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INDEX OF VOLUME 58 Articles and Essays AUTHOR Ban!aoi, Rommel C. Maritime Terrorism Hardesty, David C. Space-Based Weapons: in Southeast Asia: The Abu Sayyaf Threat. Long-Term Strategic Implications and Altet Autumn 2005:63-—-80 natives. Spring 2005:45-68 Barnett, Roger W. Technology and Naval Harkavy, Robert E. Thinking about Basing. Blockade: Past Impact and Future Prospects. Summer 2005:13—42 Summer 2005:87--98 Holmes, James. Why Doesn’t America Have Benedict, john R. The Unraveling and Revital- a Nelson? Does It Need One? Autumn ization of U.S. Navy Antisubmarine Warfare. 2005:15—24 Spring 2005:93-120 Holmes, James R., and Toshi Yoshihara. Bitzinger, Richard A. Come the Revolution: Taiwan: Melos or Pylos? Summer 2005:43-61 Transforming the Asia-Pacific’s Militaries. Hooper, Craig, and Arthur M. Smith. The Autumn 2005:39-60 Mosquito Can Be More Dangerous than the Bradford, John F. The Growing Prospects for Mortar Round: The Obligations of Com- Maritime Security Cooperation in Southeast mand. Winter 2005:77-87 Asia. Summer 2005:63—86 Koda, Yoji. The Russo-Japanese War: Pri- Bratton, Patrick C. When Is Coercion Suc- mary Causes of Japanese Success. Spring cessful? And Why Can’t We Agree on It? 2005:11—44 Summer 2005:99-120 Levy, James P. Race for the Decisive Weapon: Cerny, Philip G. Terrorism and the New Se- British, American, and Japanese Carrier curity Dilemma. Winter 2005:1 1-33 Fleets, 1942-1943. Winter 2005:137—50 Dahl, Erik J. Net-centric before Its Time: Liotta, P. H., and Richmond M. Lloyd. From The Jeune Ecole and Its Lessons for Today. Here to There: The Strategy and Force Autumn 2005:109-—35 Planning Framework. Spring 2005:121—37 Grunawalt, Richard J. Hospital Ships in the Lloyd, Richmond M., and P. H. Liotta. From War on Terror: Sanctuaries or Targets? Here to There: The Strategy and Force Winter 2005:89-119 Planning Framework. Spring 2005:121-37 Hansen, Kenneth P. Raeder versus Wegener: Miskel, James F. Grand Strategies for Dealing Conflict in German Naval Strategy. Autumn with Other States in the New, New World Or- 2005:81—108 der. Winter 2005:63-75 NAVAL WAR COLLEGE REVIEW Patton, James H., Jr. The Submarine as a Case Smith, Arthur M., and Craig Hooper. The Study in Transformation: Implications for Mosquito Can Be More Dangerous than the Future Investment. Summer 2005:132-39 Mortar Round: The Obligations of Com- mand. Winter 2005:77-87 Quester, George H. If the Nuclear Taboo Gets Broken. Spring 2005:71-91 Wildenberg, Thomas. Midway: Sheer Luck or Better Doctrine? Winter 2005:121-35 Sasotte, Mary Elise. Transatlantic Tension and Threat Perception. Autumn 2005:25-37 Williams, Cindy. From Conscripts to Volun- teers: NATO’s Transitions to All-Volunteer Smith, Arthur M. Has the Red Cross- Adorned Hospital Ship Become Obsolete? Forces. Winter 2005:35-62 Summer 2005:121-3 ]l Yoshihara, Toshi, and James R. Holmes. Taiwan: Melos or Pylos? Summer 2005:43-61 SUBJECT Abu Sayyaf China Banlaoi, Rommel C. Maritime Terrorism Holmes, James R., and Toshi Yoshihara. in Southeast Asia: The Abu Sayyaf Threat. Taiwan: Melos or Pylos? Summer 2005:43-61 Autumn 2005:63-80 China (Republic of). See Taiwan Aircraft Carriers Coercion Levy, James P. Race for the Decisive Weapon: Bratton, Patrick C. When Is Coercion Suc- British, American, and Japanese Carrier cessful? And Why Can’t We Agree on It? Fleets, 1942-1943. Winter 2005:137-50 Summer 2005:99-120 Antisubmarine Warfare (ASW). See Warfare— Doctrine Antisubmarine Wildenberg, Thomas. Midway: Sheer Luck or Asia-Pacific Region