Keep USNI Independent

Freedom of thought and expression have been central tenets of the Naval Institute itself and why, in part, we are witnessing the current passionate and vocal opposition to changing USNI's mission statement. [...] we, the USNI Editorial Board, are submitting this letter to express our desire tha...

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Published inUnited States Naval Institute. Proceedings Vol. 137; no. 4; p. 14
Main Authors Fears, Douglas M, Stevens, Mark L, Berude, Claude G, Devaney, David K, DiRosa, Jacqueline L, Harrison, Bradley D, Leask, Kevin P, Mainz, Marcus J, McFarland, David M, Novak, Jeffrey W, Patch, John P, Robbins, Kendric H, Skuta, Philip C
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Annapolis United States Naval Institute 01.04.2011
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Summary:Freedom of thought and expression have been central tenets of the Naval Institute itself and why, in part, we are witnessing the current passionate and vocal opposition to changing USNI's mission statement. [...] we, the USNI Editorial Board, are submitting this letter to express our desire that the United States Naval Institute remain an independent forum, as it has been since 1873.
ISSN:0041-798X