The Gun Gap and How to Close It

by Colonel Robert D. Heinl, Jr., U.S. Marine Corps (Retired)
September 1965
The author questions whether our active fleets embody the aggregate non-nuclear firepower to assure the continued success of the Navy’s the amphibious assault.

The Oath of Allegiance

by Lieutenant Colonel Thomas H. Reese, JAGC, U. S. Army
September 1965
You have held personal safety and comfort above duty, honor, and country, and, in so doing, have deliberately violated your oath ... as an officer of the United States Army.

"Captain Fox—He Is the Navy Department"

by Rear Admiral John D. Hayes, U. S. Navy (Retired)
September 1965
Thus did President Lincoln* describe Gustavus Vasa Fox, naval officer, master of steamships, and business executive who, from 1861 to 1865, discharged singlehanded the entire duties that are today performed ...

Maladie de Paix

by Lieutenant Commander George H. White, SC, U. S. Navy
September 1965
The U. S. Navy is today a major force operating over thousands of miles of oceans in the containment of the Communist empire in Europe and Asia.

A Chart is Born (Pictorial)

by Capt. Victor A. Moitoret, USN, and Richard D. Mowrey
September 1965
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Comment and Discussion

September 1965
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Book Reviews and Book List

September 1965
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USS Garcia (DE-1040)

by Commander Donald A. Smith, U. S. Navy Commanding Officer, USS Garcia (DE-1040)
September 1965
The impressive line of guided missile frigates and destroyers which have joined the Fleet in recent years has evoked admiration and praise. These ships have been particularly appreciated by those ...

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