This essay examines two narrative examples of the Royal Navy and naval combat on screen, exploring their resemblances in the reenactment of naval history and their portrayal of the past through consistent representational strategies. In Which We Serve (Noel Coward and David Lean, 1942) and Sea of Fire (Ian Duncan, 2007) use deliberate and self-conscious recreations of the past to authenticate t...

This paper describes research done by Micro Analysis & Design, Inc. (MA&D) for the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) and the Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC) under the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program. We developed objective tools, metrics, and a methodology for improving submarine combat system operator interfaces. Our methodology included understanding the domain, develo...

A systems engineering development for acquisition, transmission, processing, dissemination and display of information vital to combat casualty care and related first responder activities is presented. It utilizes a synergistic combination of two existing state-of-the-art Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency/Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center San Diego (DARPA/SSCSD) technologies (Sensat...

The choice of roll stabilization system is critical for many types of ships. For warships where operational activities are fast and the concept of time is very effective, determining the most appropriate of these systems is of particular importance. Some operations, such as the landing of the helicopter on board, are critical for naval ships. Unwanted rolling motion makes this difficult. In add...

Abstract Focusing on the characteristics of naval base targets, according to conditions geographical location, facilities size, capacity station and undertake task, target level analysis were taken comprehensive value, value alternative based Analytic Hierarchy Process(AHP). The hierarchical model which reflects correlation all factors was build. quantitative evaluation multi-naval bases carrie...

The Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) project begun by the Naval Special Warfare Command and continued by the U.S. Special Operations Command developed a set of tactically appropriate battlefield trauma care guidelines that were initially published in 1996. Transition of these guidelines into use throughout the Department of Defense has been ongoing since that time. The need for updates to t...