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Naval War College Review

Volume L, Number 4, Sequence 360
Autumn 1997

President's Notes

Articles

Planning for Tomorrow's Conflicts: A Recipe for Success: General Richard I. Neal, U.S. Marine Corps
The Navy RMA War Game Series: April 1995-November 1996: Captain Edward A. Smith, U.S. Navy
Logistical Implications of Operational Maneuver from the Sea: Lieutenant Mark W. Beddoes, U.S. Navy
Host Nation Support, Responsibility Sharing, and Alternative Approaches to U.S. Bases in Japan: Paul S. Giarra
Soccer Fields and Submarines in Cuba: The Politics of Problem Definition: Patrick J. Haney
Surviving the Peace: The Advent of American Naval Oceanography, 1914-1923: Gary E. Weir
Today's Officer Corps: A Repository of Virtue in an Anarchic World?: Joel H. Rosenthal

In My View

Letters to the Editor

Set and Drift

In Retrospect: The Employment of Antiship Missiles: Lieutenant Commander Asen Kojukharov, Bulgarian Navy
A Case for Maneuverability: Rear Admiral Yedidia "Didi" Ya'ari, Israel Navy

Book Reviews

(First 5 of 20 reviews, in order as printed)

War and Existence: A Philosophic Inquiry,: by Michael Gelven, reviewed by John D. Becker
The Next War,: by Caspar Weinberger and Peter Schweizer, reviewed by Robin K. Myers
Uncivil War: International Security and the New Internal Conflicts,: by Donald M. Snow, reviewed by Dominic J. Caraccilo
Ocean Governance: Strategies and Approaches for the 21st Century,: edited by Thomas A. Mensah, reviewed by James W. Crawford
Deterrence in the Second Nuclear Age,: by Keith B. Payne, reviewed by Jack A. Gottschalk

Our Cover: Autumn 1997

"The BAR Man"--a Marine in the first wave of the 19 February 1945 assault on Iwo Jima fires his Browning automatic rifle in a cover painting (and on the reverse of the print edition, a pen-and-ink sketch) by Colonel Charles Waterhouse, U.S. Marine Corps Reserve, Retired. Colonel Waterhouse was a rifleman in the Pacific War, and from 1972 to 1992 he was the Corps' artist in residence; in the print edition, see a notice of his Marines and Others, which collects his work about Marines and his other favorite subjects. (Painting and sketch reproduced by the kind permission of the artist.)