Proceedings Magazine - March 2015

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Special - Dramatic Change: The U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings, 1970–79
Issue: Proceedings Magazine - March 2015 Vol. 141/3/1,345

Digitizing Proceedings

Realizing an important strategic goal, the U.S...

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  • Cryptology at the Crossroads
    As the Navy trains its focus anew on the Pacific theater, it needs to recapture its once-vaunted signals-intelligence glory...

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  • Teaching Naval Strategy—to All Who Matter
    To Sea-Service professionals this subject is an obvious necessity. What is less apparent—but vitally important—...

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A Century of Service
Over the past hundred years, the U.S. Navy Reserve has provided invaluable support to the Navy—and the nation....
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'Straight Talk on Forward Presence'
Here’s what leaders and planners should do in an atmosphere of high demand and lower numbers of ships....
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After Normalization
Now that diplomatic relations with Cuba have been reestablished, U.S. policy on immigration from the island nation has been...
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The Commanders Respond
The maritime-security environment is dynamic and complex, requiring nations—and their navies—to work together...
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The Commanders Respond: Royal Australian Navy
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The Commanders Respond: Benin Armed Forces
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The Commanders Respond: Brazilian Navy
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The Commanders Respond: Bulgarian Navy
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The Commanders Respond: Royal Canadian Navy
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The Commanders Respond: Colombian Navy
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The Commanders Respond: Croatian Navy
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The Commanders Respond: Royal Danish Navy
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The Commanders Respond: Finnish Navy
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The Commanders Respond: French Navy
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The Commanders Respond: German Navy
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The Commanders Respond: Hellenic Navy
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The Commanders Respond: Italian Navy
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The Commanders Respond: Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
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The Commanders Respond: Royal Norwegian Navy
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The Commanders Respond: Portuguese Navy
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The Commanders Respond: Spanish Navy
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The Commanders Respond: Surinamese Navy
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The Commanders Respond: Republic of China Navy
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The Commanders Respond: Turkish Navy
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Editor's Page

We’re honored to start off this month by marking a very special milestone: the 100th anniversary of the founding of the U.S. Navy Reserve....

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Now Hear This - The Offset Strategy Needs Mahan

The United States is at an “East of Suez” moment. As the economically stressed British...

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From the Deckplates - Earn Back the Trust and Reconsider the Model

Nearly two years after the start of the federal investigation into Leonard Glenn “Fat Leonard...

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Special - Dramatic Change: The U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings, 1970–79

Digitizing Proceedings

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Cryptology at the Crossroads
As the Navy trains its focus anew on the Pacific theater, it needs to recapture its once-vaunted signals-intelligence glory...
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Teaching Naval Strategy—to All Who Matter
To Sea-Service professionals this subject is an obvious necessity. What is less apparent—but vitally important—...
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World Navies in Review

Events of the past year in Crimea, East Asia, and elsewhere have forced nations to reexamine their defense commitments and preparedness. Many...

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CEO Notes

The Naval Institute and our partner, the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), are proud to announce the next segment in our...

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Comment & Discussion

Getting and Staying Connected...

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Nobody Asked Me, But . . . - We Must All Be Warrior-Diplomats

Last October I trekked through the high Atlas Mountains in central Morocco with four other...

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Book Reviews

Every Citizen a Soldier: The Campaign for Universal Military Training After World War II

William A. Taylor. College Station:...

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Professional Notes

“The Next Generation” of Afloat Networking

By Lieutenant Travis Howard, U.S. Navy

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U.S. Navy - LCS Frigate Update

Admirals, sailors, naval buffs, and historians should be thankful to the friends of Secretary of...

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Oceans - What's in a Name? The World's Biggest Ship

What is the world’s biggest ship? She is the massive Pioneering Spirit, especially...

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World Naval Developments - Spreading the Wealth

China has consistently supported Ukraine during its agony at the hands of Russian-supported...

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Lest We Forget - Of Salt Water and Bibliophilia

In 1948, Chief Machinist’s Mate Richard McKenna had a bone to pick with the Navy. Postwar...

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From Our Archive

‘Woman’s faith and woman’s trust, Write the characters in...

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