Naval War College Review
Volume 23, Number 1 (1970) January
Oil portrait painted by Charles Hopkinson. Presented to the Naval War College by friends and associates of Admiral Pringle who served as President, Naval War College from 1927-1930.
Full Issue
January 1970 Full Issue
The U.S. Naval War College
President's Forum
President's Notes: Challenge!
R. G. Colbert
Articles
The United States—Japan Alliance
James M. Elster
The Influence of History Upon Seapower
Gene Wolfe
The Role of the Tracked Amphibian in Modern Amphibious Warfare
Robert C. Caldwell
Constraints of the Negro Civil Rights Movement on American Military Effectiveness: A Survey
George L. Jackson
Book Reviews
Professional Reading
E. E. Hanson and Malcolm W. Cagle
Foreign Policy and International Law
J. E. Wessel and Charles G. Fenwick
The Conflict of Generations
E. H. Steentofte and Lewis S. Feuer
American Foreign Policy
J. N. Laccetti and Henry A. Kissinger
The French Navy
D. G. White and Henri Le Masson
Selective Service: Conflict and Compromise
R. P. Hanson and Harry A. Marmion
Maximum Feasible Misunderstanding
S. L. Ritchie and Daniel P. Moynihan
This is Communist China
G. L. Summers and Robert Trumbull
Additional Writings
Vice Admiral Joel Roberts Poinsett Pringle, U.S. Navy
Thomas C. Dutton
Recent Distinguished Speakers
Thomas C. Dutton