Better Doctrine? Winter 2005:121-35 Banlaoi, Rommel C. Maritime Terrorism Europe in Southeast Asia: The Abu Sayyaf Threat. Sarotte, Mary Elise. Transatlantic Tension Autumn 2005:63—80 and Threat Perception. Autumn 2005:25—37 Bitzinger, Richard A. Come the Revolution: Transforming the Asia-Pacific’s Militaries. Force Planning Autumn 2005:39-60 Liotta, P. H., and Richmond M. Lloyd. From Here to There: The Strategy and Force Basing Planning Framework. Spring 2005:121—37 Harkavy, Robert E. Thinking about Basing. Summer 2005:13—42 Germany Hansen, Kenneth P. Raeder versus Wegener: Blockade Conflict in German Naval Strategy. Autumn Barnett, Roger W. Technology and Naval 2005:81—108 Blockade: Past Impact and Future Prospects. Summer 2005:87-98 History—General Holmes, James R., and Toshi Yoshihara. Casualties Taiwan: Melos or Pylos? Summer 2005:43-61 Grunawalt, Richard J. Hospital Ships in the Koda, Yoji. The Russo-Japanese War: Pri- War on Terror: Sanctuaries or Targets? mary Causes of Japanese Success. Spring Winter 2005:89-119 2005:11-44 Smith, Arthur M., and Craig Hooper. The Mosquito Can Be More Dangerous than the History—Naval and Maritime Mortar Round: The Obligations of Com- Dahl, Erik J. Net-centric before Its Time: mand. Winter 2005:77-87 The Jeune Ecole and Its Lessons for Today. Autumn 2005:109-35 INDEX 16 Hansen, Kenneth P. Raeder versus Wegener: Smith, Arthur M. Has the Red Cross— Conflict in German Naval Strategy. Autumn Adorned Hospital Ship Become Obsolete? 2005:81—108 Summer 2005:121-31 Holmes, James. Why Doesn’t America Have Smith, Arthur M., and Craig Hooper. The a Nelson? Does It Need One? Autumn Mosquito Can Be More Dangerous than the 2005:15-24 Mortar Round: The Obligations of Com- mand. Winter 2005:77-87 Koda, Yoji. The Russo-Japanese War: Pri- mary Causes of Japanese Success. Spring Midway, Battle of 2005:11—44 Wildenberg, Thomas. Midway: Sheer Luck or Levy, James P. Race for the Decisive Weapon: Better Doctrine? Winter 2005:121-35 British, American, and Japanese Carrier NATO. See North Atlantic Treaty Organization Fleets, 1942-1943. Winter 2005:137—50 Nelson, Horatio Wildenberg, Thomas. Midway: Sheer Luck or Holmes, James. Why Doesn’t America Have Better Doctrine? Winter 2005:121-—35 a Nelson? Does It Need One? Autumn Hospital Ships 2005:15-24 Grunawalt, Richard J. Hospital Ships in the Network-centric Warfare War on Terror: Sanctuaries or Targets? Dahl, Erik J. Net-centric before Its Time: Winter 2005:89-119 The Jeune Ecole and Its Lessons for Today. Smith, Arthur M. Has the Red Cross— Autumn 2005:109-35 Adorned Hospital Ship Become Obsolete? North Atlantic Treaty Organization Summer 2005:121-31 Williams, Cindy. From Conscripts to Volun- International Law teers: NATO’s Transitions to All-Volunteer Grunawalt, Richard J. Hospital Ships in the Forces. Winter 2005:35-62 War on Terror: Sanctuaries or Targets? Winter 2005:89-119 Nuclear Weapons Quester, George H. If the Nuclear Taboo Gets International Relations Broken. Spring 2005:71-91 Bratton, Patrick C. When Is Coercion Suc- cessful? And Why Can’t We Agree on It? Philippines, Republic of Banlaoi, Rommel C. Maritime Terrorism Summer 2005:99-120 in Southeast Asia: The Abu Sayyaf Threat. Cerny, Philip G. Terrorism and the New Se- Autumn 2005:63-80 curity Dilemma. Winter 2005:1 1-33 Political Science Sarotte, Mary Elise. Transatlantic Tension Bratton, Patrick C. When Is Coercion Suc- and Threat Perception. Autumn 2005:25-37 cessful? And Why Can’t We Agree on It? Japan Summer 2005:99-120 Koda, Yoji. The Russo-Japanese War: Pri- Russo-Japanese War mary Causes