Inferno in the Enterprise

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December 1988

Smart Ships Will Survive

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December 1988

Sending Shipboard Organization Back to the Future

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December 1988

Damage Control: Adopting an Unwanted Stepchild

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December 1988

Upgrading Deckplate Safety

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December 1988

We Gave 110% and Saved the Stark

Editor’s Note: Lieutenant Art Conklin, the Stark's damage control assistant (DCA), was cited by the Secretary of the Navy for ‘ ‘providing heroic and inspirational leadership by example throughout all ...

Lieutenant Art Conklin, U. S. Navy
December 1988
A close-up view of damage to Stark after it was struck by an Iraqi-launched Exocet missile

The Stark Was Ready!

Intense, all-hands damage control training saved the ship.

Commander John Jackson, Supply Corps, U. S. Navy
December 1988