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The Naval Engineers Journal is the peer-reviewed journal of the American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE). ASNE is the leading professional engineering society for engineers, scientists and allied professionals who conceive, design, develop, test, construct, outfit, operate and maintain complex naval and maritime ships, submarines and aircraft and their associated systems and subsystems.

Naval Engineers Journal was previously published as Journal of the American Society of Naval Engineers.

Publisher: American Society of Naval Engineers

Volume 123, Number 3, September 2011

President's Page

President's Page
pp. 5-6(2)
Author: Kiss, Ronald K.

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Secretary's Notes

Secretary's Notes
pp. 7-9(3)
Author: Kruse, Dennis K.

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ASNE Day 2011–State of the Society Address

ASNE Day 2011–State of the Society Address
pp. 10-17(8)
Author: Hinton, Kathleen E.

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ASNE Day 2011–Acknowledgments & Proceedings

ASNE Day 2011–Acknowledgments & Proceedings
pp. 18-21(4)

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ASNE Day 2011–ASNE Corporate Supporters

ASNE Day 2011–ASNE Corporate Supporters
pp. 22-23(2)

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ASNE Day 2011–Panels

ASNE Day 2011–Panels
pp. 24-24(1)

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ASNE Day 2011–Technical Paper Sessions

ASNE Day 2011–Technical Paper Sessions
pp. 25-25(1)

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Technical Articles

Naval Ship Integration – Can It Be Done?
pp. 30-35(6)
Author: Skolnick, Alfred

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Controlling Life-Cycle Costs for Naval Surface Ships: Joint ASNE/SNAME SD-8 Navy Ships Panel Report
pp. 36-42(7)

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American Shipbuilding and Repair Industry Welcomes Strategic Partnership with Major Defense Shipyards
pp. 43-44(2)

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Technical Papers

Hull Structures as a System: Supporting Lifecycle Analysis
pp. 45-55(11)
Author: Collette, Matthew

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C2 to the Tactical Edge
pp. 57-66(10)
Authors: Famme, Joseph B.; Price, Bryan; Raitch, Ted; Davison, Jim

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Adapting to Changes in Design Requirements Using Set-Based Design
pp. 67-77(11)
Authors: McKenney, Thomas A.; Kemink, Lauren F.; Singer, David J.

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Set-Based Design and the Ship to Shore Connector
pp. 79-92(14)
Authors: Mebane, Walter L.; Carlson, Craig M.; Dowd, Chris; Singer, David J.; Buckley, Michael E.

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Naval Surface Combatant Ship Design Philosophy Including Associated Organizational Impacts
pp. 93-102(10)
Author: Ricketts, Myron V.

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NAVSEA Technical and Acquisition Personnel
pp. 103-118(16)
Author: Ricketts, Myron V.

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Maximizing Platform Value: Increasing VIRGINIA Class Deployments
pp. 119-139(21)
Authors: Goff, Christy I.; McNamara, Charles L.; Bradley, Joseph M.; Trost, Christopher S.; Dalton, William J.; Jabaley, Michael E.

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Using Agents to Model the Kill Chain of the Ballistic Missile Defense System
pp. 141-151(11)
Authors: Holland, O. Thomas; Wallace, Sara E.

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