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 114
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 574Serial63964
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[Number of Pages: 128]
A Maritime Strategy for 2038 by Lieutenand Scott A. Hastings, USn
So Long, Mr. Nice Guy by Commander Ronald Fraser, USCGR
The NavGard Board at Work and interview with Vice Admiral J. C. Irwin, USCG
Red Hammer by Commander James L. McClinton, USCG
Who Needs PALs? by Vice Admiral G. E. Miller, USN (Ret.)
Warbirds by Mark Meyer
Bood on the Decks by Captain Arthur M. Smith, MC, USNR
Doctors Should Train for the Fight by Commander Michael S. Baker, MC, USNR
MedEvac by Lieutenant Colonel John C. Astle, USMCR
Subs Forever by Commander Richard T. Ackley, USN (Ret.), et al.
Departments
Special
Gorshkov
Nobody asked me, but
If you can keep your honor
Gators need new tactics
Professional Notes
NavAir, Coming of Age in ASW
Warship Battle Training, Part II
Design Doldrums: SWATH & Sea Knife
Arctic Sovereignty Does Canada Own the Northwest Passage?
The Soviet Northern Sea Route
Book Reviews
December 7, 1941
The Royal Navy and the Falklands War
Low-Flying Bogeys in the Falklands
Money Matters
Income and/or Long-Term Growth
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Where We Were
Seminar Report
Comment and Discussion
Books of Interest
The U.S. Navy
The Soviet View
World Naval Developments
Face to Face
Puzzle
Notebook
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 114
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A Maritime Strategy for 2038 by Lieutenand Scott A. Hastings, USn
So Long, Mr. Nice Guy by Commander Ronald Fraser, USCGR
The NavGard Board at Work and interview with Vice Admiral J. C. Irwin, USCG
Red Hammer by Commander James L. McClinton, USCG
Who Needs PALs? by Vice Admiral G. E. Miller, USN (Ret.)
Warbirds by Mark Meyer
Bood on the Decks by Captain Arthur M. Smith, MC, USNR
Doctors Should Train for the Fight by Commander Michael S. Baker, MC, USNR
MedEvac by Lieutenant Colonel John C. Astle, USMCR
Subs Forever by Commander Richard T. Ackley, USN (Ret.), et al.
Departments
Special
Gorshkov
Nobody asked me, but
If you can keep your honor
Gators need new tactics
Professional Notes
NavAir, Coming of Age in ASW
Warship Battle Training, Part II
Design Doldrums: SWATH & Sea Knife
Arctic Sovereignty Does Canada Own the Northwest Passage?
The Soviet Northern Sea Route
Book Reviews
December 7, 1941
The Royal Navy and the Falklands War
Low-Flying Bogeys in the Falklands
Money Matters
Income and/or Long-Term Growth
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Where We Were
Seminar Report
Comment and Discussion
Books of Interest
The U.S. Navy
The Soviet View
World Naval Developments
Face to Face
Puzzle
Notebook
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 114
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Serial Item Number: 999Serial364712
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[Number of Pages: 96]
Achieving the Right Mix by Admiral Robert J. Natter, USN (Ret.) and Admiral Donald Pilling, USN (Ret.)
Allen Versus Webb: Referendum on the War? by Paul West
"The Means of Knowledge" - The Navy's New Professional Reading Program by Admiral Mike Mullen, USN
Military Justice? by Lieutenant Colonel Gary Solis, USMC (Ret.) - A former military judge advocate analyzes the disparate sentences being handed down for war crimes committed by U.S. troops.
For Those Who Dare by Fred L. Schultz
Soft Power at Sea: Zheng He and Chinese Maritime Strategy by James R. Holmes and Toshi Yoshihara
Cutting China's "String of Pearls" by Major Lawrence Spinetta, USAF
The Balkanization of Iraq by Captain Joseph F. Bouchard, USN (Ret.)
The Technological Perfect Storm by Robert Kavetsky and Midshipman Christopher J. R. McCook USN
Time for Navy Air to Join Special Operations by Lieutenand Commander Erik W. Ostrom, USN
An All-Hands Fight by Eric Mills
Explaining the War (in Two Minutes or Less) by Colonel Kenneth Allard, USA (Ret.)
Departments
Commentary
The Failure of the All-Volunteer Force
Nobody Asked Me, But...
We Must Transform Leadershipm Too
Professional Notes
COTS: We Can't Afford to Do It Any Other Way
European Command Welcomes Navy Foreign Area Officers
World Naval Developments
Network-Centric Warfare in the Middle East
Other Departments
Editor's Page
Comment and Discussion
Another View
Firing On The Up Roll
Movie Review
From Our Archive
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
Naval Systems
Die Kriegsmarine
Combat Fleets
Naval Institute Foundation
Lest We Forget - Homefront VF-51 (Part I)
Index to Advertisers
Charting Your Course
Volume: 132
Issue: 10
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Achieving the Right Mix by Admiral Robert J. Natter, USN (Ret.) and Admiral Donald Pilling, USN (Ret.)
Allen Versus Webb: Referendum on the War? by Paul West
"The Means of Knowledge" - The Navy's New Professional Reading Program by Admiral Mike Mullen, USN
Military Justice? by Lieutenant Colonel Gary Solis, USMC (Ret.) - A former military judge advocate analyzes the disparate sentences being handed down for war crimes committed by U.S. troops.
For Those Who Dare by Fred L. Schultz
Soft Power at Sea: Zheng He and Chinese Maritime Strategy by James R. Holmes and Toshi Yoshihara
Cutting China's "String of Pearls" by Major Lawrence Spinetta, USAF
The Balkanization of Iraq by Captain Joseph F. Bouchard, USN (Ret.)
The Technological Perfect Storm by Robert Kavetsky and Midshipman Christopher J. R. McCook USN
Time for Navy Air to Join Special Operations by Lieutenand Commander Erik W. Ostrom, USN
An All-Hands Fight by Eric Mills
Explaining the War (in Two Minutes or Less) by Colonel Kenneth Allard, USA (Ret.)
Departments
Commentary
The Failure of the All-Volunteer Force
Nobody Asked Me, But...
