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Proceedings Magazine US Naval Institute 1994 October Surface warfare focus CNO o
Proceedings Magazine 1994 October Clearing the Way
Naval Institute. Published Monthly. Cover: Surface Warfare is the focus of much of the coverage in this issue. Here the Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer USS Barry (DDG-52) fires a Standard Missile (Naval Warfare Center, Pt. Mugu, CA).
Contents:
27 Interview
What Are the Bedrock Requirements? With Admiral Jeremy M. Boorda, USN
The CNO steps up to a full plate of issues.
30 Speak Softly and .. .
By Rear Admiral Walter M. Locke, USN (Ret.), and Professor Kenneth P. Werrell
With upgrades, the Tomahawk will be our main stick in the future.
36 Exploding the Mine Warfare Myth By Scott C. Truver
C'mon-we're better at this than we think.
40 Clearing the Way
By Commander David C. Resing, USN
... but we need to make full use of our EOD capability.
44 What Weapons That Wait? By Stephen H. Keller
... and we're putting too many eggs in the countermeasures basket.
47 Lean & Mean Warship Design By Rear Admiral George A. Huchting, USN
Incremental change is not the way to go.
87 Special
... Now Let Us Serve
By Second Lieutenant Robert C. A. Crum II, USMC
America's sons and daughters deserve our best.
56 Leyte Gulf
By Jack Sweetman
The Japanese needed a miracle to stun the U.S. advance.
61 The Sho-1 Plan By Milan N. Vego
... but their battle plan was too complex and too rigid to carry the day.
64 No Night Quite As Exciting By Admiral James L. Holloway III, USN (Ret.)
... and the Battle of Surigao Strait helped seal their fate.
75 Death on Board the Sumter
By Ensign Rick Mosley, USN
Routine procedures should not kill people.
76 Integrity: In All Circumstances By Ensign Aaron Rouland, USN
It's not the best policy: it's the only policy.
78 Upset at Tishomingo
By Second Lieutenant Wesley A. Philbeck, USMC
When he couldn't be "fustest with the mostest," Forrest still could buffalo a stronger adversary.
80 Mine Warfare and Submarines
By Ensign Jim Crimmins, USN
It could become a critical undersea capability.
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