Sea Power

View more issues:

Articles in Aug 1999 issue of Sea Power

• Limited AAW capability for Franco-Italian "Eurofrigate"
• USMC welcomes first prototype of general dynamics AAAV
  by Burgess, Richard R
• Foch Adriatic problems cast long shadow
• Editor's notes
• Coast Guard says U.S. ports will stay open for Y2K
• Singapore selects names for two latest SSKs
• Bell Boeing begins modifications for CV-22B
• USCG honors author Alex Haley in commissioning of latest cutter
  by Burgess, Richard R
• Spain in line to win Norwegian frigate order
• A royal welcome in U.K. for visiting U.S. Sea Cadets
  by Reynolds, Jean B
• "Putting it on the line"
  by Peterson, Gordon I
• Navy deactivates two more patrol, reconnaissance units
• Lockheed Martin delivers new USW system to Navy
• A historic and prayerful day
  by Brill, Arthur P Jr
• Textron receives order for coast guard MLBs
• America's "sleeper" crisis?
  by Truver, Scott C
• Our most demanding task
  by Fisher, John R
• Marinette Marine launches new coastal buoy tender
• Consortia submit bids on Royal Navy CV
• S-3B SLAP to test prototype SLEP kit
• "The Incredible Alaskan Overland Rescue"
  by Winkler, David F
• Spotlight on industry: Bollinger Shipyards Inc.
  by Peterson, Gordon I
• Raytheon to rebuild Tomahawks to block III
• Past, present, & future
  by Price, Jennifer M
• Royal Danish Navy spared in five-year defense plan
• Cohen, Shelton praise Kosovo air campaign; DOD to review results of Operation Allied Force
  by Peterson, Gordon I
• Moving into the next century
  by Blazar, Ernest
• Timeline of treachery
  by Prina, L Edgar
• U.S. Coast Guard "on station", The
  by Peterson, Gordon I
• Hope and promise, risks and uncertainties
  by Kreisher, Otto
• Raytheon AIM-9X destroys target in fourth test shot