| PROCEEDINGS magazine,
published monthly, provides an open forum for all
the armed services and interested civilians, both outside and within
the Department of Defense. Followed closely by all the world's navies,
it offers candid commentary and spirited debate that can only be found
outside the military chain of command. The May Naval Review issue
of Proceedings offers almanac and reference
features, in addition to searching discussions of the major issues
of the preceding year. Acclaimed as the world's premier military magazine,
Proceedings is "must" reading for the
Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard and steadily growing in importance
to the other services, who enter the forum on matters of joint organization,
doctrine, and operations, often through a comprehensive "Comment and
Discussion" department that establishes a paper trail for all major
issues. |
NAVAL HISTORY magazine
embarks on a bimonthly voyage to hard-fought distant
shores and exotic ports, bringing you high drama above, below, and
on the surface of the high seas. Through gripping first-hand accounts,
exhaustively researched—yet entertainingly written—narratives, and
interviews with notable naval veterans and the world's foremost historians,
Naval History brings you the best in
historical literature and art—from ancient Greek mariners through
the Age of Sail to Vietnam and beyond—all with a distinct naval, nautical,
and maritime theme. |
