Preventing War Heads New Strategy: (ASSOCIATED PRESS 17 OCT 07)   “In the first major revision of U.S. naval strategy in 25 years, maritime officials said Wednesday they plan to focus more on humanitarian missions and improving international cooperation as a way to prevent conflicts.”

 

 

 

Navy’s Humanitarian Role To Expand - Under New Maritime Plan, More Aid Will Be Provided Overseas To Help Curb Terrorism: (LOS ANGELES TIMES 18 OCT 07)    “To combat global terrorism, Navy ships will deploy on more missions to bring medical help and construction teams to regions considered possible flash points for anti-American extremism, the vice chief of naval operations said here Wednesday.”

 

Navy, Marine And Coast Guard Leaders Unveil New Strategy(VIRGINIAN-PILOT 17 OCT 07) “The Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard unveiled a long-term strategy Wednesday that would combine their forces on a host of missions and invite foreign navies to join them in keeping sea lanes open for commercial ships.”

 

U.S. Rolls Out New Maritime Strategy(DEFENSE NEWS 17 OCT 07)   “We are going to remain a global and fully deployed force that retains the core capabilities of forward presence, deterrence, sea control and power projection.”

 

More Marines To Go On Ships, Strategy Says: (NAVY TIMES 17 OCT 07) “Expect to see Marine detachments on a “wider variety” of ships and Coast Guard cutters, according to the sea services’ new maritime strategy.”

 

Naval Forces Outline New National Maritime Strategy: (CONGRESS DAILY 17 OCT 07)   “The leaders of the three U.S. naval forces — the Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard – on Wednesday unveiled a "national maritime strategy" that focuses more on protecting global commerce and using the oceans to enhance cooperative efforts to promote stability, provide humanitarian assistance and deter conflicts than on fighting wars.”

 

Maritime Strategy For Global Security Outlined In Newport, San Diego:  (NAVY COMPASS 17 OCT 07)   “The nation’s Service chiefs from the Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard unveiled a new Maritime Strategy known as "A Cooperative Strategy for the 21st Century Seapower" at the International Seapower Symposium at the Naval War College, in Newport, R.I. Oct. 17.”

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