FROM THE EDITOR A purpose of the SUBMARINE REVIEW is to further the art of submarining. But should we be talking about a “skill” for…
SUBMARINES OF THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE NAVY By Dorr Carpenter and Norman Polmar Naval Institute Press This Is one of those delightful books which reviewers only…
The TRIDENT Program With this report, the Submarine League’s Government Affairs Committee begins a series of overviews of specific major submarine development programs. This article…
The Washington Post of April 22 reports that the President has decided (but still subject to the opinions or our allies), to begin dismantling two…
IN YINO VERITAS June 22nd, 1963, was a day such that the Navy is unlikely ever to see again. In 1963 the Polaris program was…
Captain LeMarchand’s “Under Ice Operations” in the October, 1985 SUBMARINE REVIEW was rocussed on the problems of warfare under the Arctic polar ice cap. In…
“Major command” is a term that as a young midshipman conjured up thoughts of battleships, cruisers and carriers as a stepping-stone to Flag. Those thoughts…
“Strategic ASW” as presently used implies anti-submarine warfare against strategic submarines — i.e. ballistic missile submarines, both nuclear (SSBNs) and conventional (SSBs). If, however, the…
USB OF BRAIN WAVES FOR SELECTING SONAR OPERATIONS The job of the submarine sonar operator is one of the most demanding of all activities on…
The April, 1986 issue of the SUBMARINE REVIEW carried an important article “The Submarine Tanker.” The article sets the stage for what, hopefully, will be…
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