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Contributors, Frank Uhlig Jr.
Satellites At Sea: Space And Naval Warfare, Louise Hodgden
Satellites At Sea: Space And Naval Warfare, Louise Hodgden
Naval War College Review
At present, the most important advances in naval combat capability are not those resulting from changes in the structure of the fleet. Instead, the most salient changes in fleet combat capability have their origins in the modernization of fleet electronics.
Contributors, Frank Uhlig Jr.
C3cm-A Warfare Strategy, Gene A. Layman
C3cm-A Warfare Strategy, Gene A. Layman
Naval War College Review
Command, Control and Communications Countermeasures (C3CM) are focused means to disrupt the enemy's decisionmaking capacity and his command processes.
Professional Reading: "Air Warfare In The Missile Age", Myrl W. Allinder, Lon O. Nordeen
Professional Reading: "Air Warfare In The Missile Age", Myrl W. Allinder, Lon O. Nordeen
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Hold The Narrow Sea: Naval Warfare In The English Channel, 1939-1945, Milan Vego, Peter C. Smith
Hold The Narrow Sea: Naval Warfare In The English Channel, 1939-1945, Milan Vego, Peter C. Smith
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
President’S Notes, John A. Baldwin
President’S Notes, John A. Baldwin
Naval War College Review
Professor Robert S. Wood, Dean of the Center for Naval Warfare tudies, was invited by Senator Sam Nunn early this year to testify before the Senate Armed Services Committee on the general subject of strategy development. I have asked the Naval War College Review to publish his statement as the lead article in this issue because I think that Professor Wood has captured the essence of much of the work of the Naval War College.
Submarine Warfare Today And Tomorrow, Edward H. Alexander, John E. Moore, Richard Compton-Hall
Submarine Warfare Today And Tomorrow, Edward H. Alexander, John E. Moore, Richard Compton-Hall
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Anti-Submarine Warfare And Superpower Strategic Stability, Sam J. Tangredi, Donald C. Daniel
Anti-Submarine Warfare And Superpower Strategic Stability, Sam J. Tangredi, Donald C. Daniel
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Strategic Anti-Submarine Warfare And Naval Strategy, James T. Westwood, Thomas Stefanick
Strategic Anti-Submarine Warfare And Naval Strategy, James T. Westwood, Thomas Stefanick
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
The American Civil War And The Origins Of Modern Warfare, Dennis E. Showalter, Edward Hagerman
The American Civil War And The Origins Of Modern Warfare, Dennis E. Showalter, Edward Hagerman
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Warfare In The Twentieth Century: Theory And Practice, W. D. Bushnell, Colin Mcinnes, G.D. Sheffield
Warfare In The Twentieth Century: Theory And Practice, W. D. Bushnell, Colin Mcinnes, G.D. Sheffield
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
The Price Of Admiralty: The Evolution Of Naval Warfare, Wayne Hughes Jr., John Keegan
The Price Of Admiralty: The Evolution Of Naval Warfare, Wayne Hughes Jr., John Keegan
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
The Law Of Naval Warfare: A Collection Of Agreements And Documents With Commentaries, Harry H. Almond Jr., N. Ronzitti
The Law Of Naval Warfare: A Collection Of Agreements And Documents With Commentaries, Harry H. Almond Jr., N. Ronzitti
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Jane's Underwater Warfare Systems, Frank C. Mahncke, Anthony J. Watts
Jane's Underwater Warfare Systems, Frank C. Mahncke, Anthony J. Watts
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Stealth: A Revolutionary Change In Air Warfare, Kevin J. Kennedy
Stealth: A Revolutionary Change In Air Warfare, Kevin J. Kennedy
Naval War College Review
While many may argue over whether stealth is revolutionary or evolutionary in its attributes, the real issue is not an academic one of semantic correctness but rather an operational one with far-reaching implications.
