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Thumbs up! For the first time in more than 40 years, the world breathed a little easier last July, as Soviet sailors docked at Norfolk, Virginia, marking their first-ever visit to a U.S. military port. The Soviet Navy reciprocated in the exchange later in the year, hosting U.S. sailors...
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Coast Guard patrols—HU-25A Guardian on cover—help to stem the Pacific drug flow, but random searches might be the answer in the "Big Pond." (Frederick Sutter)
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The Warfighting Essay Contest, sponsored by the Naval Institute, generated much of the material contained in the special section in this issue. Photo of VFA-15 F/A-18 on board the USS Midway (CV-41) by LT William G. Lotz, USN.
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For the Marines in Operation Desert Storm, the Light Armored Vehicle brought a new face to battle, as the U.S. and Kuwaiti flags unfurled in triumph after a 100-hour ground campaign. Photo by Greg Mathieson.
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The Gulf War may be over, but much can be learned from the Marine Commanders. Here Marine F/A-18s, with supporting C-130, fly over the battlefield. (Neil Leifer)
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The size and shape of tomorrow's Navy are the subject of much speculation and debate. One player is the Oliver Hazard Perry-class FFG—"Nobody’s Square Peg," pages 40-44. (Photo by Brian Wolff.)
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"Submarine Combat in the Ice" is not nearly as easy as surfacing at the Pole—here, USS Archerfish (SSN-678) by M. F. Morrison.
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There is a New World Order. It means relief operations, a new approach to strategic deterrence, and lots of joint and combined operations. Credits: World graphic (Comstock); Marines in Bangladesh (Les Stone, SYGMA); Trident submarine USS Georgia (SSBN-729) goes to sea (Steve...
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Naval Aviation's E-2s have set the pace for airborne early warning and inspired a host of imitations. But the Hawkeye community is abdicating the mission to the Air Force. Naval Air Test Center E-2C by Mark Meyer.
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President Bill Clinton, seen here receiving honors during his recent visit on board the USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71), steps into a future filled with uncertainties in the Pentagon and overseas. Photo by SYGMA (L. Downing).
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Nuclear-powered submarines find themselves in strange waters in the post-Cold War era—e.g. justifying their reasons for being. (Photo by Ed Masterson).
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Once again the Navy was called on to launch Tomahawks at Iraq. (Photo by Jeffrey Tall.)
