Marine Corps Gazette

Marine Corps Gazette

: The Lions of Iwo Jima
By Fred Haynes & James A. Warren $26.00
(Member $23.40)

Walden University

2002 Subject Index

At a Glance

ACQUISITION

Fielding the MTVR 7-Ton Truck, Staff 1:12
New Utilities Now in Cash Sales, Staff 3:4
The AAAV: Why We’re Getting It, the Capabilities It Gives Us, And the Challenges
Associated With It, Lissner & Dees 3:54
Corps Gets New Breaching Capability, Staff 4:6
JTRS Contract Awarded, Staff 8:8
Introducing the Joint Tactical Radio, Wilson & Alexander 8:20
HIMARS Delivered, Staff 9:8
The New Generation of MILES, Wood & Ayala 9:40
Corps To Get New Computers, Staff 11:4

AFGHANISTAN OPERATIONS
(ENDURING FREEDOM)

Marines Continue Fight in Operation ENDURING FREEDOM, Staff 1:6
Operation ENDURING FREEDOM Update, Staff 2:6
Combat Assessment Team Deploys, Staff 2:6
Combat Zone Tax Break Announced, Staff 2:8
Operation ENDURING FREEDOM Continues, Staff 3:4
U.S. Army Attacks as Afghanistan War Heats Up, Staff 4:4
Operation ENDURING FREEDOM Ongoing, Staff 5:8
Marines Continue To Support Afghan Operations, Staff 6:4
MEUs Return From War, Staff 6:6
Pakistan—An Enduring Friend, Khan 6:34
The 11 Commandments and the Defense of Kandahar, Tomko 6:38
The 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit’s Seizure of Camp Rhino, Holtermann 6:41
VMFA–314 Combat Operations, Ohman 7:34
Defense of Kandahar, Tomko 7:35
Le Petit Beourge du Decotiis, Decotiis 7:36
2d Platoon Defense of Kandahar, Reed 7:38
The Pomegranate Forest /Belleau Wood, Hanson 7:40
Weapons Platoon in the Defense of Kandahar, Henderson 7:42
Fire Support in the Defense of Kandahar, Henderson & Broene 7:45
Living With the Dirt People: An Artillery Forward Observer’s Afghanistan Experience, Broene 7:48
The XO in the Defense of Kandahar, Riggs 7:49
Kyrgyzstan Operations Established, Staff 8:10
A New Operating Environment, Ennis 8:46
Is the HF Radio Dead?, Canestorp 8:48
Liaison Officer’s Observations, Khan 9:58
Aboard USS Belleau Wood at Sea, Staff 10:6
Force Reconnaissance Missions, Treglia 10:14
Kandahar Ambush Patrols, Infantry Squad Leaders & Mortarman, Co K, BLT 3/6, 26th MEU(SOC) 11:56
The Embassy: Kabul, Perry 12:34
Harriers in the Fight in Afghanistan, Staff 12:6

AIR DEFENSE

Low-Altitude Air Defense Employment at Combined Arms Exercises, Ellis 2:37

AMPHIBIOUS OPERATIONS
(See Concepts; MAGTF Opns; Naval Matters)

Burnishing the Jewel in the Crown, Goulding 3:16
Transporting America’s Expeditionary Forces in the 21st Century, Snyder 3:20
PhibRons and Their Structure, Wyche 3:25
An Obsolete Capability, Phelps 3:28
Naval Amphibious Forces, Staff 3:47
Firepower and the Amphibious Assault, Weller 3:51

ARTILLERY
(See Coordination of Supporting Arms)

The Force Artillery Mission and 14th Marines, Ireland 4:24
Artillery Support in EMW, Palm 4:28
Back to the Future—Marine Artillery, Sadler 4:33
Do We Need an Expeditionary Fire Support System, Brilakis 4:35
EFSS: A Case for Analytic Rigor, Lovelace 4:37
Fire Mission Rockets, Bailey 5:68
Lab Tests LAV-Mounted 120mm Mortar, Staff 6:6
Living With the Dirt People: An Artillery Forward Observer’s Afghanistan Experience, Broene 7:48
HIMARS Delivered, Staff 9:8

AVIATION
(See Coordination of Supporting Arms; C4)