We Must Transform Leadershipm Too
Professional Notes
COTS: We Can't Afford to Do It Any Other Way
European Command Welcomes Navy Foreign Area Officers
World Naval Developments
Network-Centric Warfare in the Middle East
Other Departments
Editor's Page
Comment and Discussion
Another View
Firing On The Up Roll
Movie Review
From Our Archive
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
Naval Systems
Die Kriegsmarine
Combat Fleets
Naval Institute Foundation
Lest We Forget - Homefront VF-51 (Part I)
Index to Advertisers
Charting Your Course
Volume: 132
Issue: 10
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Serial Item Number: 574Serial615339
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[Number of Pages: 96]
Marine Corps Focus
Obey the Iron Law by Commander Teery Pierce, USN
Technology Alone Cannot Win by Captain Harold R. Van Opdorp, Jr., USMC
It Takes More than Technology by Sergeant Dallas E. Shaw, USMC
Santa Wears Dress Blues by Major General Thomas Wilerson and Captain Jeff Jurgensen, USMC
Maneuvering the LCAC Into the 21st Century by Lieutenant Colonel Mel R. Jones, USA (Retired)
Commentary: Myths of Maneuver by Brigadier Robert A. Fry, Royal Marines
"... P'lice Up a Littl Brass" by Commander George Cornelius, USN (Retired)
Features
Anytime, Anywhere: A Navy for the 21st Century by Admiral Jay Johnson, USN
The Boomer Reborn by Jim Courter
Naval Fire Support: Ring of Fire by Lieutenand Commander Ross Mitchell, USN
Must We Repeat History? by William R. Hawkins
Departments
Commentary
May There Be No More U.S. War Crimes
Nobody asked me, but...
Leave Our Flight Jackets Alone!
The Surface Navy Must Protect Its Young
Where's the !@*&# Promotion List?
Professional Notes
Don't Forget the Sea Dragons
Haze Gray and ... Sunk?
Achilles' Heel? The Wave Piercer Hull Form
"What the Marine Corps Really Needs..."
LCUs: The Forgotten Landing Craft
'Gators on the Other Side of the Pond
Mine Warfare Moves Forward ... From the Sea
Other Departments
Membership News
Comment and Discussion
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
The U.S. Navy
Naval Systems
Points of Interest
World Naval Developments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Lest We Forget
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 123
Issue: 11
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Marine Corps Focus
Obey the Iron Law by Commander Teery Pierce, USN
Technology Alone Cannot Win by Captain Harold R. Van Opdorp, Jr., USMC
It Takes More than Technology by Sergeant Dallas E. Shaw, USMC
Santa Wears Dress Blues by Major General Thomas Wilerson and Captain Jeff Jurgensen, USMC
Maneuvering the LCAC Into the 21st Century by Lieutenant Colonel Mel R. Jones, USA (Retired)
Commentary: Myths of Maneuver by Brigadier Robert A. Fry, Royal Marines
"... P'lice Up a Littl Brass" by Commander George Cornelius, USN (Retired)
Features
Anytime, Anywhere: A Navy for the 21st Century by Admiral Jay Johnson, USN
The Boomer Reborn by Jim Courter
Naval Fire Support: Ring of Fire by Lieutenand Commander Ross Mitchell, USN
Must We Repeat History? by William R. Hawkins
Departments
Commentary
May There Be No More U.S. War Crimes
Nobody asked me, but...
Leave Our Flight Jackets Alone!
The Surface Navy Must Protect Its Young
Where's the !@*&# Promotion List?
Professional Notes
Don't Forget the Sea Dragons
Haze Gray and ... Sunk?
Achilles' Heel? The Wave Piercer Hull Form
"What the Marine Corps Really Needs..."
LCUs: The Forgotten Landing Craft
'Gators on the Other Side of the Pond
Mine Warfare Moves Forward ... From the Sea
Other Departments
Membership News
Comment and Discussion
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
The U.S. Navy
Naval Systems
Points of Interest
World Naval Developments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Lest We Forget
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 123
Issue: 11
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 284Serial615466
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[Number of Pages: 96]
Marine Corps Focus
Men or Missiles for Close Air Support? by Major David C. Fuquea, USMC
Will Sea Dragon Succeed? by Major Paul L. Damren, USMC
A Joint Heavy-Lift Helicopter? by Lieutenant Commander M. K. Tribbie, USN
We Can Make Real "Starship Troopers" by Captain Robert Smullen, USMCR
No Women in Ground Combat by Second Lieutenand Laura Boussy, USAF
Meeting Minority Recruiting Quotas by Captain Todd Buechs, USMC
Aviation Intel Isn't Ops by Staff Sergeant Jeffrey S. Cartwright, USMC
Failure Is an Option? by Beth Jannery
Strategic Bombing: Always a Myth by Colonel Everest E. Riccioni, USAF (Ret.)
New FitRep System Doesn't Cut It by Captain T. Q. Donaldson, USN
Nonleathal Weapons: Can of Worms by Lieutenant Colonel Martin Stanton, USA
We Must Support Independence by Colonel William V. Kennedy, AUS (Ret.)
The Critics Were Right by Jeffrey Record - There's plenty of Vietnam War blame for everyone.
Will We Be Ready for Tomorrow? by Captains George Galdorisi, USN, and Kendal Curtis, USN (Ret.)
Departments
Commentary
In Defense of America's Navy
Professional Notes
Cross-Decking with the Russians Can Work
The Whole LPD-17 Story
Test Marines on Performance - Not Memory
That Was No Rambo - That Was a Hellfire
How About a Library without Walls?
Leadership Forum
Personal Journals: Every Leader Needs One
Other Departments
Membership News
Comment and Discussion
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
The U.S. Navy
Points of Interest
World Naval Developments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Lest We Forget
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 122
Issue: 11
Item Creation Date: November 1996
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Marine Corps Focus
Men or Missiles for Close Air Support? by Major David C. Fuquea, USMC
Will Sea Dragon Succeed? by Major Paul L. Damren, USMC
A Joint Heavy-Lift Helicopter? by Lieutenant Commander M. K. Tribbie, USN
We Can Make Real "Starship Troopers" by Captain Robert Smullen, USMCR
No Women in Ground Combat by Second Lieutenand Laura Boussy, USAF
Meeting Minority Recruiting Quotas by Captain Todd Buechs, USMC
Aviation Intel Isn't Ops by Staff Sergeant Jeffrey S. Cartwright, USMC
Failure Is an Option? by Beth Jannery
Strategic Bombing: Always a Myth by Colonel Everest E. Riccioni, USAF (Ret.)
New FitRep System Doesn't Cut It by Captain T. Q. Donaldson, USN
Nonleathal Weapons: Can of Worms by Lieutenant Colonel Martin Stanton, USA
We Must Support Independence by Colonel William V. Kennedy, AUS (Ret.)
