Marine Corps Gazette 1992: Vol 76 Index

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1992 Marine Corps Gazette Index
In this issue, as in every December issue for the past 13 years, we are publishing our annual index—a listing by subject and author of
the articles and book reviews published over the past year. We commend it to your special attention because so many Gazette articles
have lasting value and back issues are valuable research sources. We have put some thought into categorizing articles by subject, have
done considerable cross-indexing, have avoided “clever” titles throughout the year, and have frequently included references to related
material within the articles themselves—all in hopes that it will help you find the topics you are interested in and exploit the wealth of
material in your back issues.
Letters have not been included in the index. As a matter of editorial policy, letters commenting on articles almost always appear
THREE MONTHS AFTER the article was published. Although this delay is undesirable, it allows time for most of the readers to re-
spond and enables us to consolidate comments. This year we have included selected news items in an attempt to provide you with more
opportunities to review Gazette information.
Subject Index The Battle of Guadalcanal: A 50-Year
Retrospective, Armstrong 8:74
Editorial, Greenwood | by
ACQUISITION . . . From the Sea: A New Direction, O'Keefe, et al. 11:18
FY92 Defense Bill Agreed Upon, Staff If Not Tarawa, What?, Batcheller 11:24
MCRDAC Takes on New Name, New
A Matter of Style: Varying Approaches to the
Responsibilities, Staff Challenges of Amphibious War, Gatchel 11:54
New Acquisition Officer Corps Becomes Reality, Staff Marine Forces Afloat in SWA, 1990-1991, Brown 11:60
Marine Enhancement Program Picks Up Speed, Staff Composite Warfare and the Amphibians, Cyr, et al. 11:64
New Concepts and New Doctrine, Donovan The Composite Warfare/Amphibious Doctrine
Dilemma, Waldhauser 11:68
ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT Sealift: The Achilles’ Heel of our National
FY92 Defense Bill Agreed Upon, Staff Strategy, Hayes 11:71
Learning to Lead, Feril AFOE: More Than Just Supplies, Dykstra 11:81
The Board For Correction of Naval Records: An Amphibious Mines: Silent Enemy
Overiew, Gittins of the Landing Force, Blickensderfer 11:84
‘Making Simple Things Complex, Bevilacqua The Legacy and Lessons of Operation TorcH, Hoffman 12:60
The Tail Wagging the Dog, Drury Navy Realigns Surface Warfare, Staff 12:4
Essex Joins Pacific Fleet, Staff 12:5
Letters on TQL, Sullivan, et al.
HASC Chairman Proposes New Military ARTILLERY
Spending Plans, Staff
Fire and Ice: Marine Artillery in Cold Weather,
The Predeployment Screening Process—Is Rudder
It Viable?, Siverson Priorities in Fire Support, Starnes
Is TQL Working in the CH-53 Community?, Nielsen The Target Intelligence Process, Chandler
FY93 Defense Bill Agreed Upon, Staff Royal Ordnance Delivers LW155 for Testing, Staff
Delineating the Deep Battle, Medina
AIR DEFENSE The Artillery Raid Technique, Trainor
Artillery Reorganziation, Staff
Avenger to Enhance Marine Air Defense, Staff
GE wins LAV-AD Award, Staff The GPS Revolution, Turner
GE To Update AN/TPS-59 Radar, Staff True Fire Support Experts, Meyer
Ground-Based Air Defense: Will the MAD ANGLICO: Where Do We Go Now?, Loschiavo
To Be or Not to Be, Gudmundsson,
Battalion Concept Work?, Maddox and Goddard
Blue-on-Blue Engagements: An Air Defender’s Fire Mission! Say Again?, Schuster
Perspective, McNeill The Missing Link in Regimental Fire Support, Damm
Employing LAAD in the Offense, Davis The Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data
Let's Train Our SAAWCs, Jonas System, Dunn
Ground-Based Air Defense Update, Staff
ART INSERTS
AMPHIBIOUS OPERATIONS Special Insert: Gulf War Artists
Special Insert: 1859 Uniform Drawings
Who Will Rescue Amphibious Search and
Rescue?, Shelton
A Problem of Doctrine . . . and a Possible AVIATION
Solution, Schniedwind C-17A Transport Gains Marines’ Interest, Staff
Out With the Bath Water, Out With the Baby? Save Who Will Rescue Amphibious Search and Rescue,
All Four Battleships, Selle Shelton
The Amphibious Fleet of Tomorrow, McCartney A Problem of Doctrine . . . and a Possible
Gator Aid: A Solution to the Amphibious Lift Solution, Schniedwind
Problem, Fallon Corps Caught in Quandry Over Osprey Contract, Staff
Defining the Corps’ Strategic Concept, Hayden MAWTS and the CAX: (How) Do They
and Wilson Fit Together?, Reynolds
Updating the MEU ACE, Koehr Marking the Battlefield for Close Air Support, Usry 2:40
ACE Readiness Afloat: Can It Be Improved?, Cooper The ACE is Not a Maneuver Element—Yet!, Dixon
Deception: The Missing Tool, Parker Air as a Maneuver Element: An Idea Whose Time
More LCACs Delivered, Staff Has Come?, Hammes 2:64
LHD 3 Christened, Staff Aviation Deactivations and Restructuring
Rethinking the MAGTF, Moore Announced, Staff 3
Beyond Mahan: Naval Doctrine in the Post-Cold War C3I During the Air War in South Kuwait, Cronin 3:34
World, Anderson Avenger to Enhance Marine Air Defense, Staff Shy
The Case for Retaining the Amphibious MEB Command It's Time to Integrate Jamming Into Our Ground
Element, Shea Operations, Terry 3:62
Amphibious Warfare: A Roundtable Discussion, Kelly, Case Studies in the Development of Close
et al. Air Support, Hastings 3:84
The Legacy and Lessons of Operation The Future of Marine Close Air Support, Cronin 4:55
WATCHTOWER, Hoffman More F/A-18 Upgrades, Staff 5:4
Marine Corps Gazette x December 1992
1992 Marine Corps Gazette Index
In this issue, as in every December issue for the past 13 years, we are publishing our annual index—a listing by subject and author of
the articles and book reviews published over the past year. We commend it to your special attention because so many Gazette articles
have lasting value and back issues are valuable research sources. We have put some thought into categorizing articles by subject, have
done considerable cross-indexing, have avoided “clever” titles throughout the year, and have frequently included references to related
material within the articles themselves—all in hopes that it will help you find the topics you are interested in and exploit the wealth of
material in your back issues.
Letters have not been included in the index. As a matter of editorial policy, letters commenting on articles almost always appear
THREE MONTHS AFTER the article was published. Although this delay is undesirable, it allows time for most of the readers to re-
spond and enables us to consolidate comments. This year we have included selected news items in an attempt to provide you with more
opportunities to review Gazette information.
Subject Index The Battle of Guadalcanal: A 50-Year
Retrospective, Armstrong 8:74
Editorial, Greenwood | by
ACQUISITION . . . From the Sea: A New Direction, O'Keefe, et al. 11:18
FY92 Defense Bill Agreed Upon, Staff If Not Tarawa, What?, Batcheller 11:24
MCRDAC Takes on New Name, New
A Matter of Style: Varying Approaches to the
Responsibilities, Staff Challenges of Amphibious War, Gatchel 11:54
New Acquisition Officer Corps Becomes Reality, Staff Marine Forces Afloat in SWA, 1990-1991, Brown 11:60
Marine Enhancement Program Picks Up Speed, Staff Composite Warfare and the Amphibians, Cyr, et al. 11:64
New Concepts and New Doctrine, Donovan The Composite Warfare/Amphibious Doctrine
Dilemma, Waldhauser 11:68
ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT Sealift: The Achilles’ Heel of our National
FY92 Defense Bill Agreed Upon, Staff Strategy, Hayes 11:71
Learning to Lead, Feril AFOE: More Than Just Supplies, Dykstra 11:81
The Board For Correction of Naval Records: An Amphibious Mines: Silent Enemy
Overiew, Gittins of the Landing Force, Blickensderfer 11:84
‘Making Simple Things Complex, Bevilacqua The Legacy and Lessons of Operation TorcH, Hoffman 12:60
The Tail Wagging the Dog, Drury Navy Realigns Surface Warfare, Staff 12:4
Essex Joins Pacific Fleet, Staff 12:5
Letters on TQL, Sullivan, et al.