UH–1Y First Flight, Staff 2:6
Aviation Training Mishaps, Staff 3:4
Ospreys Go Into Storage, Staff 4:4
LITENING II Pods Arrive Early, Staff 4:8
CH–53Ds Begin UDP Rotation to Iwakuni, Staff 5:8
EA–6B Prowlers Grounded, Staff 5:8
State of Marine Aviation, Nyland 5:19
Return of the Osprey, Aviation Dept, HQMC 5:26
Time for a New National Military Strategy and the V–22, Hutcheson 5:28
STOVL, Stealthy, Supersonic F–35 Will Bring Unprecedented Capability to
Marines Now and in the Future, Aviation Dept, HQMC 5:29
Maritime Prepositioning Force Future: The Future of Seabased Aviation Logistics, Ballard 5:31
Pensacola Report, Larson 5:33
Taking Space to the Fight, Powers 5:37
Bombing Accuracy for Idiots, Rahm 5:40
The Three Block War Is Coming—Is the Rotary-Wing Community Ready?, Butler 5:56
Are We Properly Prepared for Helicopter Operations in Afghanistan?, Broberg 5:70
The Future of Heavy Lift in Support of Expeditionary Maneuver Warfare, Dowling 5:76
Navy Secretary Discusses Integration, Staff 6:4
24th MEU To Deploy With More Aircraft, Staff 6:4
MV–22 Resumes Flying, Staff 7:4
VMFA–314 Combat Operations, Ohman 7:34
Pilot Error Cited in KC–130 Crash, Staff 8:4
UH–1Y Huey Makes First Flight, Staff 8:10
Kyrgyzstan Operations Established, Staff 8:10
Navy and Marine Corps Sign TacAir Integration Memos, Staff 10:4
Harriers in the Fight in Afghanistan, Staff 12:6

AWARDS

The Brevet Medal and Smedley D. Butler, The Marine Corps’
Own, James 2:34
National Defense Service Medal Authorized, Staff 7:6

CIVIL AFFAIRS

Marine Corps Civil Affairs and the Three Block War, Jones 3:33
Civil Affairs Marines Strengthen Expeditions in Complex Contingencies, Sinnott 3:37

COMBAT SERVICE SUPPORT
(See Logistics)

MSSG Supply and Maintenance Support to the Warfighter: The Hilt of the Sword, Ruark 1:46
Hot Meals for Combat Troops, Morgan 1:52
Corps Takes Delivery of New Forklift, Staff 5:10
Seabasing: The Maritime Intermediate Support Base, McKissock 6:12
Combat Service Support in Transition, Burrell 6:60
Reduce the FSSG to Regimental Size and Reestablish the Division Support Group, Sylvester 11:65

COMMAND, CONTROL, COMMUNICATIONS, & COMPUTERS (C4)

Web Site Standardization, Staff 3:4
Command and Control Systems Training, MSTP Staff 3:31
Blue-on-Blue Fratricide, Tyler 6:50
JTRS Contract Awarded, Staff 8:8
Transforming Marine Corps C4, Thomas 8:16
Introducing the Joint Tactical Radio, Wilson & Alexander 8:20
Marine Corps C2 Capability Shortfalls in 2010, Dobson 8:24
Command and Control in 2015, WDID 8:27
The Marine Corps’ ‘To Be’ Information Technology Enterprise, Litchfield 8:29
Marine Manpower Support for NMCI: A Welding of Cultures, Ward 8:32
The Use of Superconductors in State-of-the-Art Communications Systems for the Military or How to ‘Hear’ the Needle in the Haystack, Simon & Lohman 8:34
The Digital Combat Operations Center, Little 8:37
Finding the Road Ahead for Information Technology by Looking Into Technology’s Rearview Mirror, Morosoff 8:43
Is the HF Radio Dead?, Canestorp 8:48
Combined Arms Battlespace Geometry, Taylor 10:23
Corps To Get New Computers, Staff 11:4
HF Communications Is Not Dead, McMorries & Miller 11:59

COMMENTARY ON THE CORPS

Observations From the Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps, Williams 4:22

COMMUNICATIONS
(See Command, Control, Communications & Computers (C4))

CONCEPTS
(See Doctrine)

