September 1966 Proceedings Magazine: United States Naval Institute
Front Cover, US Naval Institute Proceedings Magazine, Volume 92, Number 9, Whole No. 763, September 1966. GGA Image ID # 14187bd00a
On The Cover: With Stars and Stripes flying, the Polaris submarine Francis Scott Key (SSBN-657) is seen at the moment of launching at Groton,
Connecticut, on 23 April 1966, in this month's original cover painting by Mr. C. G. Evers.
The September 1966 issue of Proceedings Magazine, Volume 92, Number 9, Whole No. 763, featured articles included Sovereignty and the SLBM, MLF: A German Point of View, and, Naval Gunfire Today and Tomorrow. Cover: Polaris submarine Francis Scott Key (SSBN-657).
This Month's Contents
- Secretary’s Notes
- Sovereignty and the SLBM
by Capt. LL B. Sweitzer, USN - MLF: A German Point of View
by Vice Adm. Friedrich Ruge, FGN (Ret.) - Naval Gunfire Today and Tomorrow
by Lt. Col. James B. Soper, USMC - The Computer’s Role in Command Decision
by R. M. Hanes and J. W. Gebhard - Developing the Fleet’s Aircraft
by Capt. Albert H. Vito, Jr., USN - The Dreadnought Gap
by Leonard Wainstein - This Way to the Egress
by Lt. Cdr. Albert D. Wood, USNR - The Evolution of Antarctic Logistics (Pictorial)
by Henry M. Dater - Comment and Discussion
- Book Reviews
- Professional Reading
- Professional Notes
- Notebook
- Progress
- Book List
- Index to Advertisers
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