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The Human-Machine Team Failed Vincennes
By Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Tingle, U.S. Army
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Fighting Through Silence
By Second Lieutenant Davis Vercher, U.S. Marine Corps
The Marine Corps must prepare to fight in electromagnetic darkness.
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Icelandic Coast Guard Is a Player in NATO
By Jim Dolbow
During the practice “Above the Sky,” held in cooperation with the Icelandic Association for Search and Rescue and the police on the...
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The Navy Needs People Even More Than Ships
By Norman Friedman
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A Submarine Survival Guide for Junior Officers
By Lieutenant Commander Tom Granger, U.S. Navy (Retired)
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Make Mayport a Disaster Response Base
By Captain Thomas A. Ulmer, U.S. Navy
During the 2017 hurricane season, the USS Iwo Jima (LHD-7), shown here, and USS New York (LPD-21) had to sail north for two days, from Mayport to...
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Reload Missile Shooters at Sea
By Lieutenant Commander Tom Granger, U.S. Navy (Retired)
In a high-end fight, the Navy’s missile shooters will need to rearm quickly at sea. This crane from the USS Emory S. Land (AS-39) removes an...
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Modernize Industrial-Era Practices through Corporate Technology
Major Stephen McNeil, U.S. Marine Corps
“Have a seat please, sir, and I’ll go get your orders,” the clerk said. I scanned the waiting room of the Camp Pendleton...
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Better Data Can Improve Safety at Sea
By Captain Sharif Calfee, U.S. Navy, and Commander Harrison Schramm, U.S. Navy (Retired)
Mishap rates in the Navy’s surface fleet are trending downward, but unified data collection and analysis can help move safety to the next...
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Break In Sailors, Don't Break Them
By Petty Officer Second Class Erica Rands-Howard, U.S. Coast Guard
The U.S. seagoing services are steeped in naval traditions. While many are adored and effective, some are outdated and potentially harmful to the...
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Pivot to Panay: Rethinking U.S.–Chinese Relations
By Commander Carey Cash, U.S. Navy
A forgotten historical footnote provides the opportunity for the United States and China to reframe their relationship.
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Deploy More Ships to Rota
By Lieutenant David Bedard, U.S. Navy
The Navy must increase the number ships assigned to Forward Deployed Naval Forces–Europe (FDNF-E) to meet the ever-increasing...
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Declassify the Thresher Data
By Captain James B. Bryant, U.S. Navy (Retired)
It has now been 55 years since the USS Thresher (SSN-593) sank east of Cape Cod, Massachusetts,...
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Proceedings Photo of the Week: 13 July
This week's photo shows an MV-22 Osprey from Marine Medium Tilt-rotor Squadron (VMM)-164 preparing for an exercise that simulated the...
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Russia’s Navy in the Pacific: the Forgotten Fleet?
By Igor Delanoë, PhD
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Comment and Discussion
Forward-Deployed Naval Forces
(See pp. 111–112, May 2018 Proceedings)
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Back to Driving Ships, Part III
By Captain John P. Cordle, U.S. Navy (Retired), and Lieutenant Commander Toy Andrews, U.S. Navy
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More Comment & Discussion from July
The Midshipmen Weigh In: Does the Naval Academy Still Have Vlue?
(See A. Drew, pp. 50–51, May 2018...
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The Bicentenary and the Future of the Armada de Chile
By Admiral Julio Leiva, Armada de Chile
Armada de Chile Bicentenary Tallship Parade, Port of...
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Now Hear This: Aircrews Need Deployable Flight Simulators
By Captain Geoffrey L. Sanford, U.S. Marine Corps
Marine Corps aviation is not equipped to fight in the future operating environment, and the solution to the problem is not money.
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JOs Can Fix SWO Training
By Lieutenant Katelyn Davidson, U.S. Navy
The Navy should provide commanding officers functioning shiphandlers who know the rules of the road and how to keep their ships safe in the...
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Fix the Navy Civilian Hiring Process
By Michael B. Chase and Annmarie Baxter
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Be Predictably Unpredictable
By Rear Admiral Jeff Harley, U.S. Navy and Captain Robby Harris, U.S. Navy (Retired)
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Leadership Forum: How to Lead the New Generation
By Second Lieutenant James A. Winnefeld III, U.S. Marine Corps
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Combat Fleets of the World
By Eric Wertheim
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Ocean: Kilauea Vulcanism: Understanding Hot Spots
By Captain Don Walsh, U.S. Navy (Ret.)
Three lava fissures erupting on the Kilauea volcano on 15 May. Photo by the U.S. National Guard...
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Lest We Forget: ‘Full Speed Astern, Launch Aircraft’
By A. Denis Clift
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Lead Like Stockdale
By Captain Douglas E. Stephens, U.S. Navy
I joined the Navy in 1984, completed boot camp and hospital corpsmen “A” school, and proceeded to the then-naval hospital in Newport, Rhode Island. Before I could be assigned to a ward, I was detailed to be a duty driver for an annual...
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Book Reviews: July 2018
Fight Like a Girl: The Truth Behind How Female Marines Are Trained
Kate Germano with Kelly Kennedy. Amherst, NY: Prometheus Books, 2018. 304 pp. Notes. $18.
Reviewed by Captain David G. Smith, U.S. Navy (Retired...
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From Our Archives
FEAT OF THE WEEK: The propeller of an Eastern Aircraft FM-1/2 Wildcat fighter was imbedded in the trunk of a coconut palm when the plane swerved off...
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