Expeditionary Maneuver Warfare, Jones 2:Insert
Burnishing the Jewel in the Crown, Goulding 3:16
GCE Advocacy . . . Speaking With One Voice, Bedard 4:54
A Theater-Level Campaign Analysis/Decision Support System for the Unified and Component Commander, Carlock 4:70
The Value of Timely Cooperation, Shutler 8:61
New Expeditionary Concept Planned, Staff 9:6
The Brigade Is Back!, Shutler 9:72
Marine Corps Warfighting Lab Looks at Seabasing, Goulding 9:80
The Creation of the Seabase, Burke 9:82

COORDINATION OF SUPPORTING ARMS
(See Artillery; Aviation; MAGTF Opns)

Fighting With Fires—Planning, MSTP Staff 2:20
Will the Real Fire Support Coordinator Please Stand Up?, Hallett 4:30
The Commander’s Role in the Fire Planning Development Process, Taylor 4:40
Genesis and Development of the Battlefield Coordination Line, Kennedy & Holcomb 4:64
Fire Support in the Defense of Kandahar, Henderson & Broene 7:45
Where Are We Now on Fire Support, Gobar 7:51
An Expeditionary Fire Support System for ‘Extreme’ Combat, Wehrle 7:52
EFSS Is a 120mm Mortar . . . Let’s Get on With It, Lasswell & Lindsey 7:54
Universal Combined Arms Targeting System, McDaniel 7:59
The Future of MLE/ANGLICO, Lee 9:66
Combined Arms Battlespace Geometry, Taylor 10:23

DEFENSE POLICY/NATIONAL SECURITY-MILITARY STRATEGY
(See Roles and Missions; Service Structure)

War and Politics: Married or Divorced?, Bennett 10:33
Congress Approves War Powers, Staff 11:4
Transforming for the Chaordic Age, Hoffman 11:44
Only President Can Be Called ‘Commander in Chief,’ Staff 12:6
Defense Bill Signed, Staff 12:6

DEPLOYMENTS/BASING
(See Marine Expeditionary Units)

Corps To Get MOUT Training Facility on Guam, Staff 3:6
CH–53Ds Begin UDP Rotation to Iwakuni, Staff 5:8
Blount Island Ownership: The Final Step and a New Beginning, Newton & Coulter 6:27
2d MEB in the Med, Staff 7:6
Reserve Marines Deploy to Kosovo, Staff 8:10
Kyrgyzstan Operations Established, Staff 8:10
Pohakuloa Training Area and the Hawaii Combined Arms Exercise: The ‘Other CAX’ in the Pacific, Peele 8:57
Coast Guard and Marines Team Up, Staff 10:6

DOCTRINE
(See Concepts)

EDITORIALS
(See Glasgow, John P. in Author Index)

EDUCATION AND TRAINING (INDIVIDUAL)
(See Aviation; Technology; Training (Unit); U.S. Marine Reading List)

Training and Education: Combined Arms Applied to MarineScout/Snipers, Ukeiley 2:25
The Intelligence Plan: A Three-Legged Chair?, Takle 2:28
Command and Control Systems Training, MSTP Staff 3:31
MCJROTC Program Looking for Instructors, Staff 4:14
Corps’ Career-Level School To Change, Staff 5:10
Pensacola Report, Larson 5:33
Educating for the World of Uncertainty, Hendrickson 7:14
Expeditionary Warfare School: The Schoolhouse for Expeditionary Maneuver Warfare, Keenan & Thompson 7:17
Improving Professional Military Education at Marine Corps University, Ferguson & Thompson 7:21
The Evolution of Enlisted Professional Military Education, St. Amour 7:24
Marine Corps-Wide Distance Education, Zummeren 7:28
Value of Resident PME: Results and Recommendations From 2001 PME Study, Woodaman & Liebe 7:30
Machinegun Training: Trading Bullets for Lasers and Dollars For Pennies, Zavaleta 8:50
DoD To Raise Tuition Assistance Level, Staff 9:6
The Distance Learning Program, The Distance Learning Program Office 9:36
MCJROTC Instructor Vacancies, Staff 10:7
Tales From the Green Side—The ‘X’d’ Files, Burzak 11:30
‘Take Me Out to the Ball Game’ or Operational Risk
Management Distance Learning Product, Dunlap 12:17
Marine Corps Martial Arts Program: Progressing to an End State, Nally 12:20
Marine Corps International Education and Training, Askins 12:28
Every Marine a Rifleman—Completing the Vision, Spiese 12:31

ELECTRONIC WARFARE
(See Information Operations/Warfare)

ENGINEERS
(See Combat Service Support)

