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Current Issue Contents:

The Story of Aegis

Admiral Mike Mullen, USN
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

Admiral Gary Roughead, USN
Chief of Naval Operations

Personal Reflections
RADM Wayne E. Meyer, USN (Ret.)

Overview of AEGIS
Troy S. Kimmel

The AEGIS Movement
Robert E. Gray and Troy S. Kimmel

The Roots of AEGIS: 1945 Through 1970
Troy S. Kimmel

The AEGIS Weapon System
Joseph T. Threston

The AEGIS Combat System
Joseph T. Threston

The STANDARD Missile / AEGIS Story
Ralph E. Hawes and James R. Whalen

Getting AEGIS to Sea: The AEGIS Ships
Randall H. Fortune,CAPT Brian T. Perkinson, USN (Ret.), and Robert C. Staiman

The Future of AEGIS: To the Horizon and Beyond
RADM Kathleen K. Paige, USN (Ret.), and Dr. Scott C. Truver

The AEGIS Movement—A Projecty Officer Perspective
RADM J. T.Hood, USN (Ret.)

The AEGIS Movement—An OPNAV Perspective
VADM James H. Doyle, Jr., USN (Ret.)

The Aegis Movement—An Operational Perspective
CAPT Michael J. Miller, USN (Ret.), VADM James H. Doyle, Jr., USN (Ret.), and VADM J. T. Parker, USN (Ret.)