The Critics Were Right by Jeffrey Record - There's plenty of Vietnam War blame for everyone.
Will We Be Ready for Tomorrow? by Captains George Galdorisi, USN, and Kendal Curtis, USN (Ret.)
Departments
Commentary
In Defense of America's Navy
Professional Notes
Cross-Decking with the Russians Can Work
The Whole LPD-17 Story
Test Marines on Performance - Not Memory
That Was No Rambo - That Was a Hellfire
How About a Library without Walls?
Leadership Forum
Personal Journals: Every Leader Needs One
Other Departments
Membership News
Comment and Discussion
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
The U.S. Navy
Points of Interest
World Naval Developments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Lest We Forget
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 122
Issue: 11
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 284Serial615469
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[Number of Pages: 96]
Aviation Focus
Thou Shalt Not Fly by Commander Jeff Huber, USN
Lost Letter of Midway by Captain Bruce R. Linder, USN (Ret.)
Parting with the Prowler by Captain Lloyd E. Bonzo II, USMC
Austerity Is Not Affordable by John Lillard
Naval Hawks Bring New Capabilities by Frank Colucci
Let's Launch a Super COD by Commander Stephen C. Kingston, USN
Save Room for the Reserves by Lieutenand Commander Douglas J. Dawson, USCGR
Sheep, Mavericks, and Institutional Behavior by Captain Philip A. Burdette, USMC
Land Attack from the Sea by Colonel James J. Kuzmick, USMCR (Ret.), and Captain Christopher P. McNamara, USN (Ret.)
Can Radar Help Defeat the Disel-Electric Sub? by Pete Stevens
Wei-Chi: The Game of War by Lieutenat Commander George S. Capen, USN
You Saved My Future Husband by Captain Carl A. Nelson, USN (Ret.) - Years after he conducts a rescue at sea off the coast of Vietnam, a captain's past comes back - joyfully - to haunt him.
Departments
Commentaries
Truth in Kosovo: Is It Halftime?
Why Not an Aviator Commandant?
Nobody asked me, but
Take Equal Opportunity Off the Fit Rep
Professional Notes
Patrol Craft Can Maintain Littoral Sea Control
Transitioning to Digital Chart Navigation
Naval Propulsion for the 21st Century: The Azipod System
Cold War (Very Cold) Still Rages
Other Departments
Membership News
Comment and Discussion
Another View
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
U.S. Navy
Oceans
Points of Interest
World Naval Developments
Combat Fleets
Notebook
Lest We Forget
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 125
Issue: 8
Item Creation Date: August 1999
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Aviation Focus
Thou Shalt Not Fly by Commander Jeff Huber, USN
Lost Letter of Midway by Captain Bruce R. Linder, USN (Ret.)
Parting with the Prowler by Captain Lloyd E. Bonzo II, USMC
Austerity Is Not Affordable by John Lillard
Naval Hawks Bring New Capabilities by Frank Colucci
Let's Launch a Super COD by Commander Stephen C. Kingston, USN
Save Room for the Reserves by Lieutenand Commander Douglas J. Dawson, USCGR
Sheep, Mavericks, and Institutional Behavior by Captain Philip A. Burdette, USMC
Land Attack from the Sea by Colonel James J. Kuzmick, USMCR (Ret.), and Captain Christopher P. McNamara, USN (Ret.)
Can Radar Help Defeat the Disel-Electric Sub? by Pete Stevens
Wei-Chi: The Game of War by Lieutenat Commander George S. Capen, USN
You Saved My Future Husband by Captain Carl A. Nelson, USN (Ret.) - Years after he conducts a rescue at sea off the coast of Vietnam, a captain's past comes back - joyfully - to haunt him.
Departments
Commentaries
Truth in Kosovo: Is It Halftime?
Why Not an Aviator Commandant?
Nobody asked me, but
Take Equal Opportunity Off the Fit Rep
Professional Notes
Patrol Craft Can Maintain Littoral Sea Control
Transitioning to Digital Chart Navigation
Naval Propulsion for the 21st Century: The Azipod System
Cold War (Very Cold) Still Rages
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 284Serial615470
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[Number of Pages: 96]
Naval Close Air Support Should Be a Priority by Major Tim J. MacKenzie, USMC
Up, Up and Away by Captain Charles H. Brown, USN (Ret.)
Thanks, R.G. by Lieutenant Colonel Brendan Greeley, USMC (Ret.)
Commanding NATO Operations from the Sea by Vice Admiral Mike Mullen, USN
Never Give Up in the War for People by Master Chief Anthony A. Evangelista, USN
DD-21: Another Seawolf? by Captain David Lewis, USN
It's Time to Think as One Navy by Commander Mark Hagerott, USN
EC-121 Down! by Commander Richard A. Mobley, USN
The Foglights of War by Captain Darly Grisson, USM
There but for the Grace of God by Captain Dick Couch, USNR (Ret.) - Revelations about Senator Kerry's SEAL duty in Vietnam have generated lots of heat - and some light.
Departments
Commentaries
Transformation Is a Trap
Dead Man Walking
World Naval Developments
Consolidation Is the Game in Paris
India Tests New Antiship Missile
Professional Notes
Use Spot 7 on Carriers
Real-time Targeting: Myth or Reality?
Loss of Numbers Was a Punishment
Deepwater or Deep Trouble
Nobody asked me, but...
Want to Fix Retention? Start by Fixing TriCare
Vieques: Get Over It
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Naval Close Air Support Should Be a Priority by Major Tim J. MacKenzie, USMC
Up, Up and Away by Captain Charles H. Brown, USN (Ret.)
Thanks, R.G. by Lieutenant Colonel Brendan Greeley, USMC (Ret.)
Commanding NATO Operations from the Sea by Vice Admiral Mike Mullen, USN
Never Give Up in the War for People by Master Chief Anthony A. Evangelista, USN
DD-21: Another Seawolf? by Captain David Lewis, USN
It's Time to Think as One Navy by Commander Mark Hagerott, USN
EC-121 Down! by Commander Richard A. Mobley, USN
The Foglights of War by Captain Darly Grisson, USM
There but for the Grace of God by Captain Dick Couch, USNR (Ret.) - Revelations about Senator Kerry's SEAL duty in Vietnam have generated lots of heat - and some light.
Departments
Commentaries
Transformation Is a Trap
Dead Man Walking
World Naval Developments
Consolidation Is the Game in Paris
India Tests New Antiship Missile
Professional Notes
Use Spot 7 on Carriers
Real-time Targeting: Myth or Reality?
