A Message from the President: Tridens Infinitus

By George W. Anderson, Jr., Adm., USN
August 1963
The sea stands for liberty. Nations of the sea have been liberty’s outstanding champions; witness Athens in antiquity, Britain for centuries, and the United States today. Complex reasons enter into ...

Scientific Resources—Limited

By Mark Jones, Lieutenant Colonel, U.S. Marine Corps
August 1963
Unless the resources used to advance science in the United States are used efficiently, this country will fall short of reaching its national objectives.

I Will Not Abandon You"

By John Carroll Carrothers
August 1963
When the President Roosevelt hoisted A over I, the signal meant that, come hell or high water, the liner would not abandon the stricken freighter Antinoe.

The UCMJ on Trial

By Walter "R" Thomas, Lieutenant Commander, U.S. Navy
August 1963
How, then, has the UCMJ affected the Navy and, the corollary question: how has the Navy effected the UCMJ?

When the Race for Space Began

By J. Gordon Vaeth
August 1963
The Soviet Union had captured the imagination of the world by sending men higher than anyone had ever gone before. America's response was made shortly afterward by a naval officer ...

Comment and Discussion

August 1963
This html article is produced from an uncorrected text file through optical character recognition. Prior to 1940 articles all text has been corrected, but from 1940 to the present most ...

Book Reviews & Book List

Reviewed by Howard I. Chapelle, Henry I. Shaw, Jr. & Excerpted by Hunter Alexander, Lieutenant, USNR-R & Robert M. Langdon
August 1963
Book Reviews The Ship By Bjorn Landstrom. Garden City: Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1961. 810 illustrations, with 160 pages in full color, 160 pages in two-color. 807 pages. $14.95. Reviewed ...

Incident in Rio

By Sanford V. Sternlicht
August 1963
In 1827, the governments of the United States and Brazil were on most cordial terms. Emperor Dom Pedro I, who descended from the Portuguese royal house of Braganza, sat on ...

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