US Naval Institute Proceedings - June 1971
Front Cover, U. S. Naval Institute Proceedings, Volume 97/2/820, June 1971. GGA Image ID # 1d1410bffa
On the Front Cover
A suggestion of each of the classic elements associated with the subject — the sea and the land; academic and professional structures—is contained in this month's cover photograph of the U. S Coast Guard Academy at New London, Connecticut. The Academy is the subject of the pictorial, which begins on page 60 of this issue. Photograph by Chief Photographer's Mate William M. Powers, USN.
Issue Summary
The June 1971 issue articles include Eisenhower at the Naval War College, Trends in World and Domestic Fisheries, Professionalism: The Hard Choice, Sundowner Par Excellence, Pictorial—The U. S. Coast Guard Academy, and more.
Table of Contents
Articles
- Eisenhower at the Naval War College
Gen. of the Army Dwight D. Eisenhower
Most of the major problems that the former President discussed candidly with a predominantly military audience in 1961 still trouble America ten years later. - Trends in World and Domestic Fisheries
Cdr. J. H. Johnson, USNR
The explosive development of foreign fishing activity in recent years, especially the rapid expansion of foreign fishing off our shores, is but one indication of the sorry state of U. S. fisheries. - Professionalism: The Hard Choice
Col. F. C. Thayer, USAF (Ret.)
Much of the present disrespect for the military may stem from those officers who, awed by glib civilian superiors, tried to look, talk, and even think like them. - The Bear That Swims Like a Fish
Rear Adm. Kemp Talley, USN (Ret.)
The grateful Arab states may repay the Soviet bear by permitting him to use the Suez Canal as a springboard to catapult himself into the Indian Ocean. - Time to Change
Lt. Cdr. E. L. Frasier, USN (Ret.)
Small wonder our country seems to be in such a mess! Our speedometers, rulers, altimeters, protractors, compasses, and clocks are all fouled up. - Sundowner Par Excellence
Adm. J. J. Clark, USN (Ret.)
Those who knew him well, the author among them, knew that Ernest J. "Jesus" King couldn't walk on water; but he could do almost anything else on it—and under it and over it. - Pictorial—The U. S. Coast Guard Academy
Text by Lt. (j.g.) R. J. Pratte, USCG
Photography by Chief Photographer's Mate William M. Powers, USN.
Departments
- Book List
- The Old Navy
- Comment and Discussion
- Book Reviews
- Professional Reading
- Professional Notes
- Notebook
The articles' opinions or assertions are the authors' personal ones. They are not to be construed as official. They do not necessarily reflect the news of the Navy Department or the US Naval Institute.
