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TABLE OF CONTENTS / INHALTSVERZEICHNIS
PLAYING WITH THE BEAR
CONFRONTATION ALONG THE PERIPHERY
SURFACE CONTACTS
THE RISE OF THE SOVIET NAVY
THE ROAD TO MOSCOW
NEGOTIATIONS
DEITENTE
THE 1970S
THE AGE OF THE EVIL EMPIRE
BEYOND THE COLD WAR
A GLOBAL LEGACY
CHRONOLOGY
DIESES SCHRIFTSTUECK WURDE MASCHINELL ERZEUGT.
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Note on primary source materials: After the completion of my dissertation and
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bination of materials received through the Freedom of Information Act from
the Departments of State and Defense along with correspondence and tran-
scripts of many of interviews listed below—to the Operational Archives of the
Naval History and Heritage Command. Gregory Martin and his staff are to be
thanked for making this collection available to researchers in 2015. An overview
of the collection can be found at www.history.navy.mil.
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Index
A-6/A-7E aircraft, 179,232, 235,
237,242, 246
Abnaki, 70, 229
Aegis Guided Missile Cruisers, 10,
190
Aeolus, 228
Aeroflot aircraft (USSR), 80,230,
233,240,248
AGIs (Auxiliary, General, Intelligence)
vessels, 37—38,38,41—46,67—70,75,
77,120-23,133,174,191-93,222,
224,227,237,241,243,246,250,251
airspace disputes, 23—24,28—34,167,
202-3,206,210, 216,217, 224
air-to-air encounters, 17, 21, 30,
33-34, 98,101,103,109-10, 212
air-to-surface missiles, 102,110,250
Alaska, 23,30,37,47,48,179,221,228
Albany, 237
Alpinist (USSR), 247
AluHn, 245
America, 40, 67—69, 225, 226,229,
235, 246, 250
Ampermetr (USSR), 223
Anadyr (USSR), 234
Anemometr (USSR), 46,227
Aneroid (USSR), 244
Antares (USSR), 248
antisubmarine warfare, 2, 43, 60, 62,
76,144,161-62,165,219, 225
Arban (USSR), 39, 223,224
Ark Royal (United Kingdom), 81—82,
88, 198,230
Arkansas, 178,251
Arleigh Burke—class destroyers, 9—13,
190,211
Arneb, 219
Ashtabula, 39,223, 233
ASW aircraft, 7, 73, 103,123, 253
Aylwin, 248
Bainbridge, 225
Bakan (USSR), 238
Baku (USSR), 53, 220
Balaklava (USSR), 220
Baldwin, Hanson W., 26
ballistic-missile defense, 9—10,16,
35-36, 160,218
Balzam (USSR), 249,251
Banner, 45—46, 225, 226, 227
Barnstable County, 244
Barry, 218
Baton Rouge, 253
Beale, 228
Belknap, 234
Benjamin Stoddert, 244
Besslednyy (USSR), 228
Betelgeuse, 227
Bezzaventnyy (USSR), 180—81
Biddle, 248
bilateral agreements, 14, 74, 124, 141,
170,188,193,198-202,209, 213.
