Our service members deserve to feel valued and supported. bit.ly/3PIxoLm

Lessons learned from the Baltimore bridge collapse. bit.ly/4auUSfq

Transportation and continuous logistics are critical for getting Marine forces ashore and sustaining them once there. bit.ly/3PMUOPX

Connectedness and trust are integral to mission success—branding is one method to increase both. bit.ly/43FwOUt

The U.S. military will need to adopt unconventional practices for recruiting, training, and retaining cybersecurity professionals. bit.ly/43Uv0ad

Building more ESDs and ESBs would be a quicker way to provide a more capable and versatile fleet. bit.ly/43MQ6XZ

Rapidly equipping the Marine Corps with emerging modernized capabilities—both minimum viable capabilities and full-fledged programs of record—remains the “north star” for its acquisition professionals. bit.ly/4cFSG66

Proceedings Photo of the Week: U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer 1st Class Lauren Steenson, a Public Information Assist Team member, pets Mac, a therapy dog, at the Francis Scott Key bridge Incident Command Center in Baltimore, Maryland, 2 April.

Which U.S. or foreign expeditionary warfare littoral, delta, or river combat action provides the best lessons for 21st-century expeditionary warfare and why? bit.ly/4aiHSt0

Five areas to watch with NATO navies: surface recapitalization, air defense, ASW, unmanned, mine warfare, and logistics. bit.ly/3xvxz6l

The Marine Corps needs a small, logistically independent light infantry force. bit.ly/49g26CA

Lessons from history and the current war in Ukraine on the use of decoys. bit.ly/3J48D8B

Since the onset of the global age, there have been two kinds of nations: those that can determine the nature of the global order and those that cannot. bit.ly/3VJj74N

On the verge of retirement, a Navy captain reflects on legacy and mentorship. bit.ly/3vAW1CV

Deception is essential to the Marine air-ground task force’s survival. bit.ly/3TGuOGX

Have an answer for May's Asked & Answered question? Send your response to [email protected] and your answer could be featured in the May issue of Proceedings!

Small, uncrewed seaplanes could help the Marine Corps remain mobile, survivable, and lethal in the littorals. bit.ly/3IVXkPY

The April issue of Proceedings—our Expeditionary Warfare—is live on our website! bit.ly/4axN6Ry

Perhaps the least known of the U.S. Navy’s Civil War–era ironclads was a highly innovative, technologically advanced, high-freeboard seagoing ship built solely to battle the Royal Navy. bit.ly/48Rccd2

Proceedings Photo of the Week: U.S. Coast Guard Maryland-National Capitol Region command center watchstanders were alerted to a cargo ship collision with the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, Maryland, 26 March. U.S. Coast Guard (Carmen Caver)