Japan's Phenomenal Shipbuilders

by Admiral Sadayosln Nakayama, Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (Retired), and Masataka Chihaya
August 1966
What, then, are the trade secrets that have established “Made in Japan” as a hallmark of huge quantity and high quality ships for the last ten years?

The Economics of Sea Power

by John J. Clark and Francis A. Lees
August 1966
One would think, from the silence of its proponents, that sea power is the most expensive form of American military might. Actually, it is the least expensive.

The Doctrinal Gap

by Colonel George C. Reinhardt, U. S. Army (Retired) & Illustrations by William A. Berry
August 1966
When the United States astonished the Communist bloc by hastening to rescue the infant Republic of Korea from a “bandit foray” and stayed to confront the armed hordes of Communist ...

FADAP

by Captain Seymour Dombroff, U. S. Navy
August 1966
One of the “growing pains” of the Fleet Antisubmarine Warfare Data Analysis Program is the tremendous manpower demands it imposes.

Participate!

by Commander Wallace W. Hankins, U. S. Navy
August 1966
Both the senior officer and the young man about to embark upon a career can draw strength from quiet contemplation of the U. S. Navy’s traditions.

Comment and Discussion

August 1966
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Book Reviews and Book List

August 1966
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The 20-Knot LST

by Commander J. H. Demyttenaere, U. S. Navy Former Project Co-ordinator, Hull Design Branch, Naval Ship Engineering Center
August 1966
The problem of transporting heavy military equipment overseas and discharging it on beaches has long been a problem in military operations. The introduction of the Landing Ship, Tank during World ...

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