See also INCSEA
Bo dry y, 244
Bowditch, 218, 255
Boyevoy, 239
309
310 I Index
Bringle, William F., 8, 112—13
Bronstein, 230
Brooke, 247
Brownson, 217
Budapest (USSR), 221
Bugurusyan (USSR), 219
Burovoye Sudno, 247
Burton Island, 222
Butte, 232
Callaghan, 247
Caloosahatchee, 219, 220
Caron, 240, 250, 252
Carpenter, 228
Chandler, 252
Chang Wanquan, 212, 258
Chanticleer, 221
Charbonnet, Pierre N., 2, 5
Charles B. Cecil, 220
Charles E Adams, 238
Chazma (USSR), 233
Chi Haotian, 204—5
China, People’s Republic of: ADIZ
overlap, 257; airspace disputes, 202;
American drone seizure by, 259;
Chinese fighters, 210, 255, 259;
Chinese harassment, 255, 256;
Chinese vessels, 207, 208, 211,255;
coastal territorial sovereignty of,
208— 9; code of conduct idea, 209;
Cowpens/Liaoning (PRC)/PLAN
tank landing ship near colli-
sion incident in South China Sea,
209— 10; CUES signaling system,
212; EEZs and, 204, 208, 255; fish-
ing vessels blocking Victorious,
256; KJ-200 aircraft, 259; Mili-
tary Maritime Consultative Agree-
ment, 210, 213; MMCA and,
204—5, 254, 255; Paracel Islands
occupation, 259; Permanent Court
of Arbitration, 209,259; PRC
embassy bombing, 206, 254; Rim
of the Pacific (RIMPAC) exer-
cise, 209; Schiffer-Quan meeting,
208; underwater drones seizure,
259; U.S. surveillance in China’s
EEZ, 256. See also PLAN (People’s
Liberation Army Navy)
Chirikov (USSR), 241
Chukotka (USSR), 252
Chumikan, 230
Claud Jones, 219, 221, 233
Cohen, William S., 204-5
Cole, 255
COLREGS, violation claims, 247,
251
Concord, 241
Conference on Security and Coop-
eration (CSCE), 200
Congdon, Robert N., 74—75, 86—87,
89, 93-94,101,103, 106,108,114
Connote, 237
Conolly, 242
Conquest, 245
Conserver, 247
Constellation, 220,239
Coontz, 243, 248
Copeland, 251
Coral Sea, 223, 244, 250
Corry, 225, 228
Courtney, 39, 223—24
Cowpens, 209—10
Croaker, 220
CUES (Code for Unalerted Encoun-
ters at Sea) signaling system, 211—12
Index I 311
Dale, 234
jDalnyy Vostok (USSR), 221
Daniel A. Joy, 38-39, 221
Daniel Boone, 241
Dardanelles, 227
Dash, 222
David R. Ray, 248
Davis, 229
DC-3 ferret aircraft (Sweden), 216
DD 817 (USSR), 218
Debbink, Dirk, 207
DEFCON 3, 233
Deliverer, 227
Denmark, 227, 241,243
Deviator (USSR), 224
Dewey, 259
Diomid (USSR), 231
DMA (Dangerous Military Activi-
ties) Agreement, 253
Dobrynin, Anatoliy, 41, 46, 55, 97,
111, 118, 120-21,226,227,233
Dolinsk (USSR), 222
Donald B. Beary, 239
Donald Cook, 9—14, 13, 191, 257,
258
Don-class submarine tenders, 236,
237,249
Donnelly, John J., 207
Douglas, 233
Dubna (USSR), 222
Dupont, 245
Dutton, 39, 218, 222, 223, 224
Duxbury Bay, 221
Dwight D. Eisenhower, 192—93, 240,
244,247, 249, 259
Dzerzhinskiy (USSR), 222, 231
Dzhordano Bruno (USSR), 228
Dzhuzeppe Garibaldi (USSR), 225
East Germany, 197—98, 249
Edson, 226, 234
Edward McDonnell, 246
EEZ, 208, 255, 256
Eisenhower, Dwight D., 16, 25,
