March 1966 Proceedings Magazine: United States Naval Institute

Front Cover, US Naval Institute Proceedings Magazine, Volume 92, Number 3, Whole No. 757, March 1966. GGA Image ID # 1418d32796

On the Cover: This month's cover photograph of Marines passing in review at Twenty-nine Palms, California, is one of the ten winning photographs in “Prize Photography 1966"—page 97. The photographer is Edward C. Johnson.

The March 1966 issue of Proceedings Magazine, Volume 92, Number 3, Whole No. 757, featured articles included The Submarine’s Long Shadow, Needed: A Credible Presence, and The Genesis of the Modern Navy. Cover: Marines passing in review at Twenty-nine Palms, California.

This Month's Contents

• Secretary’s Notes
• The Submarine’s Long Shadow
  by Cdr. Robert H. Smith, Jr., USN
• East of Suez
  by Lt. Cdr. James Stewart, RN (Ret.)
• Needed: A Credible Presence
  by Lt. Cdr. John E. Withrow, Jr., USN
• The Genesis of the Modern Navy
  by Charles F. Elliott
• New War in Vietnam
  by Col. Bryce F. Denno, USA (Ret.)
• A History of Man’s Deep Submergence
  by Cdr. W. F. Searle, Jr., USN
• The Sea of Matrimony
  by Lt. Cdr. Philip E. Jerauld, CUC, USN
• Prize Photography 1966 (Pictorial)
• Comment and Discussion
• Book Reviews
• Professional Reading
• Professional Notes
• Notebook
• Progress
• A Page from the New Navy
• Book List
• Index to Advertisers

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