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  • A digital edition of the February issue of Proceedings is available for current USNI members...
  • By Admiral Robert J. Papp Jr., U.S. Coast Guard
    The world may seem to be growing smaller, but its seas are growing bigger—particularly in...
  • By Vice Admiral Rob Parker and Vice Admiral Manson Brown, U.S. Coast Guard
    The Coast Guard’s new fast response cutters are both strategically important and have local...
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    By Charity E. Winters
    Amid today’s budget squeezes, some question whether the best officer training and education really take place at the service academies. Instead, they suggest that perhaps ROTC programs should...
     
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    By Senior Chief Jim Murphy, U.S. Navy (Retired)
    Enlisted professionals want to engage in the important discussions taking place about the military. They are educated, informed, and prepared to contribute materially to those debates. The Naval...
     
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    By Admiral Robert J. Papp Jr., U.S. Coast Guard
    The world may seem to be growing smaller, but its seas are growing bigger—particularly in the great North, where a widening water-highway beckons both with resources and challenges.
     
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    By Captain Michael J. Miller, U.S. Navy (Retired), and Robert E. Gray
    Reviving the argument over destroyer classes is a counterproductive apples-and-oranges exercise. Better to focus on each ship’s role in the Fleet.
     
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    By Lieutenant Commander Benjamin Armstrong, U.S. Navy
    We started doing it 212 years ago. Now that the Marine Corps is going back to sea after a decade on the ground, it’s time to revive the Maritime Raid Force. The Navy/Marine Corps team has a...
     
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    By Commander Michael Junge, U.S. Navy
    The Navy has to work out its strategy-tactics confusion; until then, it will continue to put the budgetary cart before the strategic horse.
     
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    By Thomas G. Mahnken
    Professional military education is just as critical in a time of peace as it is in time of war—perhaps more so.
     
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    Top Naval Institute Supporters of 2011 The Naval Institute enjoyed the support of thousands of donors in 2011. Our special thanks go to the following individuals whose generosity placed them in...
     

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    A digital edition of the February issue of Proceedings is available for current USNI members to view. The magazine image below is a link to the online magazine and will take you outside the...
     
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    With a sharply focused eye on daily events affecting the Sea Services and 138 years of critical thought captured in our archives, it is clear that a number of new electronic initiatives are needed...
     
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    ‘Up Ladder!’ (See K. Albaugh and J. Carriker, pp. 58–62, January 2012 Proceedings)
     
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    By Lieutenant Commander Kyle Turner, U.S. Navy
     
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    By Vice Admiral Rob Parker and Vice Admiral Manson Brown, U.S. Coast Guard
    The Coast Guard’s new fast response cutters are both strategically important and have local impact.
     
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    By Rear Admiral Richard E. Brooks, Rear Admiral Gary R. Jones, and Commander Bryan McGrath, U.S. Navy (Retired)
    The Navy can’t rely solely on computer-based training. A remedial course: Integrate new technologies with traditional teaching.
     
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    By Colonel John M. Collins, U.S. Army (Retired)
    Our war colleges don’t produce the critical-thinking generalists required to formulate grand strategy. A National Security Institute would fill that need.
     
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    By Milan Vego
    Regardless of tactical successes, wars at sea are won or lost at the strategic and operational levels.
     
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    Fighting Today’s Wars: How America’s Leaders Have Failed Our Warriors David G. Bolgiano and James M. Patterson. Mechanicsburg, PA: Stackpole Books, 2011. 192 pp. Intro. Notes. Index...
     
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    By Lieutenant Eric J. Madonia, U.S. Navy
    The analytical and wargaming methods that successfully prepared 20th-century officers should be revisited to train the Navy’s next generation of operational leaders. If the Navy is to...
     
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    So You Want to Be a Speechwriter? By Commander John Freymann, Captain Cathal O’Connor, and Lieutenant Emelia Probasco, U.S. Navy Young officers interested in becoming speechwriters need...
     
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    By Edward J. Walsh
    The Naval Sea Systems Command in late December awarded an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract to Sechan Electronics Inc. for production and support services for a signal data processor...
     
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    By Norman Friedman
     
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    By Eric Wertheim
     
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    By Lieutenant Commander Thomas J. Cutler, U.S. Navy (Retired)
    Petty Officer Michael Thornton and Lieutenant Thomas R. Norris were among the comparatively few American sailors left in South Vietnam in October of 1972. The so-called “Brown Water Navy...
     
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    ‘A man travels the world in search of what he needs and returns home to find it.’ George Edward Moore (1873–1958) A woman comforts her child while waiting for the departure of...