HASC Chairman Proposes New Military ARTILLERY
Spending Plans, Staff
Fire and Ice: Marine Artillery in Cold Weather,
The Predeployment Screening Process—Is Rudder
It Viable?, Siverson Priorities in Fire Support, Starnes
Is TQL Working in the CH-53 Community?, Nielsen The Target Intelligence Process, Chandler
FY93 Defense Bill Agreed Upon, Staff Royal Ordnance Delivers LW155 for Testing, Staff
Delineating the Deep Battle, Medina
AIR DEFENSE The Artillery Raid Technique, Trainor
Artillery Reorganziation, Staff
Avenger to Enhance Marine Air Defense, Staff
GE wins LAV-AD Award, Staff The GPS Revolution, Turner
GE To Update AN/TPS-59 Radar, Staff True Fire Support Experts, Meyer
Ground-Based Air Defense: Will the MAD ANGLICO: Where Do We Go Now?, Loschiavo
To Be or Not to Be, Gudmundsson,
Battalion Concept Work?, Maddox and Goddard
Blue-on-Blue Engagements: An Air Defender’s Fire Mission! Say Again?, Schuster
Perspective, McNeill The Missing Link in Regimental Fire Support, Damm
Employing LAAD in the Offense, Davis The Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data
Let's Train Our SAAWCs, Jonas System, Dunn
Ground-Based Air Defense Update, Staff
ART INSERTS
AMPHIBIOUS OPERATIONS Special Insert: Gulf War Artists
Special Insert: 1859 Uniform Drawings
Who Will Rescue Amphibious Search and
Rescue?, Shelton
A Problem of Doctrine . . . and a Possible AVIATION
Solution, Schniedwind C-17A Transport Gains Marines’ Interest, Staff
Out With the Bath Water, Out With the Baby? Save Who Will Rescue Amphibious Search and Rescue,
All Four Battleships, Selle Shelton
The Amphibious Fleet of Tomorrow, McCartney A Problem of Doctrine . . . and a Possible
Gator Aid: A Solution to the Amphibious Lift Solution, Schniedwind
Problem, Fallon Corps Caught in Quandry Over Osprey Contract, Staff
Defining the Corps’ Strategic Concept, Hayden MAWTS and the CAX: (How) Do They
and Wilson Fit Together?, Reynolds
Updating the MEU ACE, Koehr Marking the Battlefield for Close Air Support, Usry 2:40
ACE Readiness Afloat: Can It Be Improved?, Cooper The ACE is Not a Maneuver Element—Yet!, Dixon
Deception: The Missing Tool, Parker Air as a Maneuver Element: An Idea Whose Time
More LCACs Delivered, Staff Has Come?, Hammes 2:64
LHD 3 Christened, Staff Aviation Deactivations and Restructuring
Rethinking the MAGTF, Moore Announced, Staff 3
Beyond Mahan: Naval Doctrine in the Post-Cold War C3I During the Air War in South Kuwait, Cronin 3:34
World, Anderson Avenger to Enhance Marine Air Defense, Staff Shy
The Case for Retaining the Amphibious MEB Command It's Time to Integrate Jamming Into Our Ground
Element, Shea Operations, Terry 3:62
Amphibious Warfare: A Roundtable Discussion, Kelly, Case Studies in the Development of Close
et al. Air Support, Hastings 3:84
The Legacy and Lessons of Operation The Future of Marine Close Air Support, Cronin 4:55
WATCHTOWER, Hoffman More F/A-18 Upgrades, Staff 5:4
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Reflections on the Corps . . . Marine Tactical
COLD WEATHER TRAINING
Aviation, Mundy
Semper Frigidus, or What It Takes To
Aviation Posture Statement: FY92, Wills
Fight in the Arctic, Schroeder
Force Planning for the MACCS, Bozelli
Leadership On the Ice Shelf, Collins
An Effective MACCS, Jonas
The Greenlandics, Collins
Staffing the Tactical Air Command Center, Glover
Cold Weather Training—Nearly There, Milne
Marine Air Command and Control Made Easy, DeHart
Close Air Support as Fire Support, Turner A Cold Weather Training Cadre?, Smith
Fire and Ice: Marine Artillery in Cold Weather, Rudder
Air Officer: A View From the Ground Looking Up, Usry
Assessing the Osprey, Nicholson
COMBAT MEMOIRS
The Future of the UH-1, Jones
VMO WHO?, Gamboa and Culbert The Battle for OP-4: Start of the Ground War, Pollard
Around the World to the StoRM, Cummings
In Praise of Close Air Support, Barry
Around the World to the Storm, Cummings Friendly Fire: Where Is the Weak Link?, Jones
Integrating Regular and Reserve Aviation
Units for Combat, Williams COMBAT SERVICE SUPPORT
Updating the MEU ACE, Koehr Supply and Maintenance Discipline: A Gulf
Intelligence Requirements For Assault Support War Problem, Harris
Aviation, Morrison Camp Lejeune To Grow by 41,000 Acres, Staff
ACE Readiness Afloat: Can It Be Improved?, Cooper ACE Readiness Afloat: Can It Be Improved?, Cooper
Marine Corps Depot Maintenance: State-of-the-Art
SERE Deficiencies in the Wing, Bowden
or State of Confusion?, Szendel
The Origin of a U.S. Species: Entry of the AV-8A
Harrier into the Marine Corps, Fozard Truck Program Update, Staff
FastFACS in the KTO: The First Combat Test Marine Corps MilCon Programs: A Look Back, Neven
of the F/A-18D, Robertson FSSG Realignments, Staff
Osprey Facing Possible Challenge From Sikorsky, Staff
COMMAND AND CONTROL
Is TQL Working in the CH-53 Community?, Nielsen
Fitness Reporting and the Naval Aviator, Bowden The Command and Contro! Systems Course: An Education
DOD Offers New V-22 Postion, Staff in Command and Control, Cocks
The Bronco’s Last Battle, Trepa MAGTF Command Concept to Change, Staff
Osprey Crashes, Renews Funding Concerns C31 During the Air War in South Kuwait, Cronin
Countermeasures Contract Awarded, Staff It's Time To Integrate Jamming Into Our Ground
SCAT, Anderson and Snyder Operation, Terry
Disjointed or Joint Targeting?, Schmidt and Williams Force Planning for the MACCS, Bozelli
Corps Looking Toward Future F/A- 8s, Staff An Effective MACCS, Jonas
MAWTS-1 and WTI: A Ground Combat Staffing the Tactical Air Command Center, Glover
Perspective, Miller Marine Air Command and Control Made Easy, DeHart
Innovative Assault Support Aircrew Training, Exner Close Air Support as Fire Support, Turner
Urban CAS: Can We Do It?, Marek Who Fights the MAGTF?, Munson and Lyons
Maneuvering Blind, Brunn Editorial, Greenwood
V-22 Crash Investigation Complete, Staff Editorial, Greenwood
Tactical Aerial Reconnaissance in Decline, Timpe Composite Warfare and the Amphibians, Cyr, et al.
The Naval Aviation Observer: Another Option, Culbert The Composite Warfare/Amphibious Doctrine
Commentary on the Bronco’s Last Stand, McCollum, Dilemma, Waldhauser
etal.
