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DoD Needs a Joint Cyber Red Team
By Lieutenant Commander Adam Sinsel, U.S. Navy
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Professional Notes: The Marine Corps Needs Hybrid-Electric Vehicles
By Captain Jordan M. Reid, U.S. Marine Corps
The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle at the U.S. Marine Corps Transportation Demonstration Support Area in...
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Every Marine Is NOT an Advisor
By Major Rafiel Deon Warfield, U.S. Marine Corps
The Corps should implement a screening and selection process for foreign security force advisors.
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Institutionalize the ‘Comprehensive Review’ Process
By Captain John P. Cordle, U.S. Navy (Retired)
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China is Competing For U.S. Allies, Too
By Ensign Andrew J. Bilden, U.S. Navy
Japanese soldiers load equipment into an amphibious assault vehicle on the USS Ashland (LSD-48) during exercise KAMANDAG 2 in...
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Autonomous Unmanned Systems Give Amphibious Assault an Edge
By Captain George Galdorisi, U.S. Navy (Retired), and Scott C. Truver
The MANTAS T6 and T12 operating together during S2ME2. (U.S. Navy)
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Administrative Success is an Online Uphill Battle
By Commander Jennifer Runion and Chief Yeoman Kyle Chavez, U.S. Coast Guard
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Artificial Intelligence Could Free Yeomen
By Lieutenant Commander Andrew Perodeau, U.S. Coast Guard
AI could reduce mundane data entry and free yeomen for other value-added tasks. (Shutterstock)...
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Realistic Trauma Training Hones Surgical Teams
By Captains John D. Malone, U.S. Navy (Retired) and Mitchell Dukovich, Medical Service Corps, U.S. Navy (Retired); Captain Tuan N. Hoang, Medical Corps, U.S. Navy; and Kit Lavell
With up-to-date intensive curriculum in an immersive environment, simulations can improve medical readiness and patient outcomes.(Kit Lavell,...
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Study the Past To Win Today
By Lieutenant Commander Jason A. Fite, U.S. Navy
Naval History and Heritage Command (“Battle of Valcour Island...
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Now Hear This: China Is Gaining Access, Influence in the Americas
By Lieutenant Allison Scott, U.S. Navy
The El Salvadoran foreign minister and his Chinese counterpart exchange documents at a ceremony in August...
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Nobody Asked Me, But . . . Five Missions to Improve Coast Guard Messaging
By Commander Grant Thomas, U.S. Coast Guard
During a recent U.S. Coast Guard Officer Candidate School (OCS) interview, the applicant was asked about the Coast Guard’s roles, responsibilities, and missions. Her response was good, as she mentioned the Coast Guard’s 11 statutory...
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From the Deckplates: Who Needs Women?
By Petty Officer Second Class Amanda Bednarchick, U.S. Coast Guard
Women have played an important role in U.S. Coast Guard history. From the American Revolution to 1948, women served as assistant—in some cases, primary—lighthouse keepers. The first woman to serve was Hannah Thomas, who took her...
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Security Cooperation for the 21st Century
By Representative Jim Banks (R-IN)
Rear Admiral Joey Tynch, U.S. Navy, and Major Walee Roslie, Royal Brunei Air Force, during last month's...
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Special: A Christmas Eve Mass for the Living
By Charles M. Fuss Jr.
The USS Bataan (CVL-29) returning home after seven months in Korean waters, 25 June 1951.
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Professional Notes: Preparing for Arctic Naval Operations
By Commander Mika Raunu, Finnish Navy; and Commander Rory Berke, U.S. Navy
Finnish Navy ship MHC Katanpää on winter training in the Northern Baltic Sea this year...
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Leadership Forum: Millennial Leaders Will Win Tomorrow's Wars
By Lieutenant Commander Steven R. Moffitt, U.S. Navy
Millennials—individuals born between 1980 and 2000—now comprise more than 80 percent of the active-duty U.S. military. As the United States faces lingering conflicts in the Middle East, North Korea’s erratic behavior, Russian...
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Book Reviews
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World Naval Developments: French SMX 31 Concept Submarine Is Intriguing
By Norman Friedman
A model of Naval Systems’ SMX 31 concept submarine on display at the biennial Euronaval show in...
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Combat Fleets
By Eric Wertheim
The Navy’...
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Naval Systems: Unmanned Sensor Tech Coming for LCS Missions
By Edward J. Walsh
The Kraken Katfish synthetic-aperture sonar (Kraken Robotic Systems)
The Naval Undersea Warfare...
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Naval Institute Foundation: Unleash The Power to Inform, Convene, and Inspire
Drawing inspiration from President John Adams’ challenge, “Let us dare to read, think, speak, and write,” the Naval Institute is charged with the mission to provide an independent forum for those who dare to read, think, speak,...
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“There is nothing stronger than the heart of a volunteer.”
Gen. James H. Doolittle (1896–1993)
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