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Proceedings Magazine US Naval Institute 1996 January Generation A revisited Beyo
Proceedings Magazine 1996 January CNEF Arriving
Naval Institute. Published Monthly. Cover: McDonnell Douglas project pilot Fred Madenwald, a former Marine, took the F/A-18E Super Hornet on its first flight 29 November 1995 at St. Louis. Proceedings has covered the aircraft's development extensively-see comments in this issue, pages 13-14 & 24. Photo: McDonnell Douglas (D. Martin).
Contents:
28 Generation X: One Wardroom's Perspective By Lieutenant (junior grade) John Sharpe, USN, Lieutenant Commander Chris Ratliff, USN, and Commander Kevin Peppe, USN
All the good guys aren't leaving-and don't have to.
33 Maneuvering Past Maneuver Warfare
By Major General Edward B. Atkeson, USA (Ret.) The trail leads to a "more mature world."
36 CNEF Arriving!
By Commander T. J. McKearney, USN (Ret.)
The Commander of the Naval Expeditionary Force needs more than an ad hoc staff.
41 The B-1B: In Memoriam
By Colonel Everest E. Riccioni, USAF (Ret.)
There are lessons to be learned from the B-1B.
45 The 84,000-Pound Sonobuoy
By Captain Richard A. Hoffman, USN (Ret.)
This sonobuoy went down the tubes when flying boats stopped flying.
50 Can't Leave Peace to the Diplomats
By Colonel W. C. Gregson, USMC
Diplomacy won't stop nuclear proliferation; forward presence might.
54 Promises, Promises
By Captain Warren Caldwell, Jr., USN
The technical revolution in military affairs may not live up to all the promises.
58 What Price Sticky Foam?
By Lieutenant Colonel Martin N. Stanton, USA
It could prove more lethal than sticky to our troops.
61 Whither Naval Special Warfare?
By Rear Admiral George Worthington, USN (Ret.) The SEALS have a big role.
64 The Soldier's Other Battlefields
By Captain Arthur M. Smith, MC, USNR
The hazards far exceed fire and flying steel.
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