MLF: The New NATO Sword

By Edward T. Kenny, Captain, U.S. Navy
February 1964
"When a relationship such as NATO has been part of our conscious and subconscious for 15 years, a certain amount of inertia is bound to creep into our thinking.”

Point of No Return

By Donald Macintyre, Captain, Royal Navy (Retired)
February 1964
With proud names—HMS Courageous, Furious, Glorious—and little else, these hybrid ships and their lumbering aircraft steamed into the whirlpool of World War II.

Role of the Salvor

By John Warren Giles
February 1964
The seagoing Samaritan who comes to the aid of a vessel in distress eventually may receive a substantial reward for his efforts or, conversely, he may fervently wish that he ...

The Dawn of ASW (Pictorial)

By James E. Wise, Jr., Lt. Cdr., USN
February 1964
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Comment and Discussion

February 1964
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Book Reviews and Book List

February 1964
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Training in the USS Adams

By Lee Strobel
February 1964
On a drizzly day in 1902, the old training ship Adams headed seaward out of San Francisco Bay. Decks trembling, rigging shaking, the groaning and pounding single cylinder horizontal engine ...

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