The Future of Tactical Intelligence in the Corps, Colvard COMMEMORATIVE PAMPHLETS
An Interview With LtGen Duane A. Wills, O’Brien Opening Moves: Marines Gear Up For War, Kime
The Heliborne Company Raid, Thieme Infamous Day: Marines at Pearl Harbor 7 December
The AH-1W Super Cobra, Gibson 1941, Forde
East Coast VMFA(AW) Realignment Underway, Staff First Offensive: The Marine Campaign for
Navy-Marine Aviation—Together Again, Staff Guadalcanal, Robinson
Osprey Program Awarded, Staff
COMMENTARY ON THE CORPS
CIVIL DISTURBANCES A Philosophy of Leadership, Van Riper
Commandership: The Art of Command, Henderson
MissionL—aw and Order, Donovan 8:42 Looking at the Corps in the "New World Order, Dutil
Remarks of Gen Carl E. Mundy, Jr., Before Congress,
CHUUK ISLAND OPERATIONS (MICRONESIA)
Mundy
Humanitarian Missions Continue, Staff 7:3 Racial Conflict: A Resurfacing Threat, Gayl
Competency in the Corps, Hall
CLOTHING & UNIFORMS Smaller and Better in the 1990s, Boomer
It's More Than a Uniform Issue, Bruning If Not Tarawa, What?, Batcheller
Navy Blue Sweater Approved, Staff The Strength of the Corps, Croizat
The Soul of the Corps . . . , Rebenstorf, et al. Roles and Mission Fight is Endless, Hittle
Individual Combat Equipment: Does the Army Have
a Better Idea?, Starnes COMMUNICATIONS
Marines Design a “Better Way”, Pratt and Geissler ITT Tapped for SINCGARS Contract, Staff
Personal Field Equipment, Liston-Wakefield The Command and Control Systems Course, Cocks
A Marine Talks About His 782 Gear, Jones C31 During the Air War in South Kuwait, Cronin
Are We Really Light Infantry?, Vangeison
Better Gear, Lighter Loads, Vangeison COORDINATION OF SUPPORTING ARMS
Change: A Uniform Constant, Wilson (See also ARTILLERY, AVIATION)
The Great Skivvy Debacle and Other Thoughts, Robles Priorities in Fire Support, Starnes
The Tradition of Blue, Meyer Enhancements to the CAX in the 1990s,
Magic Blues, Loschiavo Livingston and McCarthy
Why Camouflage Camouflage?, Shelton MAWTS and the CAX: (How) Do They Fit
More Commentary on Attire, Cody, et al. Together?, Reynolds
The Old Corps: The Uniform Regulations of The Role of Reserves in Long-Duration
1859, Cureton CAXs and Force-On-Force Exercises, Hagood
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Development of aC AX Mobile Training Team, Murphy Do Marines Belong in USSOCom?, Rogish
Marking the Battlefield for Close Air Support, Usry CMC Approves MCCDC Reorganization, Staff
The Battle for OP-4: Start of the Ground War, Pollard Amphibious Warfare: A Roundtable Discussion,
The Future of Marine Close Air Support, Cronin Kelly, et al.
Force Planning for the MACCS, Bozelli Battle Assessment Reports Published, Staff
An Effective MACCS, Jonas Employing LAAD in the Offense, Davis
Staffing the Tactical Air Command Center, Glover Words and War: Confusion or MAGTF Doctrine?,
Marine Air Command and Control Made Easy, DeHart Watson
Close Air Support as Fire Support, Turner . . . From the Sea: A New Direction, O'Keefe, et al.
If Not Tarawa, What?, Batcheller
Air Officer: A View From the Ground Looking Up, Usry
VMO WHO?, Gamboa and Culbert Composite Warfare and the Amphibians, Cyr, et al.
In Praise of Close Air Support, Barry The Composite Warfare/Amphibious Doctrine
Adventures in Targeting, Dade Dilemma, Waldhauser
Navy Establishes Doctrine Command, Staff
Friendly Fire: Where is the Weak Link? Jones
A New Era in Training the Combined Arms Staff,
Freer, et al. DRUG WAR
Friendly Fire: Time For Action, Washabaugh The Military and the Drug War: What Can We
Stop Killing Each Other, Usry Do?, Hoffman 3:68
Battle Simulation—Army Style, Ballentine The Marine Corps’ Response to the War
MAWTS-1 and WTI: A Ground Combat on Drugs, Fitz-Simons 9:35
Perspective, Miller
Innovative Assault Support Aircrew Training, Exner EDUCATION & TRAINING (INDIVIDUAL)
Urban CAS: Can We Do It?, Marek (See also AVIATION, TRAINING, and RECRUIT TRAINING (UNIT))
True Fire Support Experts, Meyer Editorial, 1:2
ANGLICO: Where Do We Go Now?, Loschiavo Theory and the Foundation of Professionalism, Walter 1:50
To Be or Not to Be?, Gudmundsson The Military Society: A Novel Idea For
Fire Mission! Say Again?, Schuster Professional Military Education, Davis 2:22
The Missing Link in Regimental Fire Support, Damm The Command and Control Systems Course: An
The Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System, Education in Command and Control, Cocks 2:25
Dunn Editorial, Greenwood Bb
‘After All, an Officer's Principal Weapon Is His
DEFENSE POLICY Mind, Sukow 3:42
Naval Expeditionary Forces and Power NOFAD Program: Allowing for Advanced
Projection, Mundy Education, Meyer
FY92 Defense Bill Agreed Upon, Staff Editorial, Greenwood 4:2
The Army Plans Its Future, Moore Officer PME: A Beer Diet for Champagne Taste,
Looking at the Corps in the "New World Order’, Dutil Bergmeister 4:38
Integration of Sea Services Ordered, Staff Professional Reading for the Profession of
The New National Security Strategy, Hoffman Violence, Smith 4:42
DOD Looks at Post-Cold War Challenges, Staff Professional Reading at The Basic School: A First Step
The Military and the Drug War: What Can We on the Road to Military Understanding, Allen 4:46
Do?, Hoffman Classics for PME, del Valle
HASC Chairman Proposes New Military A Supplement to the Commandant's Reading List, Wehrle
Spending Pans, Staff PME Book Reviews, Fawcett
Department of the Navy 1992 Posture Statement, Battle Skills Training, Studt
Garrett, et al. Training Low-Density MOSs, Cote
Remarks of Gen Carl E. Mundy, Jr. Before Warrior Training Is Our Job, Ellis
Congress, Mundy FMFMs Now on Data Network, Staff
Editorial, Greenwood Improving the Tactical Decision Games, Henderson
Avoiding a ‘Hollow Military—Precedents and Military Society Takes Point in PME Battle, Staff
Prescriptions, Hoffman Education By Cable, Staff
Defining the Corps’ Strategic Concept, Hayden New University Launched, Staff
and Wilson Water Survival Training, Lanctot
Beyond Mahan: Naval Doctrine in the Post-Cold Flawed Flotation Techniques, Murphy
War World, Anderson Why We Read: In Defense of War in Literature, Palm
Patriot Games, Hoffman Video Teletraining: A Viable Option for the
Editorial, Greenwood Marine Corps, Wilson
FY93 Defense Bill Agreed Upon, Staff Civilian Faculty Expanded, Staff
. . . From the Sea; A New Direction, O'Keefe, et al. Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Specialist, Cocks
Reflections on Learning, Neven
DOCTRINE
ENGINEERING
The Army Plans Its Future, Moore
Priorities in Fire Support, Starnes Corps Acquires Combat Earthmover, Staff
The Target Intelligence Process, Chandler Marines Monitor Upgrade to M88 Recovery Vehicle,
Who Will Rescue Amphibious Search and Staff
Rescue?, Shelton
A Problem of Doctrine . . . and a Possible ESPRIT DE CORPS
Solution, Schniedwind A Tribute to the Corps, Garrett
Editorial, Greenwood A Message From the Commandant of the
Publications Update, Staff Marine Corps, Mundy
Joint Pub 1, Joint Warfare of the U.S. Armed Forces, The Few, The Proud—The Scroungers, Ashby
Herrly The Most Fearful Man in All the Corps, MacKenzie
Delineating the Deep Battle, Medina The Corpsman, Wright
Adventures in Targeting, Dade A Toast to the U.S. Marine Corps, Greenan
Beyond Mahan: Naval Doctrine in the Post-Cold
War World, Anderson FORCE STRUCTURE
New Concepts and New Doctrine, Donovan Marine Corps Security Forces: Provisional
New Masterplan Takes Shape, Staff Expeditionary Forces, Freitas 1:66
MAGTF(SOC): Time to Make It Happen, Lance SPMAGTF(CV)s, Decker 3:26
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Or SPMAGTF(MPFs), Morgan Second Guessing Desert One, Cross
Avoiding a ‘Hollow Military—Precedents Commentary on Desert One, Oliver, et al.
