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Proceedings Magazine - December 2008 Vol. 134/12/1,270
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  • By Captain William J. Toti, U.S. Navy (Retired)
    To write or not to write while developing a military career? The rewards are usually worth the...
  • By Kevin Billings, Rear Admiral David R. Oliver Jr., U.S. Navy (Retired),and George Alan Hutchinson
    The Air Force has taken the first steps, but stronger joint and congressional action is needed.
  • By Lieutenant General Bernard E. Trainor, U.S. Marine Corps (Retired)
    General Robert Hilliard Barrow, U.S. Marine Corps 27th Commandant of the Marine Corps He fought...
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    By Robert J. Mrazek
      In A Dawn Like Thunder, Robert Mrazek tells the story of Torpedo Squadron Eight, which fought at Midway and Guadalcanal, two pivotal battles of the Pacific War. At Midway, 45 of its 48...
     
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    Eric Smith
     
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    Robert Timberg, Editor-in-Chief
    Hail and Farewell
     
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    By Lieutenant Commander Matthew M. Frick, U.S. Navy
    Throughout history, support systems in place on land have been lifelines for pirates. For modern seafarers, the names Strait of Malacca, Horn of Africa, or Caribbean Sea provoke a sense of fear in...
     
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    By Lieutenant Commander Thomas J. Cutler, U.S. Navy (Retired)<p>
    Brilliance Over Brawn While serving in the Continental Navy, Joshua Barney had been captured by the British and was shipped to England in a 3-foot- high box, receiving minimal food and water...
     
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    Help Launch Guiding Lights
     
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    By Commander James Kraska, JAGC, U.S. Navy, and Captain Brian Wilson, JAGC, U.S. Navy<p>
    Capturing the bad guys may be the easy part.
     
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    By Commander John Patch, U.S. Navy (Retired)
    It is too easy to confuse piracy with water-borne terrorist acts. Don't believe the hype and consider the source.
     
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    By Martin N. Murphy
    Maritime insurgency presents a far greater challenge to world naval forces than random acts of terrorism at sea.
     
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    By Virginia Lunsford
    An expert in the field graphically identifies five fundamental factors that have long kept pirates afloat.
     
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    By Captain William J. Toti, U.S. Navy (Retired)
    To write or not to write while developing a military career? The rewards are usually worth the risks, but the risks are real. Having just finished reading Admiral James Stavridis' article in the...
     

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    By Richard L. Keyser
    'I Was Entrusted With Managing the Operations of a Nuclear-Powered Submarine — And I Was Only In My Early 20s!' Chairman and former CEO, W. W. Grainger, Inc. Former executive, Cummins...
     
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    The Forever War Dexter Filkins. New York: Knopf, 2008. 384 pp. Illus. $25. Reviewed by Paul West The Marine assault on Fallujah in November 2004 is the opening scene of The Forever War. In cinematic...
     
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    By Eric Wertheim
     
     
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    From the Banks of the Euphrates to the Shores of the Severn (See D. McCawley, pp. 14-19, November 2008 Proceedings)
     
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    By Lieutenant Timothy A. Martin, Royal Australian Navy Reserve
    The laws that govern traffic on the world'soceans can be as difficult to shape as water.
     
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    By Kevin Billings, Rear Admiral David R. Oliver Jr., U.S. Navy (Retired),and George Alan Hutchinson
    The Air Force has taken the first steps, but stronger joint and congressional action is needed.
     
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    By Edward J. Walsh
    Aperstructures: No More Holes Northrop Grumman's Electronic Systems and Shipbuilding companies have started design work sponsored by the Office of Naval Research to demonstrate innovative approaches...
     
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    By Commander Steven L. Smith, CHC, U.S. Navy (Retired)<p>
    We Must Maintain Our Naval Ethos In August I attended the dedication ceremony for the Vice Admiral James B. Stockdale A-4C Skyhawk memorial adjacent to the main gate bearing his name at Naval Air...
     
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    By Senior Chief Jim Murphy
    MCPON Campa, Departing As the nation prepares for a time of certain change, the Navy faces its own unknown future. The 4 November announcement that Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy Joe Campa...
     
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    Better Living through Better Drinking Water: Navy Community Relations By Commander Michael Hallett, U.S. Navy
     
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    By Lieutenant General Bernard E. Trainor, U.S. Marine Corps (Retired)
    General Robert Hilliard Barrow, U.S. Marine Corps 27th Commandant of the Marine Corps He fought three wars, then reformed the Corps
     
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    By John Grider Miller
    Colonel John Walter Ripley, U.S. Marine Corps (Retired) "Ripley at the Bridge" He always said, "One person can make a difference," and on a spring day in 1972 he showed everyone...
     
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    By Norman Friedman
    Crash and Burn? The most significant defense development of the past six months has been the meteoric rise and sudden fall of oil prices. When prices rose to over $150 per barrel, it seemed that...
     

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