Jane's Underwater Warfare Systems, 1993-1994, Richard Cross Iii, Anthony J. Watts
Jane's Underwater Warfare Systems, 1993-1994, Richard Cross Iii, Anthony J. Watts
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
The Law Of Naval Warfare: Targeting Enemy Merchant Shipping, J. L. Holloway Iii, Richard J. Grunawalt
The Law Of Naval Warfare: Targeting Enemy Merchant Shipping, J. L. Holloway Iii, Richard J. Grunawalt
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Salvage Support And Operational Commanders: What They Need But May Not Get, Kemp L. Skudin
Salvage Support And Operational Commanders: What They Need But May Not Get, Kemp L. Skudin
Naval War College Review
Changes in both technology and the world political situation have increased the importance of salvage as a consideration at the operational level of maritime warfare. Its importance was easy to underemphasize when planning for the fast-moving, global, open-ocean conflict that was envisioned until the demise of the Soviet Union.
The Art Of Maneuver: Maneuver-Warfare Theory And Air-Land Battle, Gary Anderson, Robert R. Leonhard
The Art Of Maneuver: Maneuver-Warfare Theory And Air-Land Battle, Gary Anderson, Robert R. Leonhard
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Set And Drift—"Warfare Theory", Joseph A. Gattuso Jr.
Set And Drift—"Warfare Theory", Joseph A. Gattuso Jr.
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
The Changing Nature Of Warfare?, Colin S. Gray
The Changing Nature Of Warfare?, Colin S. Gray
Naval War College Review
If this were a sermon, I would take as my text these remarkably accurate words of Alfred Thayer Mahan: "From time to time the superstructure of tactics has to be altered or wholly torn down; but the old foundations of strategy so far remain, as though laid upon a rock."
Revolution In Warfare? Air Power In The Persian Gulf, Phillip S. Meilinger, Eliot A. Cohen, Thomas A. Keaney
Revolution In Warfare? Air Power In The Persian Gulf, Phillip S. Meilinger, Eliot A. Cohen, Thomas A. Keaney
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
The Navy Rma War Game Series: April 1995-November 1996, Edward A. Smith Jr.
The Navy Rma War Game Series: April 1995-November 1996, Edward A. Smith Jr.
Naval War College Review
In the wake of DESERT STORM and the phenomenal success of the coalition forces, it appeared to a considerable number of of observers that the United States was experiencing a "revolution in military affairs" or "RMA," a sharp discontinuity in warfare like that represented by the blitzkrieg of 1940.
The Constants Of Naval Warfare, Frank Uhlig Jr.
The Constants Of Naval Warfare, Frank Uhlig Jr.
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Failed States: Warlordism And "Tribal" Warfare, Susan L. Woodward
Failed States: Warlordism And "Tribal" Warfare, Susan L. Woodward
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
Set And Drift, George Kasten
Set And Drift, George Kasten
Naval War College Review
"Building a Beehive: Observations on the Transition to Network-cenrtic Operations"
Corbett, Clausewitz, And Sun Tzu, Michael I. Handel
Corbett, Clausewitz, And Sun Tzu, Michael I. Handel
Naval War College Review
Mahan integrates and synthesizes Jomini’s work with his own; Corbett uses Clausewitz’s On War as a heuristic point of departure. Mahan, in his own words, remains loyal to Jomini’s ideas. In contrast, Corbett, although inspired by On War, develops ideas different from and sometimes contradictory to those of Clausewitz.
The Right To Humanitarian Assistance, Yoram Dinstein
The Right To Humanitarian Assistance, Yoram Dinstein
Naval War College Review
There is a growing demand in world opinion for extensions of the right to humanitarian assistance. That right is presently limited to the indispensable needs of civilian populations in times of armed conflict.
Complex Civil-Military Operations—A U.S. Military-Centric Perspective, John A. Gentry
Complex Civil-Military Operations—A U.S. Military-Centric Perspective, John A. Gentry
Naval War College Review
U.S. military forces have not performed well in certain operations in recent years. The root cause of the problem is a mismatch between the demands of such operations and the organization, doctrine, and even culture of the units assigned to perform them.