28-34, 114
Ekholot (USSR), 226, 227
Ekvator (USSR), 242
Elliot, 247
Elmer Montgomery, 236
Elokomin, 217
Engen, Donald D., 2(2), 68, 128—29
Entemedor, 217
Enterprise, 226, 229, 245, 246
Ernest Small, 223
Essex, 229
exclusive economic zones (EEZ), 204
Fairfax County, 242, 243
Faleshty, 218
Fellin,Tom, 206
Fife, 248
FLEETEX 83, 246
Fletcher, 21, 226
Foggo,James G.“Jamie13,191—92
FON operations: in Baltic Sea, 234,
239, 243; Black Sea FON cruise,
236; Mischief Reef, 259; near Para-
cel Islands, 259
Forrest Sherman, 233
Forrestal, 220, 240, 241, 243,245
Fort Snelling, 220, 221
Fox, 231,238
Francis Hammond, 251
Franklin D. Roosevelt, 222,224,232,236
freighters, 52,54,218,219,221,227,
229
French navy, 1,133, 157, 251
312 I index
Fruze (USSR), 54, 221,229
Furse, 227
Gallant, 245
Gavril Sarychev (USSR), 245, 247
Genrikh Gasanou (USSR), 252
George Washington, 35—36, 36, 218
Gibbs, 224
Gidrofon (USSR), 41, 70, 225, 226,
227, 228, 229
Gidrolog (USSR), 70, 229
Girorulevoy (USSR), 230
Glazhyv (USSR), 222
Goldsborough, 245
Gorbachev, Mikhail, 199
Gorshkov, Sergey G., 4, 8, 17, 35,
57,61-62, 62,67,99,104-5,107,
110-11, 122-27, 166,231, 235, 242
Gravely, 259
Grayling, 253
Grechko, Andrei, 231
Grodekovo (USSR), 226
Groky (USSR), 223
Gromkiy (USSR), 243
Gromyko, Andrei A., 20, 54
Grozny (USSR), 227
Gruziya (USSR), 222
Guadalcanal, 232, 244
Guadalupe, 227
Guam, 206, 228, 230, 255
Gurke, 223
Hagel, Chuck, 212, 258
Hagg, C., 201
Hainan Island, 206, 207, 210, 255,
258
Hamilton, 249
Hampton, Charles E., 10—15
Hanson, 231
Harbin, 257
Harlan County, 163, 241, 246
Harold E. Holt, 248
Harold J. Ellison, 237
Harry E.Yarnell, 235, 238
Hartley, 223—24
Harty, Harry L., Jr., 64, 66, 93,105,
107, 115-16
Hassayampa, 238
Hawaii, 234, 251, 252, 255, 257, 258
Hawkins, 227
Hayward,Thomas B., 40, 114, 118,
124, 126, 161-62,164-66,169
helicopters, 221, 222, 224, 232, 234,
235, 236, 239, 240, 243, 244, 246,
247,251,252,258
Henry B. Stimson, 242
Hewes, 234
Hillenbrand, Martin J., 84, 88—90
Hilton, Robert P., Sr., 1—8, 3, 13—15,
39,42,112-13, 126,130,148,153,
163,194
Hitchiti, 220
Holloway, James L. Ill, 40, 162
Hornet, 223, 224, 226
Impeccable, 208, 256
in extremis situations, 163, 229, 233
incident reports, 218, 231, 237, 238,
241, 242, 244, 245, 247, 249, 250
Incidents at Sea Agreement, 84,198,
213
INCSEA, 206,255; agreement signing,
8,231; bilateral agreements and, 199;
global existence, 197; Moscow review,
232,235,238,241,248,251,252,253,
259; multilateral INCSEA proposal,
Index | 313
197,200-201; Naples review, 256,
257,258; negotiated terms of, 211—12;
negotiations, 197,231; no review
years, 253,255; Russia review, 254,
255,256,257; search and rescue
(SAR) understandings, 202; talk post-
ponements, 249; violation claims, 232,
233,235;Washington review, 234,
236,239,243,244,246,250,251,253,
254,255,257
Independence, 206, 233, 240, 242, 243,