Loss of Numbers Was a Punishment
Deepwater or Deep Trouble
Nobody asked me, but...
Want to Fix Retention? Start by Fixing TriCare
Vieques: Get Over It
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Serial Item Number: 284Serial615471
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[Number of Pages: 112]
Are We Already Transformed? by Dr. Norman Friedman
Net-Centric Is about Choices by Lieutenant Commander John D. Zimmerman, USN
V-22 Is Right for War on Terrorism by Lieutenant General Keith Smith, USMC (Ret.)
Seawolves Roll In Across the Mekong Delta by Commander David G. Tyler, USNR - They came in low and fast for Navy river patrol boats.
We Neglect Religion at Our Peril by Dr. Douglas M. Johnston
Asia: The Military-Market Link by Dr. Thomas P. M. Barnett
Military Presence in Asia Is Key by Colonel Drew A. Bennett, USMC
Interview: David Shackelton
Science and Innovation in the Arctic by Rear Admiral Jeffrey M. Garrett, USCG
New Command Unifies the Fleet by Admiral Robert J. Natter, USN
Streetfighter Is a Viable Response by Lieutenant Richard Arthur, USNR
All-Electric Ship: Sirloin or Just Sizzle? by Captain Pierre G. Vining, USN (Ret.)
Lessons from the Bridge Wing by Captain Keith J. Allred, JAGC, USN
Departments
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Match Missile Defense & Tridents
World Naval Developments
The Revolution Arrives
Nobody asked me, but...
The Navy Isn't Serious about Using UAVs
Why Are Support Aviation Aircrews Left Behind?
Why Are the Marines in Afghanistan?
Professional Notes
Global Positioning System - Our Achilles' Heel?
Simulation Systems Can Train Marines
Fleet Validates Joint Mission Force
Are Sub Commanders Scapegoats?
Approach Paperless Navigation with Caution
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Are We Already Transformed? by Dr. Norman Friedman
Net-Centric Is about Choices by Lieutenant Commander John D. Zimmerman, USN
V-22 Is Right for War on Terrorism by Lieutenant General Keith Smith, USMC (Ret.)
Seawolves Roll In Across the Mekong Delta by Commander David G. Tyler, USNR - They came in low and fast for Navy river patrol boats.
We Neglect Religion at Our Peril by Dr. Douglas M. Johnston
Asia: The Military-Market Link by Dr. Thomas P. M. Barnett
Military Presence in Asia Is Key by Colonel Drew A. Bennett, USMC
Interview: David Shackelton
Science and Innovation in the Arctic by Rear Admiral Jeffrey M. Garrett, USCG
New Command Unifies the Fleet by Admiral Robert J. Natter, USN
Streetfighter Is a Viable Response by Lieutenant Richard Arthur, USNR
All-Electric Ship: Sirloin or Just Sizzle? by Captain Pierre G. Vining, USN (Ret.)
Lessons from the Bridge Wing by Captain Keith J. Allred, JAGC, USN
Departments
Commentary
Match Missile Defense & Tridents
World Naval Developments
The Revolution Arrives
Nobody asked me, but...
The Navy Isn't Serious about Using UAVs
Why Are Support Aviation Aircrews Left Behind?
Why Are the Marines in Afghanistan?
Professional Notes
Global Positioning System - Our Achilles' Heel?
Simulation Systems Can Train Marines
Fleet Validates Joint Mission Force
Are Sub Commanders Scapegoats?
Approach Paperless Navigation with Caution
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Serial Item Number: 284Serial615473
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[Number of Pages: 96]
Put a Swat Team on Every Ship by Lieutenant Colonel Paul Mullin, U.S. Army, and Lieutenant Jon Bartee, U.S. Navy
Scuds Against Al Jubayl by Adam B. Siegel
In Command in the Gulf by Commodore James Goldrick, Royal Australian Navy
Junior Officer Retention: Weighting the Options by Rear Admiral Richard E. Brooks, U.S. Navy
Brokering the Coast Guard's Resources by Vice Admiral James Hull, U.S. Coast Guard
'Look Truth Right in the Eye' Interview with Colonel David H. Hackworth, U.S. ARmy (Ret.)
Sea Strike: Projecting Persistent, Responsive, and Precise Power by Vice Admiral Cutler Dawson, U.S. Navy, and Vice Admiral John Nathman, U.S. Navy
JSF & UCAV Aren't the Answer for the Navy by Lieutenant Commander Richard K. Harrison, U.S. Navy
Finding the Moral High Ground in Iraq & Beyond by Lieutenant Commander David G. Kibble, Royal Naval Reserve (Retired)
100 Years Ago: R. R. Averts Crisis by Lieutenant Commander Henry J. Hendrix, U.S. Navy
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Commentaries
"Enemy Combatants" Should Worry Us
See the World Through Their Eyes
World Naval Developments
Disarment Poses Difficulties
Radars Are Big in Paris
Professional Notes
Driving the Aegis Cruiser
The Corps Takes Aim at Maintenance Overhead
Silence Often Is Misconstrued as Consent
Nobody Asked Me, But...
Defense Efficiency Is at Stake
Seaman to Admiral: Don't Add Red Tape
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Put a Swat Team on Every Ship by Lieutenant Colonel Paul Mullin, U.S. Army, and Lieutenant Jon Bartee, U.S. Navy
Scuds Against Al Jubayl by Adam B. Siegel
In Command in the Gulf by Commodore James Goldrick, Royal Australian Navy
Junior Officer Retention: Weighting the Options by Rear Admiral Richard E. Brooks, U.S. Navy
Brokering the Coast Guard's Resources by Vice Admiral James Hull, U.S. Coast Guard
'Look Truth Right in the Eye' Interview with Colonel David H. Hackworth, U.S. ARmy (Ret.)
Sea Strike: Projecting Persistent, Responsive, and Precise Power by Vice Admiral Cutler Dawson, U.S. Navy, and Vice Admiral John Nathman, U.S. Navy
JSF & UCAV Aren't the Answer for the Navy by Lieutenant Commander Richard K. Harrison, U.S. Navy
Finding the Moral High Ground in Iraq & Beyond by Lieutenant Commander David G. Kibble, Royal Naval Reserve (Retired)
100 Years Ago: R. R. Averts Crisis by Lieutenant Commander Henry J. Hendrix, U.S. Navy
Departments
Commentaries
"Enemy Combatants" Should Worry Us
See the World Through Their Eyes
World Naval Developments
Disarment Poses Difficulties
Radars Are Big in Paris
Professional Notes
Driving the Aegis Cruiser
The Corps Takes Aim at Maintenance Overhead
Silence Often Is Misconstrued as Consent
Nobody Asked Me, But...
