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Course Zero Nine Five

By Lieutenant Commander Richard B. Hadaway, U. S. Naval Reserve
January 1957
In thefall of 1923 the United States Navy lost, by stranding, more combatant ships in ten minutes than she had lost by enemy action during all of World War I ...

Comments on Navigational Aspects of the Disaster

By Captain Donald McClench, U. S. Naval Reserve (Retired)
January 1957
In reviewing the navigational aspects of this case, the words of the Court of Inquiry which considered all of the evidence, provide the best commentary. As to the direct cause ...

Professional Notes

January 1957
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Book Reviews

January 1957
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Discussions, Comments and Notes

January 1957
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Afghanistan And The Great Powers

By Alvin Z. Rubenstein
January 1957
The visit of Bulganin and Khrushchev to South Asia during the fall of 1955, followed by the significant revisions of Stalinist dogma undertaken at the Twentieth Congress of the Communist ...

The Flaw In The Jewel

By Major Reginald Hargreaves, M.C.
January 1957
“Democracy is the best system of government yet devised, but it suffers from one grave defect—it does not encourage those military virtues upon which, in an envious world, it must ...

Seaweed And Ivy

By George M. Gregory
January 1957
No competent biologist would say that seaweed and ivy could branch from the same stem, but as surely as the ivy climbs the old, gray walls of Fort Schuyler and ...

No Birddog In The Soup

By Lieutenant (j.g.) Paul W. Mandel, U. S. Naval Reserve
January 1957
Ever since he climbed down from his tree and started tramping about the countryside man has had a nagging concern for knowing his whereabouts. This concern has fertilized an imposing ...

The High Commissioner To Turkey

By Rear Admiral Bern Anderson, U. S. Navy (Retired)
January 1957
Late in 1918 the State Department asked the Navy Department to send a J high ranking naval officer and a station ship to Constantinople to protect American interests in the ...

In Pursuit Of Liberty

By Commander Daniel V. James, U. S. Navy
January 1957
With technological advances in such things as nuclear energy, jet propulsion, and guided missiles staggering man’s imagination, concepts of war and means of attaining national objectives are in a period ...

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