254
Indian Ocean, 239, 242, 243
Ingram, 226
Ingur (USSR), 227
International Seapower Symposium,
210-11,212
Ismeritel (USSR), 228
Ivan Rogov (USSR), 239, 243
hvo Jima, 249
Izmerital (USSR), 227
Izvestiya (USSR), 231
Jack, 229
Jack Williams, 250
James Monroe, 222
Japan,215,216, 257
John Adams, 226
John C. Calhoun, 222, 241
John C. Stennis Strike Group, 212
John F. Kennedy, 78,154, 232, 234,
247
John WWeeks, 228
John Willis, 219
Johnson, Lyndon B., 54—55, 67,
69-70,74-75,229
Johnson, U. Alexis, 41, 55, 90,129,
226
Joint Military Commission, 253
Jones, Scott A., 10—11,174
Joseph P. Kennedy,Jr., 50—51,220
Joseph Strauss, 223
Josephus Daniels, 232, 237
Julius A. Furer, 240
Kalamazoo, 249
Kamchatka Peninsula, 216, 217, 221,
250,251
Kamenets-Podolsk (USSR), 222
Kapitan (USSR), 227
Kapitan Vislobokov (USSR), 229
Karl Lynney, 224
Kasatonov,Vladimir, 197, 204
Kaufmann, 252
Kennedy, John F., 32, 50, 58-59, 219
Keywadin, 39, 223—24
Khariton Laptev (USSR), 77, 230
Khrushchev, Nikita, 30—32, 35—36,
56,61
Kiev (USSR), 235, 237, 241,245
Kildin (USSR), 241
Kirk, 250, 251
Kirov (USSR), 246
Kissinger, Henry, 75, 83—85, 87, 90,
96-97,108,110-12,114,122,127,
154-55,231,233
Kitty Hawk, 72, 202, 225, 226, 233,
240,243, 248, 253
Klaus, Samuel, 21—24,27, 32—33
Knox, 244
Koelsch, 144-45, 235, 236
Kompas (USSR), 224
Komsomolets Gruziy (USSR), 247
Korean Air Lines flight 007,167, 204,
246, 247
Kosmonaut Fedkistov (USSR), 228
314 | Index
Kostroma (Russia), 253
Kotelnikov (USSR), 222
Krasnyy-Oktyabr (USSR), 228
Kretchmer, 219
Kronshtadt PC no. 193 (USSR), 221
Kulkoba (USSR), 217
Kuprin (RT-401)(USSR), 221
Kurosograf (USSR), 251
Kurs (USSR), 230
Kurth, Ronald, 167,169,171-73,199
Ladoga (USSR), 249
Lafayette, 223, 224, 226
Laird, Melvin, 75-77, 82-84, 95-98,
107, 109,114-17,120-22,125-26
Lawless, Richard, 207
Lena (USSR), 221
Leninskiy Pioner (USSR), 225
Leonhard, Dieter, 199, 201
Leonid Leonidev (USSR), 221
Liaoning (China), 209—10
Liberty, 44, 46, 68, 70
Lindewald (USSR), 220
Linza (USSR), 226
Little Rock, 225,230, 232
Lockwood, 244
Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr., 25—27,
31-33
Long Beach, 251
Lookout, 221
Lotlin (USSR), 229
Lotsman (USSR), 225, 226
Luce, 220, 221
Lynch, 228
Maddox, 44, 222
Magomet (USSR), 222
Makhachkala (USSR), 227
Manley, 245
Marcula (USSR), 220
Marcya Ulyanova (USSR), 219
Marshal Gelovani (USSR), 249
Marshal Nedelin (USSR), 249
Marshal Ustinov (USSR), 249, 252
Martin, William L, 40, 68
Mascoma, 217
Mason, 257
McCandless, 235
McClaren, Stephan W., 63, 65—67
McCloy, 247
McClusky, 252
McMorris, 228
Medyn (USSR), 227
Metallurg Baykon (USSR), 219
Meyerkord, 247
Mich els on, 218
Midway, 232, 239, 240, 242, 249
Military Sealife Command (MSC), 207
military-to-military communications,
186,188-89,196, 205, 208. See
also Military Maritime Consulta-
tive Agreement
Miller, Gerald “Jerry” E., 2, 7-8, 113
