The Submarine Review

RICKOVER AND THE NUCLEAR NAVY (The Discipline of Technology) by Francis Duncan Naval Institute Press, Annapolis, MD 374 pages ISBN: 0-87021-236-2 Reviewed by CAPT WUJiam…

The Washington Post of Februaty 13 describes a Pentagon classified planning document, The Defense Planning Guidance, which “represents a basic set of policy principles to…

A NAVAL CONFERENCE ON THE HORIZON? The Soviets, by relaxing their political control of the Warsaw Pact countries and Republics within the Soviet Union have…

[This digested article by Edward J. Walsh is reprinted by special permuszon from the Armed Forces JOURNAL International/February 1990.) The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency…

MAKE A COMMITMENT (An editorilll in the New Wndon Day of 11 Feb. 1990] The Navy says it has done enough. The Navy is wrong.…

The introduction of aircraft and submarines with unique weapons and sensor technologies into the fields of war in the early 1900’s changed regional land and…

[This description of the PAPA SSGN is extracted from Submarines of the Russian and Soviet Navies; 1718 to 1990. by Norman Polmar and LJ.Comdr. Jurrien…

In the October 1989 Submarine Review article on “TRRDENTS,” Dr. Jon Boyes and Captain William Rube note that a U.S.-Soviet START agreement, as currently envisioned,…

Glasnost is providing Soviet and Western readers with interesting glimpses inside the Soviet Navy. Captain H. J. Manthorpe provided a fascinating review of Soviet coverage…

[Ed. Note: This article was the winning essay in a recent NSL sponsored essay contest held at the U. S. Naval Academy.] The ongoing battle…