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Joint Force Quarterly (Issue 21) Spring 99

• A Word from the Chairman by Henry H. Shelton
• Celebrating and Cerebrating the Success of the Alliance
• NATO Chronicle: The Cold War Years by Richard L. Kugler
• NATO Chronicle: New World Disorder by Kori N. Schake
• The Atlantic Alliance: A View from Capitol Hill by William V. Roth, Jr.,and Stanley R. Sloan
• The Atlantic Alliance: A View from the Pentagon by William S. Cohen
• NATO: Prospects for the Next Fifty Years by Javier Solana
• Meeting Future Military Challenges to NATO by Wesley K. Clark
• Transforming NATO Defense Capabilities by Harold W. Gehman, Jr.
• ESDI: Berlin, St. Malo, and Beyond by Alexander R. Vershbow
• Special Operations Forces in Peacetime by John M. Collins
• Landpower and Future Strategy: Insights from the Army after Next by Huba Wass de Czege and Antulio J. Echevarria II
• Joint Fires Coordination: Service Competencies and Boundary Challenges by Robert J. D'Amico
• Operational Maneuver from the Sea by Charles C. Krulak
• Non-Lethal Weaponry: From Tactical to Strategic Applications by Dennis B. Herbert
• Making the Joint Journey by William A. Owens
• Intelligence Education for Joint Warfighing by A. Denis Clift Conduit or Cul-de Sac? Information Flow in Civil-Military Operations by Michael M. Smith and Melinda Hofstetter
• Jointness Begins at Home-Responding to Domestic Incidents by Alan L. Brown
• Of Chiefs and Chairmen: Lyman Louis Lemnitzer
• Organization, Doctrine, Education, and History
• Mahan's Blindness and Brilliance: A Review Essay by Brian R. Sullivan
• Reassessing the Lessons of Vietnam Again: A Book Review by F.G. Hoffman