Wednesday, March 09, 2005
Naval Institute Proceedings: A must read for several reasons!
Frank Gaffney of The Center for Security Policy has an excellent article in the March issue of Proceedings which is the Naval Institutes monthly magazine for Naval service professionals. (Free subscription required for online access.) While I have never been a member of the military I have long been a fan of Proceedings for the insights into the thinking of these whom I admire and also for ideas which can be extrapolated for use in other arenas such as business.
Mr. Gaffney's article is a continuation of his campaign against the Law of the Sea treaty which has been quietly working towards ratification. We need to support the efforts to stop the passage of this treaty which would unnecessarily constrain our operations at sea.
Proceedings also has an interesting read regarding military bloggers and the issues and opportunities that are created by this new free flow of information.
Mr. Gaffney's article is a continuation of his campaign against the Law of the Sea treaty which has been quietly working towards ratification. We need to support the efforts to stop the passage of this treaty which would unnecessarily constrain our operations at sea.
Proceedings also has an interesting read regarding military bloggers and the issues and opportunities that are created by this new free flow of information.