Milwaukee, 249
Minsk, 241,242, 245,248, 251
Mississippi, 249
Mitscher, 232
MMCA working group: Beijing
meetings, 254,255; EP-3/F-8 colli-
sion meeting, 255; Guam meet-
ings, 206,255; Hawaii meetings,
207, 208,209,254,255,257,258;
INCSEA and, 210; Maritime and
Air Safety working group, 255,256;
meeting on US. surveillance in
China’s EEZ, 256; Military Mari-
Index | 315
time Consultative Agreement,
204-5,210, 213; Qingdao meeting,
207; Qingdao meetings, 212—13,
254,255,256,257,259; San Diego
meetings, 254; Shanghai meetings,
206-7, 255
Molala, 225, 226
Monterey, 10
Moorer,Thomas H., 47, 98,109,
114-16,119,121-22
Moskva (USSR), 240
Mustin, Henry C., Jr., 198
Nakhodchivyy (USSR), 246
Nakhodka (USSR), 249
Narragansett, 247
Narwick (USSR), 219
NATO: Balkans campaign, 206,
254; Baltic operations, 250;
CUES signals and, 211; multilat-
eral INCSEA proposal, 197, 200;
Northern Wedding exercises, 239,
251; Ocean Safari, 234, 240, 250;
PRN embassy bombing, 206;
Teamwork exercise, 242, 248
Navasota, 239
Navoytsev, Petr, 147,198
Neches, 228
Neckar (W. Germany), 201
Neosho, 222
Nicholson, Arthur B., 249
Nikolayev (USSR), 223
Nimitz, 234, 254
Nipmuc, 218
Nixon, Richard M., 75, 78, 83, 91,
97,102,105,110,112,114-16,
118-19,122,124,127-28,132,196
Northampton, 217
Northwind, 224
Novikov Priboy (USSR), 219
Novomoskovsk (Russia), 253
Novorossiysk, 222
nuclear submarines, 16,35, 62,157,
253
nuclear weapons: in Cuba, 50—53, 59,
61; exercises, 43; growth of, 265;
nuclear nonproliferation accord,
74; post-WWII and, 16—19; Soviet
detonation of atomic bomb, 216;
Soviet use of, 215; surveillance
missions and, 26; technologies, 35
nuclear-powered vessels, 41,143—44,
178,249
Obama, Barack, 9,14, 210
Observation Island, 223
Odarennyy (USSR), 247
Ognevoy (USSR), 237
Ohio, 241, 245
Oka (USSR), 227
Oldendorf, 245
Oriskany, 233
Ostrogozhsk (USSR), 225
Otlichnyy (USSR), 252
Owens, 231
Pankara, 227
Pegas (USSR), 247
Peleliu, 245
Pelorus (USSR), 248
Penhtep (USSR), 220
Perch, 228
PereyaslavUZalesskiy (USSR), 55, 229
Perseus, 226
Petropavlovsk, 247
Philippines, 209, 253, 259
316 | Index
Pioner Volkov (USSR), 231
PLAN (People’s Liberation Army
Navy), 206; antipiracy operations,
256;J-lOs, 259; Kitty Hawk/Han-
class submarine shadowing inci-
dent in Yellow Sea, 253; KJ-200
aircraft, 259; Mischief Reef occupa-
tion, 253; Paracel Islands and, 202;
PLAN fighters unsafe encounters,
258; Տս-ՅՕտ, 259
Pobeda (USSR), 221
Polotsk (USSR), 221, 224
Porter, 259
Preserver, 233
Professor Zubov (USSR), 234
Pronoysk (USSR), 223
Protraktor (USSR), 225
Prut, 247
Pueblo, 46, 70-73, 74-75, 229
Putin,Vladimir, 9, 12, 14
Quan Lihua, 208
Radford, 227
Randa (USSR), 38-39, 221
Randolph, 227
Ranger, 220
Rathburne, 245
Rawlins, Robert, 43, 85—87, 89,
93-94,102-3,108-10,114-15,
130-32,146
Rayburn, 75
Razyashchiy (USSR), 241, 248
Ready, 235
