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Norman Polmar: Archives
August 28, 2008: Signal Changes August 14, 2008: War and Peace -- Russian Style August 07, 2008: LCS No. 1 Underway at Last July 28, 2008: The Demise of a Surface Fleet July 21, 2008: Gliding Across the Atlantic July 08, 2008: Advanced STOVL Now Flying June 25, 2008: The Next Generation of UAVs June 17, 2008: 'Ma Deuce' Days May be Numbered June 09, 2008: India's Navy Expanding Rapidly May 28, 2008: New Allies from Old Enemies May 22, 2008: Is China Building Aircraft Carriers? May 12, 2008: A Super Secret Sub Base? May 08, 2008: The F-117 Nighthawk is Gone. . . We Think! April 28, 2008: More UAVs Taking Off April 21, 2008: Fighting Fighter Issues April 14, 2008: A New Strategic Bomber Coming April 02, 2008: An Objective View of Tankers? March 25, 2008: Cyber Defense -- and Attack March 17, 2008: Army Embarks on Ambitious UAV Program March 17, 2008: Army Embarks on Ambitious UAV Program March 05, 2008: An Awakening Bear? February 25, 2008: Air Force at a Crossroads February 19, 2008: Spy Satellite Not the First to Fall February 13, 2008: Russia and China Propose Space Weapons Ban February 06, 2008: China's Submarines Go to Sea -- Sorta January 29, 2008: Hotline With China Proposed January 23, 2008: LCS Program in Trouble January 16, 2008: Navy May Establish Fourth Fleet January 08, 2008: China's Space Leader Honored January 02, 2008: South African Navy has People Problems December 24, 2007: Mine Countermeasures: Progress and Set Backs December 20, 2007: Russia Completes Hybrid Submarine December 17, 2007: Navy-Coast Guard Ship Merger Proposed December 12, 2007: Russian Fleet Deploys to Mediterranean December 03, 2007: A New Russian Frigate at Last November 26, 2007: Why More Ground Troops? November 07, 2007: Russia's Fifth Generation Fighter Delayed November 01, 2007: LCS to Deliver Marines? October 29, 2007: Israel Gets a Chinese Admiral October 26, 2007: Carrier Controversy Coming? October 23, 2007: Marines Going Back to Sea October 15, 2007: China-India Exercise Delayed October 08, 2007: CSAR-X Competing Again October 03, 2007: UAV Situation: Good News, Bad News September 27, 2007: France Rejoining NATO's Military? September 22, 2007: A UXV Mother Ship Proposed September 18, 2007: Opening Up the PLA September 07, 2007: Ospreys at Sea September 04, 2007: Another Nuclear Sub for India? August 31, 2007: Chinese Ships Visiting Russia August 28, 2007: Japan Launches a Carrier -- Sorta August 24, 2007: The Navy Continues Jamming August 21, 2007: The End of an Exercise August 17, 2007: 'Unmanned' Coming Aboard! August 14, 2007: Mine Threat to U.S. Destroyer? August 09, 2007: Want to Buy a Soviet Transport or Two? August 07, 2007: British Sign Carrier Contract August 02, 2007: Massive Iranian-Russian Aircraft Deal July 31, 2007: Israeli Navy Chief Steps Down July 25, 2007: A Nuclear Cruiser in Your Future? July 20, 2007: New British Destroyer on Trials July 18, 2007: Russian Subs for Venezuela July 17, 2007: The Biggest Indian Naval Exercise July 13, 2007: White House Chopper Flies July 10, 2007: New Chinese Ballistic Missile Sub Detected July 06, 2007: Massive Base Changes in Japan July 02, 2007: 'Big E' Will Soon be the Oldest June 28, 2007: Admiral Pushes Network Centric Warfare June 25, 2007: British Mistakes Admitted June 18, 2007: A U.S.-China Hotline Coming June 15, 2007: More Tomahawks May Fly June 14, 2007: An Aerial Tanker Decision June 11, 2007: Admiral Takes the JCS Helm June 06, 2007: Navy Poorly Handled Submersible Oversight June 04, 2007: Improved Russian Missile Tested May 31, 2007: A Friendly Alligator May 30, 2007: Russian Navy Gives Up Backfires May 25, 2007: Say 'Bye, Bye' in Swedish! May 24, 2007: Medals for UAV 'Pilots' May 22, 2007: Another Chip in the Wall May 18, 2007: Building Bridges to China May 17, 2007: USAF Special Forces Growing May 11, 2007: Africa Command Coming May 10, 2007: Chinese Army Engineers to Darfur May 08, 2007: Australian Submarines Aground May 04, 2007: Chinese Shipbuilding to Double May 03, 2007: Coast Guard Will Drop Updated Cutters April 30, 2007: New Russian 'Boomer' April 27, 2007: U.S. Satellite Vulnerability Issues April 25, 2007: UAV Controversy Escalates April 23, 2007: Ship Woes Continue April 19, 2007: Joint Strike Fighter is Flying April 18, 2007: DDG 1000 Takes Another Hit April 16, 2007: Chinese-Indian Exercise April 10, 2007: Cost of Soldiers' Gear April 09, 2007: Chinese Amphibious Exercise April 05, 2007: The Chinese Are Coming... April 04, 2007: India Joining Another Club April 02, 2007: Plans for an Underwater Express March 30, 2007: Controlling UAVs March 26, 2007: Chinese Espionage March 13, 2007: Polmar's Perspective: A Return Too the Bad Old Days? March 13, 2007: Polmar's Perspective: Boots on What Ground? March 13, 2007: Polmar's Perspective: Over Reliance on Space and Networks? |
About Norman Polmar
NORMAN POLMAR has been a consultant to several senior officials in the Navy and Department of Defense, and has directed several studies for U.S. and foreign shipbuilding and aerospace firms. Mr. Polmar has been a consultant to the Director of the Los Alamos National Laboratory. Mr. Polmar also served as a consultant to three U.S. Senators and to two members of the House of Representatives, as a consultant or advisor to three Secretaries of the Navy and two Chiefs of Naval Operations, and as a consultant to the Deputy Counselor to President Reagan. For the past three decades he has been author of the reference books Ships and Aircraft of the U.S. Fleet and Guide to the Soviet Navy. Mr. Polmar’s articles and comments appear frequently in various newspapers and periodicals and he is a columnist for the Proceedings and Naval History magazines, both published by the U.S. Naval Institute. From 1967 to 1977 Mr. Polmar was editor of the United States and several other sections of the annual Jane's Fighting Ships. Purchase a copy of Spy Book: The Encyclopedia of Espionage
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