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Proceedings Magazine Naval Review Issue 1993 May Naval review issue
Proceedings Magazine 1993 May A Right To Serve
Naval Institute. Published Monthly. Cover
President Bill Clinton, seen here receiving honors during his recent visit on board the USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71), steps into a future filled with uncertainties in the Pentagon and overseas. Photo by SYGMA (L. Downing).
Contents:
39 Arleigh Burke Essay Contest
1st Honorable Mention
Jointness Has Its Limits
By Rear Admiral W. J. Holland, Jr., USN (Ret.)
Amid burgeoning specialization, are we putting the dilettantes in charge?
44 The Naval Service Is Joint
By Admiral Frank B. Kelso II, USN, &
General Carl E. Mundy, Jr., USMC
From the top, an impressive performance report.
49 It's Time for the 'Gators
By Rear Admiral J. B. LaPlante, USN
The stand-alone days are over, and the Army is catching up.
54 The Army's View of Joint
By General Frederick M. Franks, Jr., USA, &
Colonel Gary B. Griffin, USA
To "get it about right," all services must move away from Cold War operational patterns.
61 Building a Brotherhood of Airmen
By Rear Admiral James A. Winnefeld, USN (Ret.), & Dr. Dana J. Johnson
From diversity, strength: some guidelines for the future.
66 Where's the Admiral's Revolt?
By James L. George
Fixated on littoral warfare, the Navy is failing to defend its broader strategic role.
73 Interview: Nuclear Arms Negotiations With Ambassador Edward L. Rowny
We're not out of the woods yet.
77 Russian Navy in Distress
By Captain Peter Huchthausen, USN (Ret.)
Dismantling a nuclear-powered navy creates an environmental time bomb.
81 A Right to Serve?
By Captain James F. Kelly, Jr., USN (Ret.)
What is the proper tradeoff between gay rights and military effectiveness?
85 Info Wars
By John H. Petersen
When will the "knowbots" take over?
94 Beyond Joint: The Interagency Action By Commander Jim Stavridis, USN
Everybody's getting into the act.
100 Mobilizing the Merchant Marine
By John T. Goodhue
There's no way around it; to support forward deployments we need U.S.-controlled ships.
In Perspective
106 Kennedy & Taylor: Vietnam, 1961 By Worth H. Bagley
How we get into wars-Part 1 of 2.
Reviews
117 The U.S. Navy in Review By John F. Morton
128 The U.S. Marine Corps in Review
By Colonel Mackubin T. Owens, Jr., USMCR
133 Marines in Somalia: 1992
By Lieutenant Colonel T. A. Richards, USMC
127 The U.S. Coast Guard in Review By Captain Lawson Brigham, USCG
145 The U.S. Merchant Marine and Maritime Industry in Review
By Robert H. Pouch
150 U.S. Naval Aircraft and Weapon Developments
By Floyd D. Kennedy, Jr.
157 Clinton, Congress .. . Confusion By Rear Admiral Ned Hogan, USN (Ret.)
165 World Naval Developments By Norman Friedman
168 Combat Fleets By A. D. Baker III
219 Notable Naval Books
By Lieutenant Commander Thomas J. Cutler, USN (Ret.)
225 Tomorrow's Fleet
By Scott C. Truver
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