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Vol. 5 No. 3
The ONI Review
Confidential
March 1950
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THE SOVIET NAVY
93
THE CHINESE COMMUNISTS AND FOREIGN TRADE
100
THE RETURN OF THE FRIGATES
104
ARGENTINA'S LOGISTIC CAPABILITIES
111
A U-BOAT IN THE ARCTIC
117
AIR FACILITIES ON TAIWAN
121
INTELLIGENCE BRIEFS
126
RUSSIAN IMPERIALISTIC POLICY - A MEMORANDUM
133
SECURITY OF THE ONI REVIEW
The ONI REVIEW is published for the information of the officers of the United
States Navy and Marine Corps. Although the material is largely confidential, re-
stricted and unclassified articles (so designated) will frequently be included. The
classification of the magazine as a whole remains confidential.
Commanding officers of ships and shore activities on the REVIEW distribution
list are authorized to circulate this publication among all commissioned and warrant
officers of the Navy and Marine Corps under their command. The restricted and
unclassified articles may be copied and given wider distribution, as appropriate.
Security of the publication should be guarded in accordance with its classifica-
tion: (1) by care in the circulation and custody of the REVIEW itself and (2) by
avoiding discussion of its confidential material in the hearing of other than com-
missioned and warrant officers of the United States Naval services. When not in use,
the REVIEW should be kept under lock and key. IT IS NOT TO BE REMOVED
FROM THE SHIP AND SHORE STATIONS TO WHICH IT IS ADDRESSED.
Old issues may be retained in the confidential files or destroyed.
FELIX JOHNSON,
Rear Admiral, U.S.N.,
Director of Naval Intelligence.
Confidential
91
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