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Proceedings Magazine Naval Review Issue 1994 May Two in-boxes Staying the course
Proceedings Magazine 1994 May Naval Review Issue Two In-Boxes
United States Naval Institute. The Review Issue is Published Yearly. Cover: The aircraft carrier and her aircraft (here, USS Saratoga [CV-60] and VFA-81 F/A-18s) remain the centerpieces of naval strategy and operations-and the targets of budget cutters and global reach enthusiasts. See "Staying the Course," pages 32-39. Photo by Vice Admiral Robert Y. ("Yogi") Kaufman, USN (Ret.).
Contents:
32 Arleigh Burke Essay Contest:
First Honorable Mention
Staying the Course
By Commander James A. Winnefeld, Jr., USN
For the long haul, we need a strong blue-water capability.
42 Two In-Boxes
By General John M. Shalikashvili, USA
In setting national security priorities there's no need for a Too-Hard box ... yet.
46 A Conventional Approach
By Ambassador Paul H. Nitze
... will produce the true deterrent effect in the future.
52 The New Nuclear Threat
By Ambassador Linton Brooks
Nuclear ballistic missiles are still relevant.
56 The Navy and the Nation
By Michael Vlahos
Can the Navy get in touch again-and stay in touch?
64 Keeping the Faith
By Vice Admiral R. J. Zlatoper, USN
During the drawdown, taking care of our own is vital.
68 The Quest for Consensus
By Admiral William Owens, USN
The man charged with reordering the Navy priorities tells how it was done.
73 Revisiting the Balkan Cauldron
By Captain Peter A. Huchthausen, USN (Ret.)
There's not much improvement, but there may be a way out.
77 Myths of the Balkans By Lieutenant James C. Linder, USN
80 Keeping Our Secrets
By Captain Esmond D. Smith, Jr., USN (Ret.)
Many agents still have not come in from the cold.
86 The Future of Amphibious Warfare Takes Shape By Vice Admiral J. B. LaPlante, USN
And guess what? The shape will be smaller-but not necessarily less potent ... yet.
89 An Army Heavy Brigade Goes Afloat By Captain James F. Pasquarette, USA, and Colonel William G. Foster, USA
-to complement, not replace the Marines .. . yet.
93 Gone with the LSTs
By Captain John E. O'Neil, Jr., USN
We'll need new ways to get our gear across the beach.
95 Needed: A Flexible Frigate
By James L. George
They can do the job-and will help keep the numbers up as the budget declines.
96 The New USACom: Providing the Punch
By Lieutenant General John H. Cushman, USA (Ret.) How will it produce the kind of punch the CinCs want?
100 No Safe Harbor for Health Care
By Captain Arthur M. Smith, MC, USNR, and Rear Admiral,Stephen Barchet, MC, USN (Ret.) Military medicine is merging into the civilian system.
107 Schwarzkopf the General
By Lieutenant General Bernard Trainor, USMC (Ret.) Some have greatness thrust upon them.
By Commander John D. Alden, USN (Ret.)
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