Naval War College Review
Volume 32, Number 5 (1979) July-August
Naval War College Museum (Founder's Hall).
Full Issue
July-August 1979 Full Issue
The U.S. Naval War College
President's Forum
President's Notes: Taking Stock
J. B. Stockdale
Articles
Public Opinion and Soviet Foreign Policy: Competing Belief Systems in the Policy-Making Process
James N. Rosenau and Ole R. Holsti
U.S. Naval Forces and the Northern Flank of NATO
F.J. (Bing) West Jr.
Soviet Strategy and NATO's Northern Flank
William K. Sullivan
Exploiting American Vulnerabilities
James A. Nathan
The Economic and Political Restraints on Force Planning
George Brown and Lawrence Korb
The Best Ambassador: Rear Admiral Cotton and the Cruise of the European Squadron, 1903
William J. Hourihan
Sino-Soviet Competition in the Yemens
Charles T. Creekman Jr.
Set & Drift: Department of Defense Operations During the Cuban Crisis
Adam Yarmolinsky and Dan Caldwell
Set & Drift: Strategic and Economic Effects of the U.S.-China Rapprochement on the Philippines
Jesus L. Regala
Book Reviews
Soviet Strategy for Nuclear War
Renita Fry, Joseph D. Douglass Jr., and Amoretta Haeber
Elusive Victory: The Arab-Israeli Wars 1947-1974
Michael S. Lancaster and Trevor N. Dupuy
On to Berlin: Battles of an Airborne Commander 1943-1946
Fred T. Fagan Jr. and James M. Gavin
Russian-American Relations in World War I
J. P. Morse and Benson L. Grayson
U-Boats Offshore
Steven E. Cady and Edwin P. Hoyt
American Diplomacy: An Analysis of the Azerbaijan Crisis, 1945-1946
Shirin Tahir-Kheli and Robert G. Irani
The All-Volunteer Force and American Society
J. Eric Fredland and John B. Keeley
The Origins of the Cold War in Asia
Michael Vlahos, Yonosuke Nagai, and Akira lriye
International Communist Affairs1979
Joseph E. Thach Jr. and Richard F. Staar
The Military In American Society
Kenneth F. Ripple and Donald N. Zillman
Additional Writing
Recent Books
W. R. Pettyjohn
