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Proceedings Magazine
Since 1874, Proceedings magazine has been the most
identifiable product of the Naval Institute. Each monthly
issue of this flagship publication includes articles from
military professionals and civilian experts on current issues,
lively reader commentary, interviews with military leaders
and strategists from the United States and abroad, historical
essays, book reviews, and full-color photography. A forum
for spirited debate on issues affecting today's armed services,
it is "must" reading for the Navy, Marine Corps,
and Coast Guard.
 The
May Proceedings is a double-sized edition that gives
you the year-in-review of the Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard,
and Merchant Marine. This one-source guide gives you the
complete sea service leadership lists (flag and general officers
and senior enlisted) with photos and billets, organizational
charts, congressional committee members, and much more.
"I have never read an issue of Proceedings
without getting a good idea. That's reason enough to be a
member."
— the late Vice Admiral Arthur K. Cebrowski, U.S.
Navy, (Retired)
". . . original ideas cannot be bought
or trained; they require fertile ground in which to grow and
develop. The Naval Institute has long been, as it is today,
fertile ground."
— General Charles C. Krulak, USMC (Retired),
31st Commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps
Member since 1991
"It's well known that if you want
to know what's really going on in the Navy, what's really
being said, it's in Proceedings."
— Admiral Stanley R. Arthur, U.S. Navy
(Retired)
Member since 1983
[More quotes]
"The naval professional's got
some things to say—and a forum to say them in."
— Rear Admiral Daniel Bowler, USN (Ret.)
Member since 1970
"The Naval Institute is a fundamental
link to so much of our past, and in many ways the hope of
our future as well. It is the forum in which much of our intellectual
capital is generated, and it facilitates so many of the truly
important conversations involving the Sea Services of our
nation and the world. The Naval Institute is the indispensable
institution: if it did not exist, we'd have to invent it."
— Rear Admiral James Stavridis, USN
Member since 1982
"We are seagoing professionals, and
Proceedings is our journal."
— Admiral Robert E Kramek, USCG (Retired),
20th Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard
Member since 1972
"The Naval Institute should jealously
guard its role as prodder, conscience, and constructive safe
haven for ideas that keep pushing the establishment not to
be content to accept only the little challenges when the big
challenges are out there."
— Admiral James M. Loy, U.S. Coast Guard
(Retired),
21st Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard
Member since 1990
"For more than a century, the Naval
Institute has provided readers the world over with extraordinary
opportunities to learn from America's historic achievements."
— David McCullough, historian and author
of Truman, John Adams and many other books
"Just returned from deployment to
the Adriatic on DDG-71. Proceedings served us well
throughout the six months by giving my wardroom something
to talk about other than home, liberty, and the food. Thanks
and well done!"
— D. M. Thomas, Jr. (then-commanding
officer of the USS Ross)
"Through it all, from the Straits
of Hormuz to Yokosuka and back again, the Naval Institute
and Proceedings have been constant markers of our
heritage, and profession."
— E. J. Quinn, U.S. Navy
"Without some such stimulus as the
Institute, the Navy would be less like a profession and more
like a trade; we would be less like artists, and more like
artisans; we would have become too practical and narrow; we
would have no broad vision of the Navy as a whole. . . ."
— Bradley Fiske, Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy,
February 1919 Proceedings
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