of Japanese Success. Spring Koda, Yoji. The Russo-Japanese War: Pri- 2005:11—44 mary Causes of Japanese Success. Spring Jeune Ecole 2005:11—44 Dahl, Erik J. Net-centric before Its Time: Southeast Asia The Jeune Ecole and Its Lessons for Today. Bitzinger, Richard A. Come the Revolution: Autumn 2005:109-35 Transforming the Asia-Pacific’s Militaries. Law of War. See International Law Autumn 2005:39-60 Medicine Bradford, John F. The Growing Prospects for Grunawalt, Richard J. Hospital Ships in the Maritime Security Cooperation in Southeast War on Terror: Sanctuaries or Targets? Asia. Summer 2005:63-86 Winter 2005:89-119 WAR COLLEGE REVIEW Sea Basing Cerny, Philip G. Terrorism and the New Se- Harkavy, Robert E. Thinking about Basing. curity Dilemma. Winter 2005:11—33 Summer 2005:13—42 Grunawalt, Richard J. Hospital Ships in the Space War on Terror: Sanctuaries or Targets? Hardesty, David C. Space-Based Weapons: Winter 2005:89-119 ong-Term Strategic Implications and Alter- Transformation natives. Spring 2005:45-68 Bitzinger, Richard A. Come the Revolution: Strategy Transforming the Asia-Pacific’s Militaries. Bratton, Patrick C. When Is Coercion Suc- Autumn 2005:39-60 cessful? And Why Can’t We Agree on It? U.S. Navy Summer 2005:99-120 Patton, James H., Jr. The Submarine as a Case Liotta, P. H., and Richmond M. Lloyd. From Study in Transformation: Implications for Here to There: The Strategy and Force Future Investment. Summer 2005:132—39 Planning Framework. Spring 2005:121-3 — Warfare—Antisubmarine Miskel, James F. Grand Strategies for Dealing Benedict, John R. The Unraveling and Revital- with Other States in the New, New World Or- ization of U.S. Navy Antisubmarine Warfare. der. Winter 2005:63-—75 Spring 2005:93—120 Strategy—Naval Patton, James H., Jr. The Submarine as a Case Barnett, Roger W. Technology and Naval Study in Transformation: Implications for Blockade: Past Impact and Future Prospects. Future Investment. Summer 2005:132-—39 Summer 2005:87-98 Warfare—Nuclear Hansen, Kenneth P. Raeder versus Wegener: Quester, George H. If the Nuclear Taboo Gets Conflict in German Naval Strategy. Autumn Broken. Spring 2005:71—91 2005:81—108 Warfare—Submarine Submarines Patton, James H., Jr. The Submarine as a Case Patton, James H., Jr. The Submarine as a Case Study in Transformation: Implications for Study in Transformation: Implications for Future Investment. Summer 2005:132-39 Future Investment. Summer 2005:132-39 World War II Taiwan Hansen, Kenneth P. Raeder versus Wegener: Holmes, James R., and Toshi Yoshihara. Conflict in German Naval Strategy. Autumn Taiwan: Melos or Pylos? Summer 2005:43-61 2005:81—108 Terrorism Levy, James P. Race for the Decisive Weapon: Banlaoi, Rommel C. Maritime Terrorism British, American, and Japanese Carrier in Southeast Asia: The Abu Sayyaf Threat. Fleets, 1942-1943. Winter 2005:137-50 Autumn 2005:63—80 Wildenberg, Thomas. Midway: Sheer Luck or Bradford, John F. The Growing Prospects for Better Doctrine? Winter 2005:121-35 Maritime Security Cooperation in Southeast Asia. Summer 2005:63—86 An index of all articles and essays from 1948 to the last completed publishing year is available on com- pact disc from the editorial office, by mail (Naval War College Review, Code 32S, 686 Cushing Road, Newport, R.I., 02841-1207), by telephone at (401) 841-2236, by fax at (401) 841-1071, by DSN ex- change 948, or by e-mail at [email protected]. Articles published in the Autumn 1996 issue or later are available on the World Wide Web at www.nwc.navy.mil/press. 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