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Proceedings Photo of the Week: Marine Corps CH-53E Super Stallion helicopters lift an M777A2 howitzer and a Joint Light Tactical Vehicle during the 2025 Marine Corps Air Station Miramar Air Show in San Diego. Marine Corps (Sarah M. Grawcock)

A “Test in the Red Sea” initiative would signal that the United States is committed to advancing the future of naval warfare—and to deter its competitors in the process. bit.ly/479JFBG

Small unmanned aircraft systems could improve the safety and security of our operations in dozens of ways. bit.ly/4nvmnMh

As the nation’s new SecNav and CNO prepare their strategic and navigation plans to guide the service forward, improving strategic thinking and communications must be a top priority. bit.ly/42janVH

A platform dedicated to sea denial is needed. bit.ly/46RIiX2

The service should focus on the longevity and operational availability of its newer classes of cutters. bit.ly/3Wg9EB1

The November issue of Proceedings—our salute to the Marine Corps—is live on our website! bit.ly/47xvJAh

The Navy is looking for the Goshawk’s replacement. bit.ly/48FecID

Taiwan’s latest annual exercise takes a more comprehensive and realistic approach to the island’s defense against a potential future invasion. Open Let the Red Sea Be the Navy’s Testbed for USVs configuration options Open configuration options bit.ly/3LhC8Z1

A command motto that speaks to a ship’s situation is powerful. It can foster confidence and trust within the crew. bit.ly/4qDzT2s

Marine Corps Essay Contest—First Prize. The Marine Corps must redefine how it deters enemy forces. bit.ly/3Wy2OqY

Russia’s military advantage in the High North is greatly overstated. bit.ly/43bvNEF

Afloat billets build skills that prepare junior officers for successful careers. bit.ly/4oMpZtp

For a generation of Marines caught in the tech boom, mentorship is key. bit.ly/4qyg5h3

How the Navy can connect sailor innovation to industrial-scale software. bit.ly/4hUMevi

Fewer than 100 American civilians have been made Honorary Marines. Who else deserves to be nominated for the Commandant to bestow the honor, and why? bit.ly/4qDKSc3

After the Battle of Belleau Wood in World War I, a distinct level of hostility existed between an envious U.S. Army and a celebrated U.S. Marine Corps as the 20th ... bit.ly/4nAX8at

Experts review Unit X, and other new and noteworthy books. bit.ly/43OqZoT

The Revolutionary War exploits of Samuel Nicholas—the first officer commissioned in the nascent Continental Marines. bit.ly/4olBjNw

Marine Corps Essay Contest—Second Prize. A new heavy fires battalion could refashion artillery for the future fight. bit.ly/48XqSei