Is the technological revolution at sea here/who is going to pay for it?

Article Abstract:

If not for the US Navy technology investments such as stealth technologies and the Zumwalt destroyer, very little other new naval advancement is underway elsewhere, despite the opportunities for modernization worldwide.

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"More substance than shadow" - observations about the future U.S. Navy

Article Abstract:

Budget pressures threaten the ability of the Navy to keep abreast of the speed of technology. The presidential election provides an opportunity for sea power advocates to renew the fight for naval superiority.

Column

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On the passing away of a special colleague, Jim George

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Naval Forces writer Jim George followed a distinguished naval career with a second career as a respected military analyst. His long battle with cancer and disability inspired all his colleagues.

Obituary, Appreciation, Cancer patients, Journalists, George, Jim

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