The Supercarrier is NOT Superfluous
Calls for the big-deck carrier’s phase-out are wrongheaded—both fiscally and strategically.
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Is Naval Aviation Culture Dead?
The swaggering-flyer mystique forged over the past century has been stymied in recent years by political correctness....
Snapshots from the First Century of Naval Aviation
The Naval Institute pilots us through the history of U.S. naval aircraft and aviators with images from its photo archive.
Naval Aviation's Second Century
What will naval aviation be 50 years hence? Still crucial, yet technologically far superior—as long as the public...
Now Hear This
During Budget Woes, Opportunity Knocks
As the 2011 new year dawned, I sat down to write an article on the implications for the...
The Bond Outlives the Scandal
In 1989, I was the editor of Approach magazine at the Naval Safety Center, and among my duties was running the command’s booth at...
Nobody Asked Me, But. . .
Consequences of Cutbacks? A Changed Officer Corps
We are entering our tenth year of war, the Middle East is in convulsions, rising...
From the Deckplates
Something to Believe In
The July Proceedings column from Lieutenant (junior grade) Steven A. Rho, “We Need Something...
'Never Forget'
A decade later, a former naval officer recalls the day he was working in the Pentagon when his life—and those of...
TBI Is Not Just Concussion
To treat brain-injured warfighters, we must first call a spade a spade.
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Mired in 'Muddy Studies'
Military medicine is woefully behind the curve on traumatic brain injury. Much of the research to date is at best...
Book Reviews
What It Is Like to Go to War
Karl Marlantes. New York: Atlantic Monthly Press, 2011. 256 pp. Pref. Afterword. $25.
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Naval Institute Foundation
Admiral Stansfield Turner Oral History Available