Naval War College Review
Volume 37, Number 3 (1984) May-June
Three 1,000 pound Argentine bombs crash into the port aide of the British destroyer Coventry an 25 May 1982 during the war In the South Atlantic, The ship did not survive, but most of her people did.
Full Issue
May-June 1984 Full Review
The U.S Naval War College
President's Forum
President's Notes
James E. Service
Articles
The CIA and National Security
Stansfield Turner
Falklands Operations: 1-"Super Etendard" Naval Aircraft Operations during the Malvina, War
Jorge Luis Colombo
Falklands Operations 2- Fighting by the Rules
Christopher Craig
Guarding the First Amendment-for and from the Press
Wayne P. Hughes Jr.
Television and the Vietnam War
Michael C. Mitchell
Weapans Development, War Planning and Policy
J.E. Talbott
Book Reviews
Book Reviews
The U.S Naval War College
U.S. Naval Weapons: Every Gun, Missile, Mine and Torpedo Used by the U.S. Navy from 1883 to the Present Day
William D. O'Neil
The Evolution of Nuclear Strategy
Paul R. Schratz
Military Leadership
Francis G. Satterthwaite
The Pentagon Reporters
James Wentz
Soviet Policy and Practice toward Third World Conflicts
James Stavridis
Nuclear Peril
Donald M. Kerr
The Falkland Islands Dispute in International Law and Politics: A Documentary Sourcebook.
Jon L. Jacobson
Keepers of the Sea
D.G. Clark
United Stales Navy Destroyers of World War II
Richard F. Cross
The Old Navy: Rear Admiral Daniel P Mannix III
John S. Peterson
Sunk! How Battleship were Lost
Michael B. Edwards
Louis L. Snyder's Historical Guide to World War II
James Stavridis
Search and Rescue in Southeast Asia
Peter M. Dunn
Prelude to Pearl Harbor: War in China, 1937-41
Alvin D. Cook
The Story of Anzac
Steven Ross
Nelson's Blood: The Story of Naval Rum
George W. Baer
Biographical Dictionary of World War I
David F. Trask
George S. Brown, General US Air Force
David R. Mets
The Naval Officer's Guide
James Stavridis
Additional Writings
In My View
Raymond J. Schneider
On Reorganizing the Pentagon
S.A Swarztrauber
Credit
Official Royal Navy photograph