Reagan, Ronald, 251
reconnaissance planes, 28, 236, 258
“Regarding Rules of Behavior for
the Safety of Air and Marine
Encounters”, 212, 258
Rehoboth, 221
Repiter (USSR), 221
replenishment interference, 217,220,
222,223,228,238,241,242,245,
249
Revnostnyy, 247
Rezviy, 245,250
Richard K. Turner, 234
Richardson, 212
Riga-class frigates, 221
Rigel, 219, 224
Rogers, William P, 75, 82-84,107
Ross, 258
Roughhead, Gary, 256
Rotven, 229
Roy O. Hale, 218
Rudder, Steven, 213
Rumsfeld, Donald, 197, 202
Rybachiy (USSR), 241
Safeguard, 225
safety-at-sea talks, 229, 230
Sam Houston, 230
Sam Rayburn, 43, 230
San Jacinto, 259
San Pablo, 224
Sands, 228
Saratoga, 222, 237, 239, 249, 250
Sarsfield, 234, 236
Savannah, 241
Schiffer, Michael, 208
Sderzhannyy (USSR), 247
Sea Robin, 227
Seattle, 231
Sergey Yesenin (USSR), 227
Sergeyev, 232
Sevan, 234
Index I 317
Shangri-La, 219
Sihir (USSR), 222
Sidman, Howard, 198—200
Sioux, 221
Sister Katingo, 222
Slava (USSR), 250
Smith, Leighton W, 201
Smith, Winton, 211
Solovat Ulayev (USSR), 250
sonobuoy drop claim, 224,237,238,241
South Carolina, 238
Soviet aircraft, 216,217,229,230,258,
259; 11-14 Crates, 226; 11-18 Coots,
246; Il-18s Coot patrol aircraft, 242;
11-28 Beagles, 50,228; 11-38 Mays,
239,241,244,245,246,249,250,
252; MiG-15s, 216,217; MiG-23
Floggers, 251,252; MiG-25 Foxbats,
252; MiGs, 216, 217,218; Su-15
Flagons, 167,246,250,251,252;
Su-24 Fencers, 10—13,257,258;
Su-27 Flankers, 251,252,257,258;
Tu-16 Badgers, 72,220,224,225,
228,229,232,249,250,220;Tu-95
Bears, 220,223,224,227,233,245,
251,252
Soviet Navy, 5—8; Black Sea Fleet,
227; Black Sea rammings, 252; in
Cuba, 234; Hawaii, cruise past,
234; incident reports, 249, 250,
252; KAL 007 downing, 246;
Kara-class cruisers, 136, 161, 235,
240, 247; Kashin-class destroy-
ers, 61,67-68,137,157, 161, 232,
234, 235, 236, 237, 238, 239, 243,
244, 247, 248; Kildin-class destroy-
ers, 237, 240, 241, 244; Kotlin-
class destroyers, 3—8, 63, 67, 81,
113,134,137,159,221,224,
228, 233, 237, 239, 246; Kresta-
class cruisers, 136, 154, 161, 234,
250; Krivak-class frigates, 10—12,
159-61, 168, 179, 233, 235, 237,
238,240, 241,242, 243,244, 245,
246, 249; Krupny-class DDGS, 45,
65,157, 225; Kynda-class cruis-
ers, 61,137,161, 235, 236, 238; in
Mediterranean, 233; minesweeper
collisions, 243, 250; Mirka-class
frigates, 180—81, 237, 238, 239,
240; Mod Kashin-class destroy-
ers, 247; Mod Kildin-class destroy-
ers, 240, 243, 244; multilateral
INCSEA proposal, 200; Natya-
class patrol frigates, 239,241, 243;
Okean naval exercises, 230; Petya-
class frigates, 5—6, 233, 234, 236,
244; protests by, 225; reprimands,
241; Riga-class frigates, 58, 67,
221, 235, 237, 247; rocket nose
cone recovery, 230; Kopucha-class
LST, 245; Soviet destroyer/Biddle,
248; Soviet frigate/Danish mine-
layer, 241; Soviet ship /Butte, 232;
SSV-468, 250; task force off U.S.