Defense Efficiency Is at Stake
Seaman to Admiral: Don't Add Red Tape
Other Departments
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Serial Item Number: 365Serial615193
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[Number of Pages: 144]
Combined Amphibious Operations in Northern Europe by Lieutenant Colonel Joseph H. Alexander, USMC
Pictorial - Asian Amphibians: The Royal Thai Marine Corps by Major Barry M. Broman, USMCR
To Withstand the Firestorm by Philip D. Supina
Deep-Strike Interdiction by Charles E. Myers, Jr. - Removal of attack planes from carrier air wings is one way of reducing the waste of resources on what history has often demonstrated to be an unnecessary bombing capability.
Marine Air Operations in Northern Europe by Major Robert O'Rourke, USMCR
Ouster of a Commandant by Lieutenant Colonel Merrill L. Bartlett, USMC
The Unique Hardships of Sea Duty by Captain Thomas M. Hale, USN, and Linda D. Pappas
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Leadership and the American Character
Nobody asked us, but...
Command in the Amphibious Force
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Battleships of the World, 1905 - 1970
Master of Sea Power
Military Power in a Free Society
Professional Notes
The Rapid Deployment Joint Task Force
ARBS: The Angle Rate Bombing System
New Ship Construction on the Great Lakes
Sault Control
Future Antisubmarine Weapons
An Appraisal of the Standing Force Atlantic
Integrated Simulation
Soviet Ship Types
The U.S. Navy
Naval Aircraft, Part II
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The Soviet Navy's New Ships
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Combined Amphibious Operations in Northern Europe by Lieutenant Colonel Joseph H. Alexander, USMC
Pictorial - Asian Amphibians: The Royal Thai Marine Corps by Major Barry M. Broman, USMCR
To Withstand the Firestorm by Philip D. Supina
Deep-Strike Interdiction by Charles E. Myers, Jr. - Removal of attack planes from carrier air wings is one way of reducing the waste of resources on what history has often demonstrated to be an unnecessary bombing capability.
Marine Air Operations in Northern Europe by Major Robert O'Rourke, USMCR
Ouster of a Commandant by Lieutenant Colonel Merrill L. Bartlett, USMC
The Unique Hardships of Sea Duty by Captain Thomas M. Hale, USN, and Linda D. Pappas
Departments
Leadership Forum
Leadership and the American Character
Nobody asked us, but...
Command in the Amphibious Force
Book Reviews
Battleships of the World, 1905 - 1970
Master of Sea Power
Military Power in a Free Society
Professional Notes
The Rapid Deployment Joint Task Force
ARBS: The Angle Rate Bombing System
New Ship Construction on the Great Lakes
Sault Control
Future Antisubmarine Weapons
An Appraisal of the Standing Force Atlantic
Integrated Simulation
Soviet Ship Types
The U.S. Navy
Naval Aircraft, Part II
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Comment and Discussion
Books of Interest
Notebook
The Soviet Navy's New Ships
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 650Serial46365
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[Number of Pages: 192]
About Fighting and Winning Wars Interview with Dick Cheney
The NEW Military Professionals by John Allen Williams
The Navy's Pressure Cooker by Tom Philpott
The Year of the Rat by Thomas Hirschfeld
Arleigh Burke Essay Contest Winners
ASW as Practices in Birnam Wood by Captain Bruce Linder, USN
Moving Sea Power Ashore by Lieutenant Commander Carol Hottenrott, USN
Our Differing View of War by Lieutenant Commander Scott Hastings, USN
Historical Perspective
The Day It Became the Longest War by Lieutenant General Charles G. Cooper, USMC (Ret.) - The Chiefs' military advice just wouldn't do.
Annual Reviews
The U.S. Navy by Scott C. Truver
The U.S. Marine Corps by Major Frank G. Hoffman, USMCR
The U.S. Coast Guard by Vice Admiral H. B. Thorsen, USCT (Ret.)
World Naval Developments by Norman Friedman
Combat Fleets by A. D. Baker III
The U.S. Merchant Marine and Maritime Industry by Robert H. Pouch
U.S. Naval Aircraft and Weapon Development by Floyd D. Kennedy, Jr.
Congressional Watch by Tom Philpott
Notable Naval Books by Lieutenant Commander Thomas J. Cutler, USN (Ret.)
U.S. Naval Battle Force Changes by Samuel Loring Morison
Special Features
Double-Jointed by Commander Frederic A. Prisley, USN
Reshaping U.S.-China Relations by Captain J. S. Kojac, USMC
Vision for the Future by The Honorable John H. Dalton
Why Sea Dragon? by Major Mark Sutherland, USMC
Marine Role in Europe Changes by Dr. Robert E. Osborne
Sweden Launches Secont AIP Submarine by Antony Preston
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About Fighting and Winning Wars Interview with Dick Cheney
The NEW Military Professionals by John Allen Williams
The Navy's Pressure Cooker by Tom Philpott
The Year of the Rat by Thomas Hirschfeld
Arleigh Burke Essay Contest Winners
ASW as Practices in Birnam Wood by Captain Bruce Linder, USN
Moving Sea Power Ashore by Lieutenant Commander Carol Hottenrott, USN
Our Differing View of War by Lieutenant Commander Scott Hastings, USN
Historical Perspective
The Day It Became the Longest War by Lieutenant General Charles G. Cooper, USMC (Ret.) - The Chiefs' military advice just wouldn't do.
Annual Reviews
The U.S. Navy by Scott C. Truver
The U.S. Marine Corps by Major Frank G. Hoffman, USMCR
The U.S. Coast Guard by Vice Admiral H. B. Thorsen, USCT (Ret.)
World Naval Developments by Norman Friedman
Combat Fleets by A. D. Baker III
The U.S. Merchant Marine and Maritime Industry by Robert H. Pouch
U.S. Naval Aircraft and Weapon Development by Floyd D. Kennedy, Jr.
Congressional Watch by Tom Philpott
Notable Naval Books by Lieutenant Commander Thomas J. Cutler, USN (Ret.)