and Prescriptions, Hoffman Professional Reading for the Profession of
A Corps of Marines for the Future: Relevant, Violence, Smith
Ready, and Capable, Krulak A Short History of TDGs, Gudmundsson
Patriot Games, Hoffman Reflections on Today's Boot Camp, Sherman
Manpower Reductions in the 1990s, Campbell Commemorating the Corps’ Commanders on
Canvas, Kime
FMF STRUCTURE Classic Guerrilla Warfare Literature, Dotto
CMC Restates MAGTF Principles, Staff Avoiding a ‘Hollow Military—Precedents and
MIAIs in the Fleet, Staff Prescriptions, Hoffman
MAGTF Command Concept To Change, Staff The Origin of a US. Species: Entry of the AV-8A
Optempo: Adjusting to the Crunch, Staff Harrier into the Marine Corps, Fozard
SPMAGTF(CV)s, Decker For the Good of the Service . . . , Gillespie
Or SPMAGTF(MPF)s?, Morgan Laos: A Postscript, Saxon
FMFlant Flag to Relocate, Staff Lessons Learned From Operation EASTERN EXIT, Siegel
Department of the Navy 1992 Posture Statement, The Legacy and Lessons of Operation
Garrett, et. al. WATCHTOWER, Hoffman
Remarks of Gen Carl E. Mundy, Jr., Before The Battle of Guadalcanal: A 50-Year
Congress, Mundy Retrospective, Armstrong
WestPac Marines: Forward or Backward Depoyed, Meyer SCAT, Anderson and Snyder
MPF Squadron Landing Teams, Meyer The Legacy and Lessons of WWII Raids, Hoffman
Defining the Corps’ Strategic Concept, Hayden Task Force Guadalcanal—S0 Years Later, Tregaskis
and Wilson The Most Fearful Man in All the Corps, MacKenzie
Editorial, Greenwood A Matter of Style: Varying Approaches to the
A Corps of Marines for the Future: Relevant, Challenges of Amphibious War, Gatchel
Ready, and Capable, Krulak The Legacy and Lessons of Operation Torcn, Hoffman
Marine Detachments (Afloat): Broadening the
Duties, Tanzler INTELLIGENCE/RECONNAISSANCE
A Second Look at SLTs, Brown
The Target Intelligence Process, Chandler
Fixing Intelligence: It's Decision Time, Ingram Soviet Lessons Learned: Operation DESERT STORM,
MEB Headquarters Deactivated, Staff
Dilegge
New Masterplan Takes Shape, Staff
Intelligence Center Undergoes Changes, Staff
The Case for Retaining the Amphibious MEB
Intelligence is a Team Sport, Keller
Command Element, Shea
Intelligence: Fix It or Forget It, Peterson
Artillery Reorganization, Staff
Letters on Intelligence, Edson, et al.
Unit Deployment Status, Staff
All the Intelligence in the World Is Useless Without
Marines and Post-Industrial Warfare, Anderson the Means To Disseminate It, Leonhardt
Editorial, Greenwood
Intelligence: You Get What You Pay For, McTernan
Tank/TOW Reorganization, Staff
Marine Corps Small Craft Operations, Mckeral
Ground-Based Air Defense: Will the MAD
Reconnaissance Battalion: Eyes and Ears in the
Battalion Concept Work?, Maddox and Goddard
Desert, Kershaw
31st MEU Activated in WestPac, Staff
VMO Who?, Gamboa and Culbert
FSSG Realignments, Staff
Intelligence Requirements For Assault Support
An Interview With LtGen Duane A. Wills, O’Brien
Aviation, Morrison
East Coast VMFA(AW) Realignment Underway, Staff FastFACs in the KTO: First Combat Test of
SPMAGTF-CV Forming, Staff
the F/A-18D, Robertson
Analytical Intelligence Problem #1, Marx
FOREIGN MILITARY
Fixing Intelligence: It's Decision Time, Ingram
Soviet Lessons Learned: Operation DESERT STORM, Give Intelligence What It Needs, Williams
Dilegge Intelligence Reorganizers Should Be Careful, Hittle
The YAK-141 VTOL Fighter, Gieger The Bronco's Last Battle, Trepa
Tactical Intelligence: A Report From the Director, Jenkins
FOREIGN POLICY A Challenge of Command, Brunn
Looking at the Corps in the ‘New World Order’, Dutil Redefining the SRIG: Have We Lost Our
Editorial, Greenwood Focus?, Buikema
Old Wine in New (And Smaller) Bottles, Owens Consolidating Intelligence Assets and Creating
A Roadmap for the New World Order, Robinson a Combat-Arms S-2, Colvard
Intelligence Reorganizers Should Be Careful, Hittle Does The Marine Corps Do Tactical Intelligence?, Kish
Editorial, Greenwood The Marine Corps Adopts IPB, Cicere
Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield:
GUAM OPERATIONS Fact and Fantasy, Marx
Relief Efforts Conducted in Guam, Staff Skip-Echelon Reporting, Houston
The Dissemination Dilemma, Decker
HAITI OPERATIONS Maneuvering Blind, Brunn
Marine Commands Humanitarian JTF, Staff Tactical Aerial Reconnaissance in Decline, Timpe
Humanitarian JTF Continues to Provide Relief, Staff The Naval Aviation Observer: Another Option, Culbert
Humanitarian Mission Continue, Staff Commentary on the Bronco’s Last Stand, McCullum,
Haiti Update, Staff etal.
The Future of Tactical Intelligence, Colvard
HAWAII OPERATIONS
Hurricane Update, Staff JOINT OPERATIONS
Naval Expeditionary Forces and Power
HISTORY Projection, Mundy
Theory and the Foundation of Professionalism, Walter The Army Plans Its Future, Moore
Reconnaissance in Laos, Haffner Integration of Sea Services Ordered, Staff
Will the Next War Be Like the Last One, Bennett The New National Security Strategy, Hoffman
Surviving the Storm: Will We Learn the Right Editorial, Greenwood
Lessons From the Gulf War?, Armstrong Second Guessing Desert One, Cross
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Joint Pub 1, Joint Warfare of the US Armed Forces—An LOS ANGELES OPERATIONS
Introduction, Herrly Marines Deployed to Streets of L.A., Staff
JOPES Version 4.0: A Revolution in Real Another ‘911’ Call: SPMAGTF to Los Angeles, Bragg
Time, Vermillion Marines in Los Angeles, Dotto, et al.