West Coast, 243; unsafe encoun-
ters, 251; USAF planes mock
attack incident, 231; USN aircraft/
Soviet warship simulated attack,
231;Vietnam, 239;Yankee-class
ballistic-missile submarine, 229
Soviet vessels: CG vessels, 230; cruisers,
243; DD vessels, 224,226, 227,228,
230; DDGS vessels, 224; destroyers,
228,230,232,240; fishing vessels,
220,221, 226,228; patrol vessels,
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218,222; Sverdlov-class cruisers, 235,
236; tankers, 220,221; trawlers, 38,
217,218,219,220,221,226
Springfield, 7—8, 113
Spruance, 8, 248
Stalin, Joseph, 16—17, 35, 62
Staten Island, 221,224
Stein, 238
Stenka, 244
Sterett, 247
Storis, 221,228
Stribling, 232
submarines: AGIs approaching of
surfaced, 246; ballistic- missile
submarines, 35,36, 43,62,77,160,
229,241,253; Charlie I-class subma-
rine, 239; Davis/Soviet subma-
rine 559,229; Don-class submarine
tenders, 236,237,249; Echo II
. submarine, 145,236; Foxtrot-class
submarines, 3—8,60,220; Han-class
submarines, 202,253; Novomoskovsk,
253; Rayburn/Teodolit, 75; Tango-class
submarine, 249; U.S. submarine/AGI
Laptev, 230;Victor I-class submarines,
247,248
Sullivan, William, 206—7
Sumter, 239, 246
surveillance, 2—8, 250
Sverdlovsk (USSR), 39
Sverdlovsky, 218, 223—24
Sweden, 200—201, 216, 250
Taiwan, 203, 207, 208, 254, 257
Tallahatchie County, 218
Taras Shevchenko (USSR), 218
Tashkent (USSR), 244
Taymyr (USSR), 247
Teodolit (USSR), 43, 75, 228, 230
Terrell County, 227
territorial water disputes: Coontz and
Spruance, 248; EEZs and, 204; Fox,
231; Iceland and, 203; international
waters, 204; Kurosograf off Guam,
230; resolution of, 209; Texas inci-
dent, 249; U.S. protest, 225
Texas, 243, 249
Thach (USSR), 251
Thomas B. Gates, 252
Thompson, 227
Thompson, Llewellyn E., 32, 46, 67,
97,227
Thresher, 220—21
Tioga County, 219
Towers, 247
Trieste (USSR), 220-21
Trippe, 249
Trost, Carlisle A. H., 43, 97,107,176
Truman, Harry S., 16, 20, 23, 33
Truxton, 244
Turkestan, 54, 229
Turkey, 202, 230
Turkmeniya (USSR), 221
Turner Joy, 234
U-2s, 218
UNCLOS (United Nations
Convention on the Law of the
Sea), 203-4, 208
United Nations: UN Conference on
the Law of the Sea, 203—4; UN
Disarmament Commission, 200
United Nations (UN): China’s claim
submission to, 256; multilateral
INCSEA proposal, 200; South
China Sea and, 209; UNCLOS, 208
Index I 319
United States: incident reports, 231,
237; protests by, 220,221, 223,224,
225,226,227, 228,229,230,234,
235,245; responses by, 118,218,
222,223,225,226,241,249, 250;
SchifFer-Quan meeting, 208; viola-
tion claims, 232, 234,235,236
Unzha (USSR), 219
Uryupskiy (USSR), 226
US. Air Force, 206,242,251,252, 257,
258,259
U.S. aircraft, 216,220,221,222,223,
227,229
U.S. Army, 230