U.S. Naval Battle Force Changes by Samuel Loring Morison
Special Features
Double-Jointed by Commander Frederic A. Prisley, USN
Reshaping U.S.-China Relations by Captain J. S. Kojac, USMC
Vision for the Future by The Honorable John H. Dalton
Why Sea Dragon? by Major Mark Sutherland, USMC
Marine Role in Europe Changes by Dr. Robert E. Osborne
Sweden Launches Secont AIP Submarine by Antony Preston
Reference
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Flag and General Officers
Recently Retired Navy and Naval Reserve Officers
Recently Retired Marine General Officers
Indes to Flag and General Officers
New Naval Institute Golden Life & Silver Members
Organizational
U.S. National Defense Command Structure
Office of the Secretary of Defense
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Department of the Navy
Chief of Naval Operations
U.S. Marine Corps
U.S. Coast Guard
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 650Serial46423
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Special: Fight for Freedom
Channeling Our Outrage by Major General Perry M. Smith, USAF (Ret.)
Go After Them and Elimnate Them by James Webb
The Fleet Is Ready by Admiral Robert Natter, USn
Ready for the Campaign Ahead by Admiral Thomas Fargo, SUN
Coast Guard Answers 9/11 Call by Captain Joe Conroy, USCG (Ret.)
Homeland Security: Impossible? by Captain Frank G. Hoffman, USMCR
Actions We Must Take by Senior Chief Robert S. Lanham, USN
Cashiering Freedom for Security by J. Michael Brower
The Dark Side of Globalization by E. Malone and A. Rachwald
Who Are Our Quiet Warriors? by Major General David L. Grant, USA (Ret.)
Forces Gifhting for Enduring Freedom by John D. Gresham
An Indian View of War on Terrorism by Commodore R. P. Khanna, Indian Navy (Ret.), and Lalit Sethi
The Faith behind the Terror by Lieutenant Commander David G. Kibble, RNR (Ret.)
We Must Win This New War by Captain John Byron, USN (Ret.)
Globalization Gets a Bodyguard by Thomas P. M. Barnett and Henry H. Gaffney Jr.,
Reform Is Overdue by Lieutenant Commander Jeff Macris, USN
Legion Lessons for Today's Marines by Major William J. Bowers, USMC
Warfighting Brought to You by... by Major Jeffrey L. Cowan, USAF
The Corps Since Vietnam: Changed for the Better? by Steven J. Forsberg - The warrior culture is not the same.
All Bleeding Stops Eventually by Captain Arthur M. Smith, MC, USNR (Ret.)
How Ready Are We? by Commander James R. Knapp, USn
National Security Depends on Deepwater by Lieutenant Commander Gregory J. Sanial, USCG
The Air Force Is Disarming ITself by Colonel Everest E. Riccioni, USAF (Ret.)
Departments
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Neede: Civilian and Military Leaders
World Naval Developments
Striking bin Laden
Special
A Debt of Blood
Nobody asked me, but...
Force Protection: Back to Basics
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Sensors Are the Missing Ingredient
The Future Maritime Prepositioning Force
Dog Company Defends at Dawn
UAV 101
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Special: Fight for Freedom
Channeling Our Outrage by Major General Perry M. Smith, USAF (Ret.)
Go After Them and Elimnate Them by James Webb
The Fleet Is Ready by Admiral Robert Natter, USn
Ready for the Campaign Ahead by Admiral Thomas Fargo, SUN
Coast Guard Answers 9/11 Call by Captain Joe Conroy, USCG (Ret.)
Homeland Security: Impossible? by Captain Frank G. Hoffman, USMCR
Actions We Must Take by Senior Chief Robert S. Lanham, USN
Cashiering Freedom for Security by J. Michael Brower
The Dark Side of Globalization by E. Malone and A. Rachwald
Who Are Our Quiet Warriors? by Major General David L. Grant, USA (Ret.)
Forces Gifhting for Enduring Freedom by John D. Gresham
An Indian View of War on Terrorism by Commodore R. P. Khanna, Indian Navy (Ret.), and Lalit Sethi
The Faith behind the Terror by Lieutenant Commander David G. Kibble, RNR (Ret.)
We Must Win This New War by Captain John Byron, USN (Ret.)
Globalization Gets a Bodyguard by Thomas P. M. Barnett and Henry H. Gaffney Jr.,
Reform Is Overdue by Lieutenant Commander Jeff Macris, USN
Legion Lessons for Today's Marines by Major William J. Bowers, USMC
Warfighting Brought to You by... by Major Jeffrey L. Cowan, USAF
The Corps Since Vietnam: Changed for the Better? by Steven J. Forsberg - The warrior culture is not the same.
All Bleeding Stops Eventually by Captain Arthur M. Smith, MC, USNR (Ret.)
How Ready Are We? by Commander James R. Knapp, USn
National Security Depends on Deepwater by Lieutenant Commander Gregory J. Sanial, USCG
The Air Force Is Disarming ITself by Colonel Everest E. Riccioni, USAF (Ret.)
Departments
Commentaries
Neede: Civilian and Military Leaders
World Naval Developments
Striking bin Laden
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A Debt of Blood
Nobody asked me, but...
Force Protection: Back to Basics
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Sensors Are the Missing Ingredient
The Future Maritime Prepositioning Force
Dog Company Defends at Dawn
UAV 101
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 650Serial215604
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[Number of Pages: 96]
Culture-Centric Warfare by Major General Robert H. Scales Jr., USA (Ret.)
Who's Responsible for Losing the Media War in Iraq? James Lacey
A Farewell to the Gulf by Commodore P. D. Jones, Royal Australian Navy
Officers Have Exceptional Responsibility by Lieutenant Colonel Gary E. Slyman, USMC (Ret.)
Strike Subs before They Are at Sea by Rear Admiral W. J. Holland Jr., USN (Ret.)
Armed Forces Joint Warfighting Essay Contest Winners
Will Judgment Be a Casualty of NCW? by Lieutenant Commander Larry LeGree, USN
Electronic Fires Deserve Joint Targeting Cycle Tasking by Lieutenant John W. D. Kurtz, USn
Keep Men in the Loop by Major William D. Hallahan, USMC
Swift Boats: Hard Day on the Bo De by Admiral Paul A. Yost Jr., USCG (Ret.) - In an excerpt from his oral history, the former Coast Guard Commandant recalls a harrowing Swift boat operation he led up the Bo De River in Vietnam
Vincent Astor Memorial Leadership Essay Contest Third Prize
It Pays to Do the Dirty Work by Ensign Anne Gibbon, U.S. Navy
Departments
Commentaries
Congress's Deeds Do Not Match Its Words
Let Them Eat Democracy
World Naval Developments
What Are the Parallels of 1914 Germany and 2004 Iran?