Rethinking the MAGTF, Moore A Combined Action Program for Los Angeles?, Rossi
The Marine Corps and Joint Warfare, Linn
Beyond Mahan: Naval Doctrine in the Post-Cold
War World, Anderson LOW-INTENSITY CONFLICT
Joint Service Responses Tested in OCEAN Marine Regional Action Groups, Barr
VENTURE-92, Staff The Military and the Drug War: What Can We
MAGTF(SOC): Time to Make It Happen, Lance Do?, Hoffman
Do Marines Belong in USSOCom)?, Rogish Classic Guerrilla Warfare Literature, Dotto
Disjointed or Joint Targeting?, Schmidt and Williams Marines and Post-Industrial Warfare, Anderson
Words and War: Confusion or MAGTF Doctrine?, The Marine Corps’ Response to the War on Drugs,
Watson Fitz-Simons
Editorial, Greenwood
. . . From the Sea: A New Direction, O’Keefe, et al. MAGTF OPERATIONS
Navy Establishes Doctrine Command, Staff
(See also Chuuk Ops, Haiti Ops, Hawaii Ops,
Joint Problem Solving Center, Staff Los Angeles Ops, Miami Ops, and Somalia Ops)
Marine Commands Humanitarian JTF, Staff
LEADERSHIP & ETHICS
Naval Expeditionary Forces and Power
(See also AWARDS) Projection, Mundy
Editorial, Greenwood EPWs: A Lesson to Relearn, Studt
Leadership On The Ice Shelf, Collins Humanitarian JTF Continues to Provide Relief, Staff
A Philosophy of Leadership, Van Riper Optempo: Adjusting to the Crunch, Staff
Commandership: The Art of Command, Henderson SPMAGTF(CV)s, Decker
Learning to Lead: ACommon Sense Approach], Feril Or SPMAGTF(MPF)s?, Morgan
Seeking Excellence in Future Officers, DiGiovanni Department of the Navy 1992 Posture Statement,
How Should Commanders Handle Conscientious Garrett, et al.
Objectors?, Miller
Remarks of Gen Carl E. Mundy, Jr. Before
Conscientious Objectors and the Marine Corps: The Congress, Mundy
Case of Cpl X, Holland
MPF Squadron Landing Teams, Meyer
‘Making Simple Things Complex, Bevilacqua Marines Battle Mother Nature, Staff
The Tail Wagging the Dog, Drury Defining the Corps’ Strategic Concept, Hayden
Racial Conflict: A Resurfacing Threat?, Gay! and Wilson
Cotps Gets Tough on Sex Offenders, Staff Deception: The Missing Tool, Parker
Is TQL Working in the CH-53 Community?, Nielson Marines Deployed to Streets of L.A.
For the Good of the Service . . . , Gillespie Rethinking the MAGTF, Moore
‘Powerful Persuasion’, Sartor The Marine Corps and Joint Warfare, Linn
Trust: The Cornerstone of Leadership, Brown Who fights the MAGTF?, Munson and Lyons
Bucking the Tide, Sartor Delineating the Deep Battle, Medina
Competency in the Corps, Hall Adventures in Targeting, Dade
Recruit Training: Laying the Foundation, Symolon New Concepts and New Doctrine, Donovan
More on Recruit Training, Garidel, et al.
Marine Detachments (Afloat): Broadening the
Fallout From Tailhook Continues, Staff Duties, Tanzler
White Letter Update, Staff A Second Look at SLTs, Brown
A Marine Corps Code of Ethics, McGrane Lessons Learned From Operation EASTERN EXIT, Siegel
Is That Me in the Mirror?, Sartor Humanitarian Missions Continue, Staff
Ethics and the Moral Element of War, Sampson Another ‘911° Call: SPMAGTF to Los Angeles, Bragg
Protest or Suffer, Sartor MCAGCC Marines Shake, Rattle, But Continue To
The Way It Mostly Was (Fiction), O’Brien Roll, Staff
An Uncharacteristic Folly, Sartor Mission—Law and Order, Donovan
A Secret Weapon in DESERT STORM: The Marine Deception Is Not Forgotten, Wilson
NCO, Musca Combat G-1: New Perspectives From the
“You're Out of Line, Sergeant Major,” Sartor
Desert War, Holzbauer
Conflict in Combat (Fiction), O’Brien Marines Flex Muscles in Kuwait, Staff
Unit Deployment Status, Staff
LEGAL Marine Heads Somalia Relief Efforts, Staff
The Board For Correction of Naval Records: An Marines Provide Hurricane Relief, Staff
Overview, Gittins Relief Efforts Conducted in Guam, Staff
How Should Commanders Handle Conscientious Marines in Los Angeles, Dotto
Objectors?, Miller A Combined Action Program for Los Angeles?, Rossi
Conscientious Objectors and the Marine Corps: The Hurricane Update, Staff
Case of Cpl X, Holland 31st MEU Activated in WestPac, Staff
Mission—Law and Order, Donovan Exercise UFL in Korea, Staff
Taking the Lead in Military Justice, Hoffman Haiti Update, Staff
Military Law: Practical Tips on Search and
Seizure, Womack
The Use of Deadly Force, Bloom MANEUVER WARFARE
The ACE Is Not a Maneuver Element—Yet!, Dixon
LIGHT INFANTRY Air as a Maneuver Element: An Idea Whose Time
Individual Combat Equipment: Does the Army Have Has Come, Hammes
a Better Idea?, Starnes Deception: The Missing Tool, Parker
Marines Design a “Better Way”, Pratt and Geissler Delineating the Deep Battle, Medina
Personal Field Equipment, Liston-Wakefield Beyond Mahan: Naval Doctrine in the Post-Cold
A Marine Taiks About His 782 Gear, Jones War World, Anderson 6:38
Are We Really Light Infantry?, Vangeison Amphibious Warfare: A Roundtable Discussion,
Better Gear, Lighter Loads, Vangeison Kellyet,a l . 8:36
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MANPOWER MAWTS and the CAX: (How) Do They Fit
Augmentations Remain Consistent, Staff Together?, Reynolds
The Board For Correction of Naval Records: An The Role of Reserves in Long-Duration CAXs
Overview, Gittins and Force-On-Force Exercises, Ha
New Policy on Regular Commissions, Staff Development of a CAX Mobile Training Team, Murphy
Seeking Excellence in Future Officers, DiGiovanni Marking the Battlefield for Close Air Support, Usry
Command Screening, Mundy LAV Programs Move Along, Staff
The Case for DNA Identification, Knudson and Weedn A New Era in Training the Combined Arms Staff,
Racial Conflict: A Resurfacing Threat?, Gayl Freer, et al.
Warrant Officer Ranks Revised, Staff General Electric Wins LAV-AD Award, Staff
Panel to Deal With Female Warrior Question, Staff Army Awards AGS Contract to FMC, Staff
Exit Bonuses Offered, Staff Alliant Tech Awarded AT-4 Contract, Staff
A Corps of Marines for the Future: Relevant, LAV-25s, NOT Bisons!, Besch
Ready, Capable, Krulak Why Not AGS?, Hickey
What It Takes, Hopgood Tank/TOW Reorganization, Staff
The Predeployment Screening Process—Is It
Viable?, Siverson MEDICAL
Is TQL Working in the CH-53 Community?, Nielsen The Case for DNA Identification, Knudson and Weedn
A Smaller Corps Needs a Better Fitness Report, The Corpsman, Wright
Winicki
Who's the Best?, Meyer MIAMI OPERATIONS (FLORIDA)
The Truth Teller: Rating Officers Honestly, McGowan Marines Provide Hurricane Relief, Staff
Honesty, Integrity, and Guts: Proper Hurricane Update, Staff
Preparation Of Fitness Reports, McGowan
Command Screening With Teeth, Reynolds MILITARY THEORY
Changes to Fitness Report ‘No Show’ Policy, Staff Theory and the Foundation of Professionalism,
Fitness Reporting and the Naval Aviator, Bowden Walter
Make Reporting Officials Responsible, Turner Classic Guerrilla Warfare Literature, Dotto
Let's Allow SNCOs To Be Reporting Seniors, Curatola Deception: The Missing Tool, Parker
The Pros and Cons of Pros and Cons, Matthews Beyond Mahan: Naval Doctrine in the Post-Cold
Competency in the Corps, Hali War World, Anderson
TBS Expands Training For Women, Staff New Concepts and New Doctrine, Donovan
I Should Not Be a Lieutenant Colonel, Cancian Why Everyone Should Read Mao, Hammes
Combat G-1: New Perspectives From the Deception Is Not Forgotten, Wilson
Desert War, Holzbauer Marines and Post-Industrial Warfare, Anderson
Women in Combat: A View From The Top, Deegan
Women in Combat: A View From The Bottom, Messer NAVAL MATTERS
Smaller and Better in the 1990s, Boomer Who Will Rescue Amphibious Search and Rescue?,
Women in Combat—Equal Opportunity or Military Shelton
Effectiveness?, Owens A Problem of Doctrine . . . and a Possible Solution,
Women in Combat? A Marine Veteran Says, Simply, Schniedwind
No, Ripley SPMAGTF(CV)s, Decker
Tailhook: The Larger Issue, Lind Or SPMAGTF(MPF)s?, Morgan
More Commentary on Women in Combat, Duncan, et al. Out With the Bath Water, Out With the Baby?
