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Articles in Summer 2003 issue of Joint Force Quarterly

• Overflight oversight
  by Donald R. Baucom
• Charting new seas: Navy-Coast Guard cooperation
  by Charles S. Hamilton, II
• General Wallace Martin Greene, Jr. Commandant, U.S. Marine Corps
• 2004 CJCS Essay Competition
• Center of gravity: recommendations for joint doctrine
  by Antulio J. Echevarria, II
• Linking conventional and special operations forces
  by Ronald S. Mangum
• Operational Command and control in the information age
  by Milan N. Vego
• Interpreting the Legacy of Clausewitz
  by Christopher Bassford
• The evolution of Special Operations joint fires
  by Eric Braganca
• Bombing Serbia Into Submission
  by Conrad C. Crane
• Revisiting the Korean: tree-trimming incident
  by Richard A. Mobley
• Statecraft and Maritime Power
  by Thomas G. Mahnken
• Center of gravity: what Clausewitz really meant
  by Joseph L. Strange
• Transforming joint warfighting capabilities
  by Scott E. Jasper
• The origins of effects-based operations
  by Phillip S. Meilinger
• U.S. strategic command: meeting global challenges
  by James O. Ellis, Jr.
• Stepping outside the reality box
  by Mark R. Lewis
• Chinese Naval Power
  by Larry M. Wortzel
• The DOD role in homeland security
  by Adrian A. Erckenbrack
• Information operations and Millennium Challenge
  by Mark W. Maiers
• Systems integration and the new American way of war
  by Paul Bracken
• Wars and Rumors of Wars
  by James Jay Carafano
• Disengaging from consequence management
  by Joel D. Cusker
• Ground radar surveillance and targeting
  by Price T. Bingham
• Trends in future warfare
  by Christopher J. Bowie
• A word from the chairman
  by Richard B. Myers
• Centralized control/ decentralized execution in the era of forward reach
  by Mark G. Davis
• The other gulf war: British intervention in Iraq, 1941
  by Douglas Porch