VOLUME 47, NUMBER 7, JULY 2004
FEATURES
MILITARY
IS TOP-RATED INSTITUTION, BUT EDUCATION STILL VITAL
BY SHEILA M. MCNEILL
NAVY
CRACKING GLASS WALL BETWEEN RESERVE, ACTIVE FORCES
BY richard r. burgess
SPECIAL REPORT: PRECISION STRIKE
PENTAGON
TAKES MAJOR STEP TOWARD BATTLESPACE SYSTEM HARMONIZATION
by richard c. barnard
GHOSTS
IN THE MACHINE: THE HUMAN LINK IN PRECISION STRIKE ‘KILL CHAIN’
by hunter c. keeter
PRECISION
STRIKE WEAPON ADVANCES CREATE MYTHOLOGY OF INFALLIBILITY
BY hunter c. keeter
OTO MELARA MUNITION
GIVES NAVAL GUNS LOW-TECH, ‘NONLETHAL’ PRECISION
BY richard r. burgess
LRLAP
WILL BOOST FIRE-SUPPORT RANGE
BY patricia kime
SMALL
BOMB COULD VASTLY INCREASE STRIKE CAPABILITY OF U.S. AIRCRAFT
BY patricia kime
INTERVIEW:
REAR ADM. (SELECT) JOSEPH F. KILKENNY, DIRECTOR, AVIATION PLANS AND
REQUIREMENTS
BY richard r. burgess
NAVY
OPTS FOR SPEED, INNOVATION IN LCS DESIGN WINNERS
BY david r. munns and hunter c. keeter
MILITARY
SEALIFT COMMAND MAINTAINS AN ACCELERATED PACE
BY
frank randall
SSGN
CONVERSION WILL BOOST OFFENSIVE POWER OF THE FLEET
BY brian
j. wegner
'SILENT
HAMMER' WILL TEST SSGN AS CLANDESTINE SEA BASE
BY
stephen e. johnson
IN
MY OWN WORDS
BY tony curtis
DEPARTMENTS
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
EDITOR’S NOTE
LETTERS
WASHINGTON REPORT AND INTERCEPTS
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
FOUNDATION UPDATE
THE
INDUSTRIAL BASE
SEA
POWER INTERNATIONAL
SHIP’S
LIBRARY
NAVY LEAGUE NEWS
COUNCIL DIGEST
COMING UP IN SEA POWER
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