February 2010 Vol. 136/2/1,284
Follow the Bear By Commander David A. Adams, USN; Major Kevin Norton, USMC; Lieutenant Colonel Christopher Schmitt, USA; and Lieutenant Colonel Jefferson E. Turner, USAF - Much of the former Soviet Union’s war in Aghanistan was a disaster, but some of the successes should be studied closely.
Too Busy to Learn By Major General Robert H. Scales, USA (Ret.) - With ongoing wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, professional military education is suffering. When the wars are over, it could be worse.
February 2010 Volume 24, Number 1
Fully decked out with flags for the New York Fleet Review, the dreadnought USS Michigan rests at anchor in the Hudson River opposite President Ulysses S. Grant’s tomb in a painting by Tom Freeman. Our package of articles about the Michigan, her sister ship, the South Carolina, and the U.S. Navy’s dreadnought era begins on page 16.