Officer Retention, Bancroft Save All Four Battleships, Selle
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Specialist, Cocks Department of the Navy 1992 Posture Statement,
The Top Level School Selection Process, Patrow Garrett, et al.
Manpower Reductions in the 1990s, Campbell MPF Squadron Landing Teams, Meyer
Presidential Commission Recommends Against Combat The Amphibious Fleet of Tomorrow, McCartney
Roles for Women, Staff Gator Aid: A Solution to the Amphibious Lift
Problem, Fallon
MARINE CORPS ASSOCIATION Old Wine in New (And Smaller) Bottles, Owens
MCA News, Staff Defining the Corps’ Strategic Concept, Hayden
Chase Essay Contest, Staff and Wilson
MCA News, Staff Rethinking the MAGTF, Moore
MCA News, Staff Beyond Mahan: Naval Doctrine in the Post-Cold
Message from the President MCA, Dailey War World, Anderson
MCA Board of Governors 1992, Staff New Concepts and New Doctrine, Donovan
MCA News, Staff Marine Detachments (Afloat): Broadening the Duties,
Tanzler
MARITIME PRE-POSITIONING A Second Look at SLTs, Brown
(Sealift) The Case for Retaining the Amphibious MEB
MPF Interoperability Conference Held, Staff 2:8 Command Element, Shea
Or SPMAGTF(MPF)s?, Morgan 3:27 Amphibious Warfare: A Roundtable Discussion, Kelly,
MPF Squadron Landing Teams, Meyer 4:52 etal.
Defining the Corps’ Strategic Concept, Hayden . . . From the Sea: A New Direction, O'Keefe, et ai.
and Wilson 5:44 If Not Tarawa, What?, Batcheller
A Second Look at SLTs, Brown 6:46 A Matter of Style: Varying Approaches to
the Challenges of Amphibious War, Gatchel
Sealift: The Achilles’ Heel of our National
Strategy, Hayes 11:71 Marine Forces Afloat in SWA, 1990-1991, Brown
AFOE: More Than Just Supplies, Dykstra 11:81 Composite Warfare and the Amphibians, Cyr, et al.
The Composite Warfare/Amphibious Doctrine
MARKSMANSHIP Dilemma, Waldhauser
Battle Skills Training, Studt 4:75 Sealift: The Achilles’ Heel of our National
Strategy, Hayes
MECHANIZED/ANTIMECHANIZED OPERATIONS AFOE: More Than Just Supplies, Dykstra
Amphibious Mines: Silent Enemy of
MIA\Is in the Fleet, Staff 2:7
the Landing Force, Blickensderfer
Enhancements to the CAX in the 1990s, Navy Realigns Surface Warfare, Staff
Livingston and McCarthy 2:14
SPMAGTF-CV Forming, Staff
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Articulating the Corps, Staff
Essex Joins Pacific Fleet, Staff
Navy Establishes Doctrine Command, Staff A Corps of Marines for the Future: Relevant,
Ready, Capable, Krulak
PERSONAL AFFAIRS Beyond Mahan: Naval Doctrine in the Post-Cold
War World, Anderson
Not Just Antoher PCS Move, Mitchell
New Concepts and New Doctrine, Donovan
Letters on Leaving the Corps, Raines, et al.
Editorial, Greenwood
The Interim Transition, Johnson
Editorial, Greenwood
Education: A Second Career, Johnson
A New Benefit for Departing Members, Britt The Strength of the Corps, Croizat
Roles and Missions Fight is Endless, Hittle
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
SECURITY
Looking at the Corps in the ‘New World Order’, Dutil
DOD Adopts Rules for Combat Coverage, Staff Marine Corps Security Forces: Provisional
The Media Interview: Don’t Be Caught Expeditionary Forces, Freitas
EPWs: A Lesson to Relearn, Studt
Unprepared, Bushnell
The News Media—More Friend than Foe to
Military, Hague SOMALIA OPERATIONS
War Reporting: The Media and Military Agree Lessons Learned From Operation EASTERN ExIr, Siegel
(Almost), Kern andTaylor Marine Heads Somalia Relief Efforts, Staff
Media on the Battlefield: An Underestimated JTF Continues to Provide Relief, Staff
Weapon, Haddock
Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch, Oliver SOUTHWEST ASIA OPERATIONS
(DESERT SHIELD/STORM)
QUOTES TO PONDER Supply and Maintenance Discipline: A Gulf
On Change, Patterson War Problem, Harris
On Book Reviews, Rickover EPWs: A Lesson to Relearn, Studt
Life for the Guerrilla/Rebel, Bell Soviet Lessons Learned: Operation DESERT
Defeat on the Battlefield, Slim SToRM, Dilegge
The Future of Armed Conflict, van Creveld Marking the Battlefield for Close Air Support, Usry
On Excellence, Krulak Night Vision Goggles and DESERT STORM, Kane
A Commonsense Policy on Uniforms, Duncan Intelligence: Fix It or Forget It, Peterson
On Tactics, Jackson C31 During the Air War in South Kuwait, Cronin
Will the Next War Be Like the Last One?, Bennett
READINESS Surviving the Storm: Will We Learn the Right
ACE Readiness Afloat: Can It Be Improved, Cooper Lessons From the Gulf War?, Armstrong
Combat G-1: New Perspectives From the ‘Friendly Fire’ Casualties, Hackworth
Desert War, Holzbauer The Battle for OP-4: Start of the Ground War,
Sealift: The Achilles’ Heel of our National Pollard
Strategy, Hayes Case Studies in the Development of Close Air
AFOE: More Than Just Supplies, Dykstra Support, Hastings
Reconaissance Battalion: Eyes and Ears in
RECRUIT TRAINING the Desert, Kershaw
We Still Make ‘em Like We Used To, Lederer Gulf War Artists Continue Tradition, Chenoweth,
Reflections on Today's Boot Camp, Sherman et al.
