speeches (documents)

Transcript of address given by ADM Frederick H. Michaelis, Chief of Naval Material at the 1978 Current Strategy Forum. His speech focuses on the challenges of developing and building a modern fleet.

Address given by ADM William J. Crowe, Jr., Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for Plans, Policy, and Operations at the 1978 Current Strategy Forum. Crowe discusses how strategy in the Middle East is prone to dramatic change, and the need for a dymanic military force that can respond to strategic changes. The first two pages features ADM James Stockdale's introduction to Crowe.

Transcript of ADM James Stockdale's introsuction to Victor Ugoff's speech at the Curent Strategy Forum 1978.

Remarks by James Woolsey regarding the Navy's role in national security at the 1978 Currenet Strategy Forum. The first page includes the tail end of James Stockdale's introduction to the speaker.

Opening remarks by PNWC Stockdale at the 1978 Current Strategy Forum.

Opening remarks by PNWC ADM Stockdale and his introduction to SECNAV Claytor's address.

Transcript of address given by SECNAV Claytor at the 1978 Current Startegy Forum. Claytor largely focuses on insights from the Sea-Based Air Platform Study, SEAPLAN 2000, and how it can inform the Navy's decisions.

Address marked "not revised" delivered at NWC during the 1978 Current Strategy Forum by Edward R. Jayne II, Associate Director for National Security and International Affairs, Office of Management and Budget. He speech largely focuses on the Office of Management and Budget's view of the US Navy's future.

Address delivered at NWC during the 1978 Current Strategy Forum by Edward R. Jayne II, Associate Director for National Security and International Affairs, Office of Management and Budget. He speech largely focuses on the Office of Management and Budget's view of the US Navy's future.

Transcript of address given by Helmut Sonnenfeldt, with an introduction from ADM James Stockdale, at the 1978 Current Strategy Forum. The speech focuses on Russia's growth as a global power and its relationship with US foreign policy.