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The official publication of the
Navy League of the United States
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Page One - Jones Succeeds
Krulak as Marine Commandant
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ARTHUR P. BRILL, JR. |
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Navy League President's Message
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JOHN R. FISHER |
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Interview with Secretary
of Transportation Rodney E. Slater--his views on today's Coast Guard and
the need for a "long-term investment commitment" to meet the
service's "deepwater needs" in the future. |
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Washington
Report
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GORDON I. PETERSON |
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Sea
Services
By RICHARD
R. BURGESS |
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Industrial
Base
By RICHARD
R. BURGESS |
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Coast Guard's
"2020" vision statement sees new challenges and increased
commitments--which it must meet with still-constrained resources.
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OTTO KREISHER |
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Teamwork is the key to
"operational and support excellence" of Coast Guard Group St.
Petersburg.
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GORDON I. PETERSON |
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USCG's Deepwater program
is designed to ensure that the Coast Guard will remain Semper Paratus well
into the 21st century.
By
ERNEST BLAZAR |
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The U.S. Marine
Transportation System of the future will be the "most technologically
advanced, safe, secure . . .and environmentally responsible" such
system in the world.
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SCOTT C. TRUVER |
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The U.S. Coast Guard
Academy prepares Cadets for a future of greater complexity and an
increased international presence for the multi-mission service.
By
JENNIFER M. PRICE |
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