Corps Gets New Breaching Capability, Staff 4:6
The Division Combat Engineer in an Urban Environment, Bush 5:63
Providing Better EOD Support: An Old Idea Provides New Insights, Cacioppo 9:68
Engineering Imperatives Defined, Griffin 9:71

ESPRIT DE CORPS
(See Commentary on the Corps; History)

Close Station March Order, Phelan 3:45
Chosin, Crittenden 11:18
Message From the Commandant, Jones 11:19
A Tribute to BGen James D. Hittle, USMC(Ret), Kelley & Frank 11:20
Heartland of America, Anderson 11:24
Marines Play in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day, Cavagnaro 11:26
Tales From the Green Side—The ‘X’d’ Files, Burzak 11:30
‘Once a Marine, Always a Marine’—An Interruption That Lasted a Lifetime, Heilman 11:34
Marine: What’s in a Name?, Adamiec 11:40

EXPEDITIONARY MANEUVER WARFARE (EMW)

Expeditionary Maneuver Warfare, Jones 2:Insert
Artillery Support in EMW, Palm 4:28
The Future of Heavy Lift in Support of Expeditionary Maneuver Warfare, Dowling 5:76
EMW in the 21st Century: How Do We Get There?, Richardson 9:92

FISCAL ISSUES
(See Programming/Budget)

FORCE PROTECTION

Priorities on Homeland Security, Staff 3:4
Color Codes for Terror Alerts, Staff 4:4
The Marine Corps’ Mission of Homeland Security: High Resolve Or Overextension?, Wynn 4:51
Pentagon Force Protection Agency Established, Staff 6:6

FORCE STRUCTURE

Total Force Structure Management System, Staff 4:6
The Future of MLE/ANGLICO, Lee 9:66
Let’s Organize and Train as We Would Fight, Khan, West, & Brown 10:40
Reduce the FSSG to Regimental Size and Reestablish the Division Support Group, Sylvester 11:65

FUTURE WAR
(See Concepts; Technology)

Center for Emerging Threats and Opportunities: An Update, Staff 4:12
Preparing to Fight on the Automated Battlefield, Litchfield 8:51

GENERAL OFFICER CHANGES

General Officer Changes, Staff 1:6
General Officer Changes, Staff 2:6
General Officer Changes, Staff 4:4
General Officer Changes, Staff 5:8
General Officer Changes, Staff 6:4
General Officer Changes, Staff 8:4
Gen Jones Appointed as New Supreme Allied Commander, Europe, Staff 8:4
General Officer Changes, Staff 9:6
Hagee Nominated for Commandant, Staff 10:4
A Message From the Commandant of the Marine Corps, Jones 10:11
General Officer Changes, Staff 11:4
General Officer Changes, Staff 12:6

HISTORY
(See Esprit; Korean Commemoration Pamphlets; Korea; Sting of Battle)

The Rifle That Wouldn’t Shoot Straight, Callender 2:31
Information Warfare—1952, Nihart 2:32
The Brevet Medal and Smedley D. Butler, The Marine Corps’ Own, James 2:34
Hollywood, the Marines, and the Korean War, Suid 3:41
The Marine Corps Atomic Bomb Tests, Chenoweth 4:56
Belleau Wood Pilgrimage, Howard 6:44
Foozling Tanga: The Failed British Amphibious Operation in German East Africa, 1914, Nahorniak, Phillips, & Rielage 10:48
The Russo-Japanese War: Defining Victory, Bennett 11:69
Basic School Class 6–67: The Tip of the Spear, Wells 11:72
The North Country Remembered, Glasgow 11:75
History and the Professional, Bateman 11:82
‘I Will Hold’: An Appreciation of Gen Clifton B. Cates, Simmons 11:88
Headquarters U.S. Marine Corps, Metzger 12:37
The Purple Hearts of Chosin, Kurtz 12:38
A Memorable Quantico Christmas, Brown 12:39
Heads I Win, Tails You Lose: Forcing Unconditional Surrender On Germany, Bennett 12:42
Chosin Reservoir To Hungnam, Shepherd 12:45

