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Proceedings Magazine US Naval Institute 1977 May Naval Review Issue
Proceedings Magazine 1977 May Naval Review Issue
United States Naval Institute.
Preface4
Biographies10
Naval and Maritime Events, January 1976June 197649
Commander J. B. Finkelstein, U. S. Navy
Essays
Why a U. S. Fleet in the Mediterranean?66
Admiral Horacio Rivero, U. S. Navy (Retired)
Our Coming Air-Capable Navy90
Captain Gerald G. O'Rourke, U. S. Navy (Retired)
The Combat Systems of Surface Warships110
Rear Admiral Wayne E. Meyer, U. S. Navy
C3 War at Sea124
Norman Friedman
Offensive Mine Warfare: A Forgotten Strategy?142
Rear Admiral Roy F. Hoffmann, U. S. Navy
The Influence of Modern International Law on
Naval and Civil Operations at Sea156
D. P. O'Connell
The Influence of Medical Considerations on Modern
Naval Warfare170
Captain Peter A. Flynn, Medical Corps, U. S. Navy
Discipline and the Profession of Naval Arms186
Captain Clifford L. Bekkedahl, U. S. Navy
Appendixes
The Soviet Navy in 1976202
Captain William H. J. Manthorpe, Jr., U. S. Navy
Flag and General Officers of the Naval Services215
Naval and Maritime Events, July 1976December 1976243
Commander J. B. Finkelstein, U. S. Navy
Book List269
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