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Proceedings Magazine US Naval Institute 1993 January One bumpy road
Proceedings Magazine 1993 January Mahan?
Naval Institute. Published Monthly. Cover: Brian Wolff shot this dramatic view of the USS Arleigh Burke (DDG-51 )-see his pictorial on pages 67-73 for more on the Navy's new Aegis destroyer.
Contents:
23 It's Going to Be a Bumpy Ride
By Thomas P. M. Barnett and Henry H. Gaffney
So let's pick our "vision"-and fasten our seat belts.
28 What Is a Maritime Action Group? By Captain Robert O. Crawshaw, USN It's the way ahead ... from the sea.
32 Who Will Build Tomorrow's Fleet?
By Lieutenant Commanders Nevin Carr and
Mark Seglern, USN
When the yards go, they may be gone for good.
37 Where Are the Submarines?
By Jan S. Breemer
Who says they "just won't do" in the presence role?
43 Mahan?
By Commander William D. Needham, USN
The Nation needs the 21st century's voice of navalism.
46 The Stealth of Silence
By Vice Admiral R. F. ("Yogi") Kaufman, USN (Ret.), and Paul Stillwell
Take her down, Yogi .. .
50 Still a Defensible Idea
By Frederick H. Hartmann
SDI: It's not just for the Soviets any more.
54 Persona
By Rear Admiral David R. Oliver, USN
What hidden flaws may be lurking behind the Navy Way of looking at things?
58 From a Joint Commander's Handbook:
Fight as a Team
By Lieutenant General John H. Cushman, USA (Ret.)
... and let the Pentagon stew over service roles and missions.
67 Pictorial: Arleigh Burke (DDG-51)
73 Interview: `Be Careful of What You Ask for ..." With Sean O'Keefe, Secretary of the Navy
It might just get you.
77 Build a WestPac Naval Alliance
By Commodore Sam Bateman, RAN
Despite major change, there's hope for stability.
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