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Current Issue: May 2008 Vol. 134/5/1,263

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Where Are the Ballistic-Missile-Defense Cruisers? By Rear Admiral Thomas Marfiak, USN (Ret.) - Faced with the threat of a ballistic-missile attack on America, it’s time to talk seriously about the next-generation cruiser.
‘Worse Than A Crime—A Mistake’ - By Captain J. M. van Tol, USN (Ret.) - Commanding officers should stop treating Sailors like children and more like the adult professionals they are.

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Editor's Page

Robert Timberg, Editor-in-Chief

Comment & Discussion (Members Only)

Firing on the Up Roll (Members Only)

By Harlan Ullman

Now Hear This (Members Only)

By Lieutenant Commander Tracy G. DeWitt, U.S. Navy (Retired)

Nobody asked me, but... (Members Only)

By Commander Michael Jackonis, JAGC, U.S. Navy (Retired)

Where Are the Ballistic-Missile-Defense Cruisers?

By Rear Admiral Thomas Marfiak, U.S. Navy (Retired)

Faced with the threat of a ballistic-missile attack on America, its time to talk seriously about the next-generation cruiser.

'Worse Than a Crime - A Mistake'

By Captain J. M. van Tol, U.S. Navy (Retired)

Commanding officers should stop treating Sailors like children and more like the adult professionals they are.

Castro's Passing: Time for Engagement, Continued Confrontation, or Punitive Action?

By Colonel John C. McKay, U.S. Marine Corps (Retired)

With Fidel Castro gone as Cubas President, this is a golden opportunity to build effective strategy to address a new regime.

Looking Beyond Iraq: Developing a Future Strategy (Members Only)

By Captain J. Lee Johnson, U.S. Navy (Retired)

No matter the outcomes in Iraq and Afghanistan, America needs to confront fourth-generation warfare trends globally.

Other Edge Sword's Edge (Members Only)

By Lieutenant Colonel Andrew Wallen, U.S. Air Force, and Lieutenant Colonel David A. Anderson, U.S. Marine Corps (Retired)

What is the most important element in stabilizing a society that has been torn by war? Its the economy, stupid.

Surviving BRAC: Lessons for Small Communities (Members Only)

By Lieutenant Commander David S. Bartell, U.S. Navy

Careful planning before military bases close can mean a lot to the communities affected. Here are two case studies.

A Tip of the Hat to the Old Hometown (Members Only)

By Eric Mills

Celebrating the 300th anniversary of its charter this year, Annapolis is a city full of charm and history naval history.

Notable Naval Books of 2007

By Lieutenant Commander Thomas J. Cutler U.S. Navy (Retired)

Our annual rundown of the previous years 20 best books for Sea Service professionals covers the literary waterfront.

U.S. Navy in Review (Members Only)

By Scott C. Truver

U.S. Naval Aviation and Weapon Development in Review (Members Only)

By Commander Jan C. Jacobs, U.S. Navy Reserve (Retired)

The U.S. Marine Corps in Review (Members Only)

By Colonel Mackubin T. Owens Jr., U.S. Marine Corps Reserve (Retired)

The U.S. Coast Guard in Review (Members Only)

By Joe DiRenzo III and Chris Doane

U.S. Merchant Marine and World Maritime Review

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Dr. Shashi Kumar, Master Mariner

Book Reviews (Members Only)

Books in Brief (Members Only)

Colonel Gordon W. Keiser, U.S. Marine Corps (Retired)

Oceans (Members Only)

By Don Walsh

World Naval Developments (Members Only)

By Norman Friedman

Combat Fleets (Members Only)

Eric Wertheim

Lest We Forget (Members Only)

By Lieutenant Commander Thomas J. Cutler, U.S. Navy (Retired)

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