HONORING MARINE SERVICE

National D-Day Museum, New Orleans, LA 1:80
National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Oahu, HI 2:72
2d Amphibian Tractor Battalion, Hawaii Island, HI 3:80
Lehigh Valley Marine Corps Memorial, Allentown, PA 4:88
F–4 Phantom, MCAS Cherry Point, NC 5:96
American Cemetary, Chateau-Thierry, France 6:80
OV–10 Bronco Association, Fort Worth, TX 7:80
Marine Raiders, Oahu and Honolulu, HI 8:80
1stLt Lee R. Herron—Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX 9:112
9th Marine Defense/Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion, MCRD Parris Island, SC 10:72

INFORMATION OPERATIONS/WARFARE

Information Warfare—1952, Nihart 2:32
Information Operations and the Marine Corps, Skopowski 2:39
Information Management, MSTP Staff 10:12

INTELLIGENCE/RECONNAISSANCE

Training and Education: Combined Arms Applied to Marine Scout/Snipers, Ukeiley 2:25
The Intelligence Plan: A Three-Legged Chair?, Takle 2:28
The Qur´an as a Guide to Conduct of and in War, Including Treatment of Prisoners of War, Schwartz 2:43
A New Operating Environment, Ennis 8:46
Decisive Engagement in Scout Versus Sniper . . . Finally, Ukeiley 8:54
Waging War Against Hostile Combat Units That Fight According To Al Qur’an, Schwartz 9:75
Force Reconnaissance Missions, Treglia 10:14

JOINT OPERATIONS

Marine Commands JTF 160 at Guantanamo Bay, Staff 2:8
The Corps and USSOCom—Renewed Links, Kyser 2:24
Unified Command Plan Changes, Staff 5:8
Gen Jones Appointed as New Supreme Allied Commander, Europe, Staff 8:4
Unified Commands To Merge, Staff 8:8
Introducing the Joint Tactical Radio, Wilson & Alexander 8:20
Marine To Lead Fight Against Terrorism in Africa, Staff 12:6

KOREA
(See Honoring Marine Service; Korean Commemorative Pamphlets)

Hollywood, the Marines, and the Korean War, Suid 3:41
Gen Davis Returns to the Chosin, Staff 11:4
The Purple Hearts of Chosin, Kurtz 12:38
Chosin Reservoir To Hungnam, Shepherd 12:45

KOREAN COMMEMORATIVE PAMPHLETS

Drive North: U.S. Marines at the Punchbowl, Cortes 5:89
Stalemate: U.S. Marines From Bunker Hill to the Hook, Knowles 6:74
Corsairs To Panthers: U.S. Marine Aviation in Korea, Crittenden 7:71
Frozen Chosin: U.S. Marines at the Changjin Reservoir, Knowles 11:103

LEADERSHIP AND ETHICS

Commandant’s Guidance Update 9:Insert
The ‘Emperor’s New Clothes’ Approach to Leadership, Jernigan 9:86
The Stuff of Leadership, Harkin 9:88
A Commander’s Perspective on Equal Opportunity, Gandy 10:17
Formal Mentoring Programs? First, Let’s Ask a Few Questions, Bergmeister 10:20

LEGAL

Terrorists, Due Process, and Military Commissions, Solis 2:46
Rules of Engagement: What Are They and Where Do They Come From?, Center for Law and Military Ops & HQMC Judge Advocate Division 4:59
The Relationship Between Rules of Engagement and the Law of War, Center for Law and Military Ops & HQMC Judge Advocate Division 6:48
‘ROE’ Rhymes With ‘We,’ Center for Law and Military Ops & HQMC Judge Advocate Division 9:78
Basic Principles of the Law of War, Center for Law and Military Ops & HQMC Judge Advocate Division 10:36

LOGISTICS
(See Combat Service Support)

The Small Unit Logistics ACTD: An Operator’s Perspective, Adams 1:48
Maritime Prepositioning Force Future: The Future of Seabased Aviation Logistics, Ballard 5:31
Urban Logistics, Doty 5:66
Collapse of the Echelons of Maintenance: A Midterm Look, Enzor 6:16
Integrated Logistics Concept: Unharnessed Power on the Battlefield, Lott & Davis 6:20
Family Housing Improvements Across the Marine Corps, Randolf & Barszewski 6:22
The Regional Garrison Food Service Contract, Fahey 6:23
Targeting Inventories To Affect Ground Equipment Readiness, McGowan 6:25
Effective Logistics Change—The ILC Focus, Lermo 6:56
Logistics . . . It’s What Keeps You in the Ring, MSTP Staff 9:46

