US Naval Institute Proceedings - April 1994

Front Cover, U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings, Volume 120/4/1,094, April 1994. GGA Image ID # 1d02ecdf29

On the Front Cover

The Marine Reserve RH-53D with aggressor markings (Capt. Rick Mullen, USMCR) is 1 of 18 winners in this year's photo contest—see Pictorial, pp. 81-97.

Issue Summary

The April 1994 issue articles include Is There a Doctrine In the House?, Integrity Is Up To You, It's More Than Ships, It Begins With Recruiting, Commitments and Intervention, New Leader of the Pact, and more.

Table of Contents

Arleigh Burke Essay Contest Winner

• Is There a Doctrine In the House?
  By Lieutenant Commander Scott A. Hastings, USN
  The naval services need to get The Word down—then get it out.

Honor

• The Imperative of Honor
  By Vice Admiral William P. Lawrence, USN (Ret.)
• Integrity Is Up To You
  By General George Lee Butler, USAF (Ret.)
• The Honor Code: Master or Servant?
  By Vice Admiral Howard B. Thorsen, USCG (Ret.)
• What Price Honor?
  By Josiah Bunting III

Featured Articles

• It's More Than Ships
  By Lieutenant Commander J. T. Kemper, SC, USN (Ret.) The United States can turn over ships to other countries—but needs to provide a whole lot more.
• It Begins With Recruiting
  By Major Keith A. Seiwell, USMC
  . . . if the Marine Corps is to reflect accurately the population it serves.
• Combat Ready?
  By Lieutenant John T. Burns, USN
  True tactical proficiency is a perishable commodity.
• In Stride
  By Lee M. Hunt
  Will the minesweepers ever be able to keep pace with the operators?
• Commitments and Intervention
  By Colonel James A. Donovan, USMC (Ret.)
  It's time to review our Cold War commitments—and then reduce them.
• New Leader of the Pact
  By Lieutenant Colonel Douglas C. Rapé, USMC
  . . From the Sea" and an expanded NATO go hand- in-hand.
• New Cruising Cutter
  By Commander Michael W. Collier, USCG
  Versatility is the key in the new design.
• The U. S. Naval Academy Where to in the 21st Century?
  By Colonel David A. Smith, USAF (Ret.)
  The Academy needs to go back to the future.
• The Legacy of Leadership
  By Rear Admiral Thomas C. Lynch, USN
  Burke's Law is still in effect.
• Pictorial: 32d Annual Photo Contest Winners

Departments

Commentary

• The Naval Institute's True Mission

TQL Forum

• Who Needs TQL?

Special

• Schwarzkopf the Man

Nobody asked me, but

• Why Doesn't the Coast Guard Train Officers in Joint Matters?
• Who's to Blame When Women Don't Measure Up?
• The Paper Corps

Professional Notes

• Full Circle: The Evolution of Sea-Control Squadrons
• The S-3 is Right for the Coast Guard
• Variable Draft Broadens SWATH Horizons
• New Directions Dictate Hardware Changes

Other Departments

• Secretary's Notes
• Comment and Discussion
• Book Reviews
• Russian Naval Views
• The U.S. Navy
• World Naval Developments
• Combat Fleets
• Notebook
• Lest We Forget
• Index to Advertisers

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