Table of Contents Features: Das Flugzeungtrager der Graf Zeppelin The WWII German aircraft carrier that came close to being a reality--and the other four carriers on the drawing boards. Details of German carrier aircraft included. Japanese Minesweepers of WWII A class of ships and their fates. Japanese WWII Merchant Ship Data The specifications for caro, tanker, and ore ships. Battle of Pala Passage The 1943 task force that included the Yamato. The Spatlys China decides to capture an island chain from Vietnam circa 1998. US Navy Chief's Reading List 1998 The 1998 version Book Review: Sailing New Seas Change in the modern US Navy. Alerts and News Alerts General Modern Naval News SeaBattle Miniatures 1/2400 scale ships. Russian Submariner Runs Amok Hard Numbers on Russia's Navy Russia Abandons Development of SS-NX-28 Cool Russian Submarine Page Product Updates Rules UK White Paper Reorganizes Armed Forces Modern Forces for a Modern World Modern Day Camoflage Measure 32? Missouri Closes the Circle Berth in Pearl Harbor. Blast from the Past Soviet Nuclear Weapons. Rules Modifications Clarifications for the 3-second Rule Harpoon 4. Errata for White Ensign Corrections. Gunboat Diplomacy Correction Set up modification Pearl Harbor Omission USS Vestal. Dive Speed Harpoon 4 clarification. Platform Specifications Yamato BB The Command at Sea form for the WWII Japanese battleship. Nashville CL The Command at Sea form for WWII US light cruiser. PBJ-1C/D Mitchell The Command at Sea form for the US Navy's medium bomber. Fiesler Fi 167 The Command at Sea form for the WWII German torpedo bomber. Harbin DD The Harpoon form for the Chinese Type 052 [Luhu] class destroyer. San Antonio LHD The Harpoon form for the modern US amphibious ship. SH-60R Seahawk LAMPS III Block II The Harpoon form for the US helicopter. MiG 29SMT The Harpoon form for the Russian Fighter. Large Cover (61K) Back to The Naval SITREP List of Issues Back to Master Magazine List © Copyright 1999 by Larry Bond and Clash of Arms. This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other military history articles and gaming articles are available at http://www.magweb.com