.... ButAre They Better?, Hull In Praise of Close Air Support, Barry
Around the World to the StoRM, Cummings
Is the Marine Corps Still in the Business of Building
Men?, Cahill Integrating Regular and Reserve Aviation
Units for Combat, Williams
Recruit Training: Laying the Foundation, Symolon
More on Recruit Training, Garidel, et al. FastFACs in the KTO: First Combat Test of the
Screening Should Be a Major Factor, Brown F/A-18D, Robertson
Deception: The Missing Tool, Parker
RESERVES The Artillery Raid Technique, Trainor
Friendly Fire: Where Is the Missing Link?, Jones
The Role of Reserves in Long-Duration
Combat G-1: New Perspectives From the
CAXs and Force-On-Force Exercises, Hagood
Desert War, Holzbauer
Marine Regional Action Groups, An Idea Whose Time
Marines Flex Muscles in Kuwait, Staff
Has Come, Barr
Officer PME: A Beer Diet for Champagne Taste, Disjointed or Joint Targeting?, Schmidt and Williams
Battle Assessment Reports Published, Staff
Bergmeister War Reporting: The Media and Military Agree
Marine Corps Changes SMCR Organization, Staff
Integrating Regular and Reserve Aviation Units (Almost), Kern and Taylor
Media on the Battlefield: An Underestimated
for Combat, Williams
Weapon, Haddock
Patriot Games, Hoffman
Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch, Oliver
I Should Not Be a Lieutenant Colonel, Cancian
Marine Forces Afloat in SWA, 1990-1991, Brown
Officer Retention, Bancroft
Sealift: The Achilles’ Heel of our National
ROLES & MISSIONS Strategy, Hayes
AFOE: More Than Just Supplies, Dykstra
Naval Expeditionary Forces and Power
An Interview With LtGen Duane A. Wills, O’Brien
Projection, Mundy
A Secret Weapon in DESERT STORM: The Marine
The Army Plans Its Future, Moore NCO, Musca
Looking at the Corps in the ‘New World Order’, Dutil
Editorial, Greenwood
The New National Security Strategy, Hoffman SPECIAL OPERATIONS
The Military and the Drug War: What Can Special Operations Pistol Contract Out, Staff 1:6
We Do?, Hoffman SPMAGTF(CV)s, Decker 3:26
Case Studies in the Development of Close Air Or SPMAGTF(MPF)s?, Morgan 3:27
Support, Hastings Marine Corps Small Craft Operations: In Need of
The Future of Marine Close Air Support, Cronin a Fix, McKeral 3:75
Reflection on the Corps . . . Marine Tactical New Center Proposed at Quantico, Staff 6:5
Aviation, Mundy MAGTF(SOC): Time to Make It Happen, Lance 7:55
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Do Marines Belong in USSOCom?, Rogish
The Heliborne Company Raid, Thieme TRAINING (UNIT)
Semper Frigidus, or What It Takes To Fight
STAFF FUNCTIONING in the Arctic, Schroeder
Who Fights the MAGTF?, Munson and Lyons Leadership on The Ice Shelf, Collins
Warning Orders That Work, Vangeison The Greenlandics, Collins
A New Era in Training the Combined Arms Staff, Cold Weather Training—Nearly There, Milne
Freer, et al. A Cold Weather Training Cadre?, Smith
Combat G-1: New Perspectives From the Fire and Ice: Marine Artillery in Cold Weather, Rudder
Desert War, Holzbauer Enhancements to the CAX in the 1990s,
Disjointed or Joint Targeting?, Schmidt and Williams Livingston and McCarthy
Battle Simulation—Army Style, Ballentine MAWTS and the CAX: (How) Do They Fit
Together?, Reynolds
STRATEGY The Role of Reserves in Long-Duration
Naval Expeditionary Forces and Power CAXs and Force-On-Force Exercises, Hagood
Projection, Mundy Development of a CAX Mobile Training Team, Murphy
The Army Plans Its Future, Moore Corps Revises CAX Program, Staff
The New National Security Strategy, Hoffman Training the Untrainables, Moss
Defining the Corps’ Strategic Concept, Hayden Warrior Training is Our Job, Ellis
and Wilson We Still Make’ em Like We Used To, Lederer
Deception: The Missing Tool, Parker Reflections on Today's Boot Camp, Sherman
Marines and Post-Industrial Warfare, Anderson . . . . But Are They Better?, Hull
Is the Marine Corps Still in the Business of Building
TACTICS Men?, Cahill
SERE Deficiencies in the Wing, Bowden
Solutions to TDG #91-11, Schmitt, et al.
A New Era in Training the Combined Arms Staff,
TDG #92-1: “Rescue the Ambassador!,” Kusch
Solutions to TDG #92-12, Gudmundsson, et al. Freer, et al.
TDG #92-2: Ambushed En Route, Schwamberger TBS Expands Training For Women, Staff
‘Friendly Fire’ Casualties, Hackworth Editorial, Greenwood
The Battle for OP-4: Start of the Ground War, Pollard Battle Simulation— Army Style, Ballentine
Video Teletraining: A Viable Option for the
Solutions to TDG #92-1, Kusch, et al.
Marine Corps, Wilson
TDG #92-3: Defend the Airfield, Part I, Kusch
Modifying TacWar for the Lean Times Ahead, Bracken
Use The Right Tool!, Chappell
Let's Train Our SAAWCs, Jonas
Solutions to TDG #92-2, Schwamberger, et al.
MAWTS-1 and WTI: A Ground Combat
A Short History of TDGs, Gudmundsson
TDG #92-4: Dull Garrison Chronicles, Part II, Kusch Perspective, Miller
CAS as Fire Support, Turner Innovative Assault Support Aircrew Training, Exner
Solutions to TDG #92-3, Kusch, et al. Urban CAS: Can We Do It?, Marek
TDG #92-5: Dull Garrison Chronicles, Part III, Kusch
The Artillery Raid Technique, Trainor UNMANNED VEHICLES
Improving the Tactical Decision Games, Henderson The Case for a Close-Range UAV, Howard
Analytical Intelligence Problem #1, Marx The Pioneer UAV: Do We Need a Follow-On?, Pratt
McDonnell Douglas Sky Owl Falls Out of
Solutions to TDG #92-4, Kusch, et al.
Short-Range UAV Competition, Staff
TDG #92-6: Dull Garrison Chronicles, Part IV, Kusch
Answers to Analytical Intelligence Problem #1, Marx
Friendly Fire: Where Is the Weak Link?, Jones WEAPONS & EQUIPMENT
Warning Orders That Work, Vangeison SRAW Successfully Tested, Staff
Solutions to TDG #92-5, Kusch, et al. New Motorcycle Buy Underway, Staff
TDG #92-7: Dull Garrison Chronicles, Part V, Kusch ITT Tapped for SINCGARS Contract, Staff
Solutions to TDG #92-6, Kusch, et al. Special Operations Pistol Contract Out, Staff
TDG #92-8: Dull Garrison Chronicles, Part VI, Kusch C-17A Transport Gains Marines’ Interest, Staff
Solutions to TDG #92-7, Kusch, et al. Supply and Maintenance Discipline: A Gulf
TDG #92-9: Dull Garrison Chronicles Part VI War Problem, Harris
(cont.), Kusch Corps Caught in Quandary Over Osprey Contract, Staff
Employing LAAD in the Offense, Davis Royal Ordnance Delivers LW155 for Testing, Staff
Employing the Defense in Maneuver Warfare, Medina MIAIs in the Fleet, Staff
Solutions to TDG #92-8, Kusch, et al. Marking the Battlefield for Close Air Support, Usry
TDG #92-10: Battle of the Garagiola River, Night Vision Goggles and DESERT SToRM, Kane
Schmitt and Johnson Avenger to Enhance Marine Air Defense, Staff
Solutions to TDG #92-9, Kusch, et al. Enhanced .50 Cal Round to Enter Corps, Staff
TDG #92-11: “Welcome Back!”, Gudmundsson Out With the Bath Water, Out With the Baby? Save All
Solutions to TDG #92-10, Schmitt, et al. Four Battleships, Selle
TDG #92-12: Battle of the Garagiola River Marine Corps Small Craft Operations, McKeral
Revisited, Schmitt The Case for a Close-Range UAV, Howard
The Pioneer UAV: Do We Need a Follow-On?, Pratt
TECHNOLOGY LAV Programs Move Along, Staff
Soviet Lessons Learned: Operation DESERT Corps Acquires Combat Earthmover, Staff
STORM, Dilegge Assessing the Osprey, Nicholson
Night Vision Goggles and DESERT SToRM, Dane The Future of the UH-1, Jones
FMFMs Now on Data Network, Staff VMO Who?, Gamboa and Culbert
Editorial, Greenwood The YAK-141 VTOL Fighter, Gieger
Battle Simulation—Anrmy Style, Ballentine The Origin of a U.S. Species: Entry of the AV-8A
Video Teletraining: A Viable Option for the Harrier into the Marine Corps, Fozard
Marine Corps, Wilson FastFACs in the KTO: The First Combat Test
The Laser Threat, Fetzer of the F/A-18D, Robertson
The GPS Revolution, Turner Osprey Facing Possible Challenge From Sikorsky, Staff
More LCACs Delivered, Staff
TERRORISM LHD 3 Christened, Staff
Will We End the Era of Terrorism?, Chase Marines Monitor Upgrade to M88 Recovery Vehicle, Staff
A Roadmap for the New World Order, Robinson Truck Program Update, Staff
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DOD Offers New V-22 Postion, Staff Brown, Ronald J., Marine Forces Afloat in SWA, 1990-91
General Eiectric Wins LAV-AD Award, Staff Bruning, Terry L., It's More Than A Uniform Issue
Army Awards AGS Contract to FMC, Staff Brunn, Bruce E., A Challenge of Command
Alliant Tech Awarded AT-4 Contract, Staff ———Maneuvering Blind
McDonnell Douglas Sky Owl Falls Out Buikema, Ronald J., Redefining the SRIG: Have We
of Short-Range UAV Competition, Staff Lost Our Focus?