MAGTF OPERATIONS
(See Amphibious Opns; Concepts; Marine Expeditionary Units; Location of Operation)

What If . . . ? The Essence of the COA Wargame, MSTP Staff 1:42
Fighting With Fires—Planning, MSTP Staff 2:20
Command and Control Systems Training, MSTP Staff 3:31
Terminology and Graphics, MSTP Staff 4:42
The Operation Order—A Means to an End, MSTP Staff 5:43
Congestion or Control: Movement Control and the MAGTF, MSTP Staff 6:30
Logistics . . . It’s What Keeps You in the Ring, MSTP Staff 9:46
Information Management, MSTP Staff 10:12

MAJGEN RICHARD B. SCHULZE MEMORIAL ESSAY

Transforming for the Chaordic Age, Hoffman 11:44

MANEUVER WARFARE
(See Concepts)

Maybe It’s Time To Reconsider Maneuver Warfare, Chmielewski 8:65

MANPOWER
(See Medical)

DACOWITS Makeup To Change, Staff 4:12
Marine Manpower Support for NMCI: A Welding of Cultures, Ward 8:32
A New Look at an Old Idea for First-Term Marriage, Connable 10:31

MARINE CORPS ASSOCIATION

2002 Annual Letter To The Marine Corps Association Membership, Williams & Palm 2:4
MCA News, Staff 2:66
MCA News, Staff 4:80
MCA News, Staff 7:72
MCA News, Staff 10:63

MARINE CORPS WARFIGHTING LAB
(See Force Structure)

PROJECT METROPOLIS, Gangle 5:47
Patrolling in the Urban Environment, Beadon 5:49
Lab Tests LAV-Mounted 120mm Mortar, Staff 6:6
Marine Corps Warfighting Lab Looks at Seabasing, Goulding 9:80

MARINE EXPEDITIONARY UNITS/MEU(SOC)S
(See Amphibious Opns; Deployments/Basing; MAGTF Opns)

24th MEU To Deploy With More Aircraft, Staff 6:4
MEUs Return From War, Staff 6:6
The 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit’s Seizure of Camp Rhino, Holtermann 6:41
Pakistan-India Tensions Cause Concern, Staff 7:4
11th MEU(SOC) Sails 8:8
Forward Deployed MEUs, Staff 11:4

MARITIME PREPOSITIONING (SEALIFT)
(See Deployments/Basing)

High-Speed Sealift, Lowrey 3:62
Maritime Prepositioning Force Future: The Future of Seabased Aviation Logistics, Ballard 5:31

MECHANIZED/ANTIMECHANIZED OPERATIONS

Tank-Infantry Team in the Urban Environment, Storer 5:61

MEDICAL

A Winning Concept for the Marine Corps and the Navy, Huet 1:50
TRICARE Travel Reimbursement Authorized, Staff 5:10
Gulf War Medical Research Library, Staff 7:4
Anthrax Vaccine Policy Announced, Staff 8:6
TRICARE Contract Request for Proposal Announced, Staff 9:6
Tricareonline.com, Staff 12:6
The Purple Hearts of Chosin, Kurtz 12:38

MILITARY OPERATIONS ON URBANIZED TERRAIN (MOUT)

Creating the Conditions Needed to Win the Street Fight, Cooling 1:54
Corps To Get MOUT Training Facility on Guam, Staff 3:6
PROJECT METROPOLIS, Gangle 5:47
Patrolling in the Urban Environment, Beadon 5:49
The Three Block War Is Coming—Is the Rotary-Wing Community Ready?, Butler 5:56
Tank-Infantry Team in the Urban Environment, Storer 5:61
The Division Combat Engineer in an Urban Environment, Bush 5:63
Urban Logistics, Doty 5:66

MILITARY OPERATIONS OTHER THAN WAR (MOOTW)

MILITARY THEORY
(See Concepts; Defense Policy; Doctrine; Future War)

MISCELLANEOUS

Schulze Memorial Essay Contributor Passes On, Staff 1:8
Gen Zinni in Israel, Staff 1:14
Marines in Sports: Past, Present, and Future, Medley 2:16
The Fighting Marine, Staff 2:18
Enlisted Uniform Items Go Online, Staff 6:4
Long-Time Marine Supporter Passes On, Staff 10:7

NAVAL MATTERS
(See Amphibious Opns)

