Dear Editor, I enjoyed RADM Dave Oliver’s story “Respect for Authority – Overrated?” (THE SUBMARINE REVIEW, August 2015 issue, page 116) very much. There is…
In the early days of the SSBN Polaris Patrols each crew was assigned a medical officer. They were good shipmates and provided some interesting interactions…
The author is a former NROTC scholarship officer, qualified in submarines and nuclear power. He served in the 1960’s, qualifying on USS BONEFISH (SS-582) and…
Reprinted with permission from AMI HOT NEWS, an internet publication AMI International, PO Box 30, Bremerton, Washington, 98337. From the September 2015 Issue TAIWAN –…
Bruce Rule, for 42 years, has been the lead acoustic analyst at the Office of Naval Intelligence. In 2003, he wrote the Navy position-paper on…
Owen R. Cote, Jr. is the Associate Director of the MIT Security Studies Program (SSP), and Harvey M. Sapolsky is Professor Emeritus at MIT and…
Joe Buff is a novelist with several submarine-related books to his credit. He is also a frequent technical/political-military contributor to THE SUBMARINE REVIEW Executive Summary…
This report is produced by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), a private, tax-exempt institution focusing on international public policy issues. Its research…
Today the U.S. Navy is dominant in undersea warfare. Its quiet submarines can operate with near-impunity throughout the world’s oceans and most littoral waters. Its…
Summary Even though the United States plans to reduce the number of warheads deployed on its long range missiles and bombers, consistent with the terms…
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