Principles for a Free and Secure Global Maritime Network
Feb 2006, Vol. 151, No. 1
By Mike Mullen
At this year’s International Seapower Symposium in Newport, Rhode Island, Chiefs of Navies, Coast Guards and maritime forces from seventy-two nations gathered to discuss the growing threat to maritime interests and the growing imperative of maritime security. This article will continue the discussion started in Newport on how the world’s maritime forces can work together to confront common security challenges by establishing and participating in a global network of maritime nations for a free and secure maritime domain.
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By Mike Mullen
At this year’s International Seapower Symposium in Newport, Rhode Island, Chiefs of Navies, Coast Guards and maritime forces from seventy-two nations gathered to discuss the growing threat to maritime interests and the growing imperative of maritime security. This article will continue the discussion started in Newport on how the world’s maritime forces can work together to confront common security challenges by establishing and participating in a global network of maritime nations for a free and secure maritime domain.
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