Professional Notes
Naval Coastal Warfare: The Fleet's Eyes in the Littorals
Foreign Consequence Management: Another MEU(SOC) Mission
Preparations for WMD Attacks Are Lacking
Nobody Asked Me, But...
Breach of Contract
The Court Has Adjourned
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Rethinking the Principles of War - One Year On
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Charting Your Course
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Culture-Centric Warfare by Major General Robert H. Scales Jr., USA (Ret.)
Who's Responsible for Losing the Media War in Iraq? James Lacey
A Farewell to the Gulf by Commodore P. D. Jones, Royal Australian Navy
Officers Have Exceptional Responsibility by Lieutenant Colonel Gary E. Slyman, USMC (Ret.)
Strike Subs before They Are at Sea by Rear Admiral W. J. Holland Jr., USN (Ret.)
Armed Forces Joint Warfighting Essay Contest Winners
Will Judgment Be a Casualty of NCW? by Lieutenant Commander Larry LeGree, USN
Electronic Fires Deserve Joint Targeting Cycle Tasking by Lieutenant John W. D. Kurtz, USn
Keep Men in the Loop by Major William D. Hallahan, USMC
Swift Boats: Hard Day on the Bo De by Admiral Paul A. Yost Jr., USCG (Ret.) - In an excerpt from his oral history, the former Coast Guard Commandant recalls a harrowing Swift boat operation he led up the Bo De River in Vietnam
Vincent Astor Memorial Leadership Essay Contest Third Prize
It Pays to Do the Dirty Work by Ensign Anne Gibbon, U.S. Navy
Departments
Commentaries
Congress's Deeds Do Not Match Its Words
Let Them Eat Democracy
World Naval Developments
What Are the Parallels of 1914 Germany and 2004 Iran?
Professional Notes
Naval Coastal Warfare: The Fleet's Eyes in the Littorals
Foreign Consequence Management: Another MEU(SOC) Mission
Preparations for WMD Attacks Are Lacking
Nobody Asked Me, But...
Breach of Contract
The Court Has Adjourned
Special
Rethinking the Principles of War - One Year On
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Editor's Page
Comment and Discussion
Another View
From Our Archive
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
Naval Systems
Combat Fleets
Naval Institute Foundation
Lest We Forget
Joseph K. Taussig Jr., USS Langley (CV-27)
Index to Advertisers
Charting Your Course
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 574Serial63987
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[Number of Pages: 128]
The Maritime Strategy: Looking Ahead by Rear Admiral William A. Owens, USN, and Commander James A. Moseman, USN
Who Will Man the Merchant Ships? by Commander Earl J. Higgins, USNR
Getting them Out Alive by Captain Arthur M. Smith, MC, USNR - At times, meatball surgery may have to sacrifice a leg to save a life.
Interview: Vice Admiral James A. Zimble, MC, USN, Surgeon General and Director, Naval Medicine
Pictorial: Silent Warriors by Vice Admiral Robert Y. "Yogi" Kaufman, USN (Ret.), and Steve Kaufman
Soviet Strike Warfare in the Pacific by Derek da Cunha
A Farewell to Dutch Courage by Captain Ben W. Blee, USN (Ret.)
Naval Satellites - Cheaper by the Dozen? by William E. Howard III
Chernavin Responds - The Commander-in-Chief of the Soviet Navy
Departments
Special
When in Rome ... Show the Flag
Special
Bucher on the Pueblo
Leadership Forum
SSBN Refit: Motivationvs. Management
Professional Notes
Come on, Little Beaver
Improving Chemical Defense Readiness
Defending Against 'the Poor Man's A-Bomb'
Electronic Warfare is In Vogue in Moscow
Making Use of Unmanned Air Vehicles
Book Reviews
Command of the Seas
The Military Balance, 1988-1989
The Alternative Third World WAr
The Shield of Faith
Nobody asked me, but...
Does the United States need its Air Force?
What Navy Medicine Needs
Money Matters
A Taxing Experience
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Where We Were
Commentary
Comment and Discussion
Books of Interest
The Soviet Navy
Shore Tour
World Naval Developments
Notebook
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 115
Issue: 2
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The Maritime Strategy: Looking Ahead by Rear Admiral William A. Owens, USN, and Commander James A. Moseman, USN
Who Will Man the Merchant Ships? by Commander Earl J. Higgins, USNR
Getting them Out Alive by Captain Arthur M. Smith, MC, USNR - At times, meatball surgery may have to sacrifice a leg to save a life.
Interview: Vice Admiral James A. Zimble, MC, USN, Surgeon General and Director, Naval Medicine
Pictorial: Silent Warriors by Vice Admiral Robert Y. "Yogi" Kaufman, USN (Ret.), and Steve Kaufman
Soviet Strike Warfare in the Pacific by Derek da Cunha
A Farewell to Dutch Courage by Captain Ben W. Blee, USN (Ret.)
Naval Satellites - Cheaper by the Dozen? by William E. Howard III
Chernavin Responds - The Commander-in-Chief of the Soviet Navy
Departments
Special
When in Rome ... Show the Flag
Special
Bucher on the Pueblo
Leadership Forum
SSBN Refit: Motivationvs. Management
Professional Notes
Come on, Little Beaver
Improving Chemical Defense Readiness
Defending Against 'the Poor Man's A-Bomb'
Electronic Warfare is In Vogue in Moscow
Making Use of Unmanned Air Vehicles
Book Reviews
Command of the Seas
The Military Balance, 1988-1989
The Alternative Third World WAr
The Shield of Faith
Nobody asked me, but...
Does the United States need its Air Force?
What Navy Medicine Needs
Money Matters
A Taxing Experience
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Where We Were
Commentary
Comment and Discussion
Books of Interest
The Soviet Navy
Shore Tour
World Naval Developments
Notebook
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 115
Issue: 2
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Proceedings (U.S. Naval Institute)
Serial Item Number: 574Serial63991
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Arleigh Burke Essay Contest Winner - Avoiding the Conventional Arms Control Bottle by Rear Admiral James A. Winnefeld, USN (Ret.)