High-Speed Sealift, Lowrey 3:62
Navy To Honor Senator John H. Chafee, Staff 4:12
Seabasing: The Maritime Intermediate Support Base, McKissock 6:12
Naval Surface Fires—‘For Want of a Nail,’ Hammond 7:57
Navy Sealift Ship Delivered, Staff 8:4
New Expeditionary Concept Planned, Staff 9:6
LPD 21 Advance Contract Awarded, Staff 9:6
Navy and Marine Corps Sign TacAir Integration Memos, Staff 10:4

NUCLEAR, BIOLOGICAL, CHEMICAL

Counterchemical Warfare ConOps Now . . . Survive and Operate, Burgess 12:47

PERFORMANCE EVALUATION/PROMOTION
(See Manpower)

Time for a 360, Hammes 4:49
Officer Preparation for Promotion, Johnson 7:61
Promoting Unrestricted Officers by MOS: Blasphemy, Heresy, Or an Inevitable Realty?, Grant 10:26
Let’s Stop Ghostwriting Reviewing Officer Remarks, Gillespie 10:29

PERSONAL AFFAIRS

Marines To Participate in Quality of Life Study, Staff 1:14
Combat Zone Tax Break Announced, Staff 2:8
Semper Fit: A Combined Arms Approach to Operational Readiness, Semper Fit Staff, HQMC 2:14
Marines in Sports: Past, Present, and Future, Medley 2:16
The Fighting Marine, Staff 2:18
The Single Marine Program, Sanford 2:19

PHYSICAL FITNESS
(See Medical)

New Physical Fitness Order, Staff 8:6<br> Marine Corps Martial Arts Program: Progressing to an End State, Nally 12:20

PICKS FROM PERIODICALS

. . . Picks, Staff 2:65
. . . Picks, Staff 5:87
. . . Picks, Staff 8:74
. . . Picks, Staff 11:102

PROGRAMMING/BUDGET
(See Fiscal Issues)

Defense Bill Signed, Staff 12:6

PUBLIC AFFAIRS

The Marine Corps, the Media, and the 21st Century, Brozak 1:44
Hollywood, the Marines, and the Korean War, Suid 3:41

RESERVES

The Force Artillery Mission and 14th Marines, Ireland 4:24
Reserve Marines Deploy to Kosovo, Staff 8:10

STING OF BATTLE

Tarawa—1943, Hatch 11:111
The Chosin Reservoir—1950, Bond 12:62

TACTICAL DECISION GAMES

6th Annual Tactical Decision Game Winners, Staff 1:14
Solutions to TDG #01–11, Branstetter, Haney, Hershey, Ukeiley 1:75
TDG #02–1, Under Fire Amid Camera’s Aim, Hershey 1:78
Solutions to TDG #01–12, Luayza, Lloyd, Ukeiley 2:67
TDG #02–2, The War on Drugs—Floating on the River, Branstetter 2:70
Solutions to TDG #02–1, Hershey, Farias, Koury 3:75
TDG #02–3, Lights Out, Branstetter 3:78
Solutions to TDG #02–2, Branstetter, Stapleton, Koury 4:83
TDG #02–4, Command and Control Fog, Lehman 4:86
Solutions to TDG #02–3, Branstetter, Hershey 5:92
TDG #02–5, Fight or Flight, Moore 5:94
Solutions to TDG #02–4, Lehman, Hershey, Koury 6:75
TDG #02–6, Peace Enforcement in Intolerancia, Schaathun 6:78
Solutions to TDG #02–5, Moore, Hershey, Grant, Glaros, Branstetter, Kelliher 7:74
TDG #02–7, ECC at the International School, Smith 7:77
Solutions to TDG #02–6, Schaathun, Stapleton, Haney 8:75
TDG #02–8, Island Takedown, MacIntyre 8:78
Solutions to TDG #02–7, Smith, Hershey 9:107
TDG #02–9, Give No Quarter?, Staff of the Center for Law and Military Ops & HQMC, Judge Advocate Division,
International and Operational Law Branch 9:110
Solutions to TDG #02–8, MacIntyre, Turnan 10:67
TDG #02–10, Sergeant, You Have Your Orders. Carry Them Out, Now!, Lohan 10:70
Solutions to TDG #02–9, Center for Law and Military Operations, Branstetter, Hershey 11:106
TDG #02–11, Kill All the Lawyers?, Weston 11:109
Solutions to TDG #02–10, Lohan, Branstetter, Hershey 12:57
TDG #02–12, Encounter on the Coast, Thiele 12:60

