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Proceedings Magazine US Naval Institute 1994 August Why Honor?
Proceedings Magazine US Naval Institute 1994 August Why Honor?
U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings is published monthly. Cover: One of the designers of the Spruanceclass destroyers projects where U.S. warship design could be headed-see pages 50-58. Here, USS Deyo (DD-989), a Spruance,
leads other surface combatants in the George Washington (CVN-73) battle group earlier this year. (Photo by PH1 [AW] Troy Summers, USN)
CONTENTS
9 Commentary
Time for a "... Sea" Change By Admiral J. M. Boorda, USN
The Navy After Next
By Secretary of the Navy John H. Dalton
The Navy's top leadership signals that there will be changes to "... From the Sea."
26 The Value of Being There
By Admiral Henry H. Mauz, Jr., USN
Do we want a global reach-or a global grasp?
30 Operational Maneuver From the Sea By Commander Terry Pierce, USN
MacArthur did it; so can the Navy and Marines.
35 A True Force in Readiness
By Captain Neil C. Cams and First Lieutenant Stanton S. Coerr, USMC
For fighting power and stamina, the brigade is beautiful.
39 China's Navy Stirs
By Lieutenant Michael G. Forsythe, USN
China's economic growth will produce a first-class navy-to ignore this is "strategic procrastination."
42 Manning PLAN
By Captain John E. O'Neil, Jr., USN
Visit the Guangzhou Academy.
46 Why Honor?
By Matt A. Coleman
A clean conscience is its own sure reward-and nothing is more valuable.
50 The Next U.S. Warship Design By Reuven Leopold
The Arleigh Burkes are not the be-all-and-end-allnew missions and new systems call for new platforms.
59 Do We Need a Few Good Men?
By Brigadier General John C. Bahnsen, USA (Ret.)
What about the few good women who can truly measure up?
60 Measuring Up
By Major L. A. Pfluke, USA
Set realistic standards and the results will speak for themselves.
62 A Tale of Two Bases
By Commander Mark W. Danielson, USN
DoD does Dallas.
66 Smoke and Mirrors?
By Captain James A. Kenney, USN (Ret.)
... and the Navy does Charleston.
68 Interview: Vice Admiral J. D. Bulkeley, USN (Ret.) Fifty-eight years on active duty, the Admiral shares his account of events in August 1944 in the Med.
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