Women on the Front Lines by Commander Barry J. Coyle, USN
Personnel Puzzle by Carolyn H. Becraft
What Quieting Means to the Soviets by Richard R. Pariseau and Captain Lee F. Gunn, USN
No Quarter for Their Boomers by Captain John L. Byron, USN
Pictorial - 27th Annual Photo Contest Winners
Waste Not by Commander Richard A. Guida, USNR
Our Peaceful Navy by Captain Gerald O'Rourke, USN (Ret.)
The Bridge at Dong Ha by Colonel John Grider Miller, USMC (Ret.) - The bridge would have to be destroyed. And Ripley would have to do it.
Departments
Special
Dear Son
Nobody asked me, but...
An Arctic naval command for NATO?
Why doesn't the USNI board represent the membership?
Special
One Story the Press Never Told
Leadership Forum
Lighting Lamps, Not Stars
Professional Notes
Fighting the PHMs
Estimating Soviet Defense Expenditures
Putting the Byte into Tactics
Costa Rica's Emerging Coast Guard
A House Undivided
Losing Out on Carrier Radar Improvements
India's Navy Comes of Age
Book Reviews
Americans at War 1975-1986
Military effectiveness
The Navies of the Year 2002
Clash in the North
Money Matters
More on Reducing the Tax Bite
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Where We Were
Comment and Discussion
Do You Have a Hero?
Books of Interest
The Soviet Navy
World Naval Developments
Face to Face
Combat Fleets
Puzzle
Notebook
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 115
Issue: 4
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Arleigh Burke Essay Contest Winner - Avoiding the Conventional Arms Control Bottle by Rear Admiral James A. Winnefeld, USN (Ret.)
Women on the Front Lines by Commander Barry J. Coyle, USN
Personnel Puzzle by Carolyn H. Becraft
What Quieting Means to the Soviets by Richard R. Pariseau and Captain Lee F. Gunn, USN
No Quarter for Their Boomers by Captain John L. Byron, USN
Pictorial - 27th Annual Photo Contest Winners
Waste Not by Commander Richard A. Guida, USNR
Our Peaceful Navy by Captain Gerald O'Rourke, USN (Ret.)
The Bridge at Dong Ha by Colonel John Grider Miller, USMC (Ret.) - The bridge would have to be destroyed. And Ripley would have to do it.
Departments
Special
Dear Son
Nobody asked me, but...
An Arctic naval command for NATO?
Why doesn't the USNI board represent the membership?
Special
One Story the Press Never Told
Leadership Forum
Lighting Lamps, Not Stars
Professional Notes
Fighting the PHMs
Estimating Soviet Defense Expenditures
Putting the Byte into Tactics
Costa Rica's Emerging Coast Guard
A House Undivided
Losing Out on Carrier Radar Improvements
India's Navy Comes of Age
Book Reviews
Americans at War 1975-1986
Military effectiveness
The Navies of the Year 2002
Clash in the North
Money Matters
More on Reducing the Tax Bite
Other Departments
Secretary's Notes
Where We Were
Comment and Discussion
Do You Have a Hero?
Books of Interest
The Soviet Navy
World Naval Developments
Face to Face
Combat Fleets
Puzzle
Notebook
Index to Advertisers
Volume: 115
Issue: 4
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Serial Item Number: 650Serial327627
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Spotlight on Military medicine
It's Not Your Father's VA by Art Pine
War's Bloody Silver Lining by Captain Gerard R. Cox, MC, USN, and Captain Trueman Sharp, MC, USn
Mighty Life-Saving Packages by Robert Little
Saving Lives Up Front: Forward Resuscitative Surgery by Captain Bruce L. Gillingham, MC, USn, and Captain Harold R. Bohman, MC, USN
44th Naval and Maritime Photo Contest
Iran's Challenging Geography by Colonel John M. Collins, USA (Ret.)
Control of the Sea Protects the New Global Heartland by Commander Henry J. Hendrix, USN
Fighting for Recognition by Commander John B. McDermott, USCG (Ret.) and Lieutenant Commander Sean Carroll, USCG
Being a Seabee Ain't Easy by David Axe
Why Leaders Need a Morality Check by Ensign Mitchell Hall, USN - Leaders with a solid moral compass can prevent serious command lapses such as those that occured at My Lai in Vietnam and Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq.
Departments
Commentary
Beware the Bean Counters
Nobody Asked Me, But...
We Need Walter Reed
Professional Notes
Talent-Based Leadership in Military Healthcare
Transforming Sea Strike Through the Helicopter Fleet
How to Write an Effect
World Naval Developments
Iranian Bomb Near?
New Infra-Red Sensor Debuts
Other Departments
Annual Report to the Membership 2005
Comment and Discussion
Another View
Firing On The Up Roll
From Our Archive
Naval Systems
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
Combat Fleets
Naval Institute Foundation
Lest We Forget
Wilson "Bug" Flagg VP-31
Index to Advertisers
Charting Your Course
Volume: 132
Issue: 4
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Spotlight on Military medicine
It's Not Your Father's VA by Art Pine
War's Bloody Silver Lining by Captain Gerard R. Cox, MC, USN, and Captain Trueman Sharp, MC, USn
Mighty Life-Saving Packages by Robert Little
Saving Lives Up Front: Forward Resuscitative Surgery by Captain Bruce L. Gillingham, MC, USn, and Captain Harold R. Bohman, MC, USN
44th Naval and Maritime Photo Contest
Iran's Challenging Geography by Colonel John M. Collins, USA (Ret.)
Control of the Sea Protects the New Global Heartland by Commander Henry J. Hendrix, USN
Fighting for Recognition by Commander John B. McDermott, USCG (Ret.) and Lieutenant Commander Sean Carroll, USCG
Being a Seabee Ain't Easy by David Axe
Why Leaders Need a Morality Check by Ensign Mitchell Hall, USN - Leaders with a solid moral compass can prevent serious command lapses such as those that occured at My Lai in Vietnam and Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq.
Departments
Commentary
Beware the Bean Counters
Nobody Asked Me, But...
We Need Walter Reed
Professional Notes
Talent-Based Leadership in Military Healthcare
Transforming Sea Strike Through the Helicopter Fleet
How to Write an Effect
World Naval Developments
Iranian Bomb Near?
New Infra-Red Sensor Debuts
Other Departments
Annual Report to the Membership 2005
Comment and Discussion
Another View
Firing On The Up Roll
From Our Archive
Naval Systems
Book Reviews
Books of Interest
Combat Fleets
Naval Institute Foundation
Lest We Forget
Wilson "Bug" Flagg VP-31
Index to Advertisers
Charting Your Course
Volume: 132
Issue: 4
Item Creation Date: April 2006
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