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The Marine Corps Issue: Logistics 2030, Countering UASs, and Arguments on Maneuver Warfare!

Happy 248th birthday to the Marine Corps! Every November we focus on the Corps, and this issue is especially meaty.

November 2023

Celebrating Submarines . . . and Our 150th Birthday!

Here’s to the next 150 years of “giving voice to those who seek the finest Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard!”

October 2023

Training and Education The ‘Back-to-School’ Issue

This month we are focused on naval training and education.

September 2023

The Coast Guard Issue: Toward Being More ‘Paratus’

This year’s Coast Guard issue comes at what feels like a pivotal year for the red-striped fleet

August 2023

The Naval Aviation Issue: It’s Not All About Carriers

This year’s naval aviation issue comes two months earlier than in the past to allow our coverage to coincide with the annual Tailhook symposium, which recently moved to August.

July 2023

Information Warfare Is Staring Us in the Face

The Proceedings team both looks forward to and dreads the information warfare issue each year.

June 2023

International Navies

This month’s focus on international navies brings the ongoing war in Ukraine and tensions in the Indo-Pacific—and others issues—to the fore.

May 2023

The Expeditionary Warfare Issue

Since 2019, the Proceedings team has dedicated the April issue to expeditionary warfare.

April 2023

The Naval Review: What 2022 Meant for the Sea Services

One of the best changes we have made to Proceedings in the past five years was moving the Naval Review issue from May to March.

March 2023

China, IUU Fishing, the Navy Reserve, and more China

Nearly every article in this issue addresses some aspect of how to deal with the threat China and its People’s Liberation Army (PLA) pose to peace and security in Asia.

Bill Hamblet

February 2023

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