TACTICS

Kandahar Ambush Patrols, Infantry Squad Leaders & Mortarman, Co K, BLT 3/6, 26th MEU(SOC) 11:56

TECHNOLOGY
(See Command, Control, Comm & Computers; Weapons and Equipment)

Technology and the Marine Corps, Killeen 1:26
Technologies in Power Projection, Perkins 1:30
The Marine Corps and Space, Gayl 1:34
High-Energy Laser Weapons, Gayl 1:37
The Enabler of Change, Knapp 1:40
Corps Tests High-Speed Vessels, Staff 3:6
High-Speed Sealift, Lowrey 3:62
The Marine Corps’ ‘To Be’ Information Technology Enterprise, Litchfield 8:29
Finding the Road Ahead for Information Technology by Looking Into Technology’s Rearview Mirror, Morosoff 8:43
Science and Technology Development Highlights, Bushika 9:32
Targeting Training Technology, Bailey 12:19

TERRORISM
(See Force Protection)

THEN AND NOW

Hot Meals for Combat Troops, Morgan 1:52
Colt Weapons System, Witkowski 2:50
Firepower and the Amphibious Assault, Weller 3:51
On the Way, LeGette 4:62
Fire Mission Rockets, Bailey 5:68
Keep ‘Em Combat Ready, Boynton 6:54
The Basic School Could Silence Some Critics by Demanding More From Students, Schrefer 7:62
Lessons Learned at Guadalcanal, Cates 8:68
The Pentagon, Marine Corps Gazette Staff 9:90
Static War, Nicholson 10:38
An Interview With Bernard Fall, Johnson 11:79
Chosin Reservoir To Hungnam, Shepherd 12:45

TRAINING (UNIT)

Low-Altitude Air Defense Employment at Combined Arms Exercises, Ellis 2:37
Platoon Assessment, Taylor 2:52
Marines Train in Arkansas, Staff 3:6
Corps To Get MOUT Training Facility on Guam, Staff 3:6
What Are We Afraid Of?, Cancian 4:46
Keep ‘Em Combat Ready, Boynton 6:54
FATS Awarded Support Contract, Staff 7:6
Preparing To Fight on the Automated Battlefield, Litchfield 8:51
Pohakuloa Training Area and the Hawaii Combined Arms Exercise: The ‘Other CAX’ in the Pacific, Peele 8:57
A Training Systems Overview, Torgler 9:22
Technical Approach to Live, Virtual, and Constructive Training, Bailey 9:24
Science and Technology Development Highlights, Bushika 9:32
The New Generation of MILES, Wood & Ayala 9:40
Tactical Safety: Paramount to Mission Readiness for the Professional Marine, Sode 11:61
Finding the Best System for Future Force-on-Force Operations, Wonson 11:63
Training and Education—A Look Into the Future, Strahan 12:15
Targeting Training Technology, Bailey 12:19
Range and Training Area Management, Jacobs 12:22
Unit Training Management, Thomas, Nelson, & Robbins 12:25

U.S. MARINE READING LIST/RECOMMENDED READINGS
(Formerly CMC Reading List)
(See Book Reviews; Writing/Writing Awards)

U.S. Marine Reading Program on the Web, Staff 9:8
History and the Professional, Bateman 11:82

VIETNAM

Basic School Class 6–67: The Tip of the Spear, Wells 11:72
The North Country Remembered, Glasgow 11:75

WARGAMING & SIMULATIONS

What If . . . ? The Essence of the COA Wargame, MSTP Staff 2:20

WEAPONS AND EQUIPMENT
(See Artillery; Aviation; Command . . . C4; Coordination of Supporting Arms; Mech/Antimech Opns; Technology)

The Rifle That Wouldn’t Shoot Straight, Callender 2:31
Colt Weapons System, Witkowski 2:50
Starship Troopers?! An Objective Account of a Marine Squad Using the U.S. Army’s Land Warrior System, Walker 5:52

WRITING/WRITING AWARDS

MajGen Harold W. Chase Prize Essay Contest Winners—2001, Staff 3:15
Gen Robert E. Hogaboom Leadership Writing Contest Results, Staff 8:11

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