Individual Combat Equipment: Does the Army Bushnell, William D., The Media Interview: Don't
Have a Better Idea?, Starnes Be Caught Unprepared
Marines Design a “Better Way”, Pratt and Geissler —--—BR
Personal Field Equipment, Liston-Wakefield
A Marine Talks About His 782 Gear, Jones Cahill, Jack, Is the Marine Corps Still in the Business
Are We Really Light Infantry?, Vangeison of Building Men?
Better Gear, Lighter Loads, Vangeison Campbell, C. William, Manpower Reduction in the 1990s
LAV-25s, NOT Bisons!, Besch Cancian, Mark F., I Should Not Be a Lieutenant Colonel
Why Not AGS?, Hickey Cash, Steven J., BR
Deception Is Not Forgotten, Wilson Chandler, Mark S., The Target Intelligence Process
The Bronco’s Last Battle, Trepa Chappell, Don, Use the Right Tool! Solution to TDG #92-1
Osprey Crashes, Renews Funding Concerns, Charles, Johnny F., BR
GE To Update AN/TPS-59 Radar, Staff Chase, Eric L., Will We End the Era of Terrorism?
Countermeasures Contract Awarded, Staff ———BR
Corps Looking Toward Future F/A-18s, Staff ———BR
Blue-on-Blue Engagements: An Air Defender’s Cicere, Michael A., The Marine Corps Adopts IPB
Perspective, McNeill Clark, George B., BR
V-22 Crash Investigation Complete, Staff Cocks, Allen A., The Command and Control Systems
Tactical Aerial Reconnaissance in Decline, Timpe Course: An Education in Command and Control
Commentary on the Bronco's Last Stand, McCollum, et al. ———Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Specialist
The Future of Tactical Intelligence in the Corps, Colvard Coffin, Charles F., BR
Osprey Program Awarded Development Contract, Staff ———BR
Collins, Joseph F., The Greenlandics
WOMEN IN COMBAT ———Leadership on the Ice Shelf
(See MANPOWER) ———BR
Colvard, Charles E., Consolidating Intelligence Assets and
Author Index Creating a Combat-Arms S-2
———The Future of Tactical Intelligence in the Corps
Allen, John R., Professional Reading at the Basic School: Cooper, William J., ACE Readiness Afloat: Can
A First Step on the Road to Military Understanding It Be Improved?
Anderson, Gary W., Beyond Mahan: Naval Doctrine in the Cote, Rene L., Training Low-Density MOSs
Post-Cold War World Croizat, Victor J., The Strength of the Corps
———AMarines and Post-Industrial Warfare Cronin, William R., C31 During the Air War in South Kuwait
Anderson, Norman J. and William K. Snyder, SCAT ———The Future of Marine Close Air Support
Armstrong, Charles L., Surviving the Storm: Will We Cross, Michael J., Second Guessing Desert One
Learn the Right Lessons From the Gulf War? Culbert, Daniel E. and John D. Gamboa, VMO Who?
Armstrong, Peter F.C., The Battle of Guadalcanal: A 50 Culbert, Daniel E., The Naval Aviation Observer:
Year Perspective Another Option
Arnold, Roy A., BR Cummings, W. Beaman Jr., Around the World to the STORM
Ashby, Lynn, The Few, The Proud—The Scroungers Curatola, John M., Let’s Allow SNCOs to be Reporting
Aspbury, James T. Jr., Solution to TDG #92-3 Seniors
——-—Solution to TDG #92-7 Cureton, Charles H., The Old Corps: The Uniform
Regulations of 1859
Ballentine, David A., Battle Simulation—Army Style Cusack, John R., BR
Bancroft, Bruce K., Officer Retention Cyr, Brian P., et al., Composite Warfare & the Amphibians
Barr, Edward G., Marine Regional Action Groups, An
Idea Whose Time Has Come Dade, Stephen W., Adventures in Targeting
Damm, David C. and David R. Neinz, LA Riots
Barry, Richard M., In Praise of Close Air Support
Bartlett, Merrill L., BR Damm, David C., The Missing Link in Regimental
Fire Support
Batcheller, Gordon D., BR
Davis, Dale R., Employing LAAD in the Offense
——-—If Not Tarawa, What?
Davis, James R., The Military Society: A Novel Idea
Bennett, Drew A., Will the Next War Be Like the Last One?
for Professional Military Education
Bergeron, Kathleen, BR
Dearth, Rodney L., Commentary on TDG #91-11
Bergmeister, Francis X., Officer PME: A Beer Diet
for Champagne Taste Decker, Michael H., SPMAGTF(CV)s
———The Dissemination Dilemma
Besch, Edwin W., LAV-25s, Not Bisons
Bevilacqua, Allan C., ‘Making Simple Things Complex’ Deegan, Gene A., Women in Combat: A View From the Top
DeGuzman, Enrico G., Solution to TDG #92-1
Blickensderfer, Thomas L., Amphibious Mines: Silent
Enemy of the Landing Force DeHart, J. Peyton, Marine Air Command and
Control Made Easy
Bloom, Lee W., The Use of Deadly Force
Delaney, Timothy G., BR
Boomer, Walter E., Smaller and Better in the 1990s
DeLayen, Jean Louis, Solution to TDG #91-11
Bowden R. L. III, Fitness Reporting and the Naval Aviator
del Valle, Luis G., Classics for PME 4:48
Bowden, Robert L., SERE Deficiencies in the Wing
DiGiovanni, Clete Jr., Seeking Excellence in Future Officers
Bozelli, Robert J., Force Planning for the MACCS
Bracken, Stuart W., Modifying TacWar for the Dilegge, David P., Soviet Lessons Learned:
Operation DESERT STORM 2:38
Lean Times Ahead
Dixon, William H. Jr., The ACE Is Not a
Bragg, Matthew P., Another “911° Call: SPMAGTF to
Maneuver Element—Yet! 2:58
Los Angeles
Donovan, James A., New Concepts and New Doctrine 6:42
Britt, James E. Jr., A New Benefit for Departing Members
Brockish, Robert F., BR ———NMission—Law and Order 8:42
Brooks, David C., BR Dorzweiler, Michael D., Solution to TDG #91-11 1:63
Dotto, Peter A., Classic Guerrilla Warfare Literature 4:99
Brown, David B., A Second Look at SLTs
———AMarines in Los Angeles 10:54
Brown, Gary E., Trust: The Cornerstone of Leadership
Brown, Harry E. II, Screening Should Be a Major Factor Draude, Thomas V., BR 10:83
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