US. Department of Defense (DoD),
173,204,205,226
US. Navy: antipiracy operations, 256;
carrier incidents ofFVladivostok,
248; FON operations, 234,236,
239,259; incident claims, 237; inci-
dent evaluations, 249; naval quar-
antine of Cuba, 219; observation
of Soviet rocket nose cone recov-
ery, 230; ships in Black sea, 236, 240,
241; ships in Sea of Okhotsk, 240;
Silver Fox operations, 232,233,234,
235,237,239,241,242, 243,244;
USN surface action group/Gidrofon,
225; USN-PLAN exercises, 257
U.S. ships: Dzhordano Bruno and, 228;
Leonid Leonidev and, 221 ; MMCA and,
254; Soviet ships incidents, 222,226
USAF aircraft, 216,217,218, 224, 225,
226,231,248,251,252,257,258
USN aircraft, 235; EA-6B Prowler,
243, 250; EC-121M Warning Star,
230; EP-3E Aries/Aries II aircraft,
206,251,252,255; F-4 Phantoms,
232, 245; F9F-5 Panthers, 216; F-14
Tomcats, 240,242,243, 244,246,
249,252; F/A-18 Hornets, 250,
252; P2V Neptunes, 21, 23,27-28,
28,37, 216, 217; P-3 Orions, 221,
224,234,235,236,237,238, 239,
240,241,242,243,244,245,248,
250,251,252,259; P4M Merca-
tors, 216; P-8 Poseidons, 210,258,
259; PB4Y-2 Privateers, 216; PBM
Mariners, 216; RF-8G Crusader,
235; S-2A Trackers, 238
USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist
Republic): Army flag officers release,
230; Banner protest response, 226;
claimed waters, 251; claims rejection,
225; diplomatic notes, 232; INCSEA
reviews in* 251; negotiations with,
199; protests by, 218,220,222,223,
226,227,228,229,231,234,235,
237,242,251; Soviet Black Sea Fleet,
227; Soviet press, 218,222,223;
territorial water disputes, 231; viola-
tion claims, 224,232,234,235,237
Ust Ussuriysk (USSR), 218
Valley Forge, 21, 216
Vance, Cyrus, 55—56, 69—70
Vandenburg, 224
Vanderburgh 228
Vandergrifih 250
Vega (USSR), 218
Vertikal (USSR), 39,223,224
Vertikal (USSR), 222
Victorious, 207, 208, 256
Vietnam, 53-55, 202, 209, 223, 225,
227, 229, 231, 239, 259. See also
N orth Vietnam
320 | Index
Virginia, 247
Vishinsky, Andrei Y, 20—21, 26—27
Vladivostok, 216, 217, 248
Vlastni (USSR), 219
Voge, 235, 236
W.S. Sims, 2-8, 112, 126
Waccamaw, 227, 245
Wainwright, 237
Walker, 62-69,64, 85,93,193,227,228
Warner, John W., 8, 76, 83-88, 83,
93-97,100-101,104-5,107-8,
110,112-13,115-25,127,139,
154,171-72,197,204, 231,257
Warrington, 219
Warsaw Pact, 197, 201,241
Wasp, 219,230
Weinel,J. P. “Blackie”, 40, 43-44, 95,
98,121,126-33,140,146-49
William VPratt, 2-8,112-13,221,245
William W.Wood, 227
Winston Churchill, 257
Wu Shengli, 212, 256
Xi Jinping, 210
Yanukovych,Viktor, 9
Yaroslav Mudry (Russia), 193, 259
YiYang (China), 257
Yinhe (China), 253
Yorktown, 180—81, 252
Yosemite, 226
Zhdanov, 236
Zhou Borong, 206—7
Zond (USSR), 223,224
Zumwalt, Elmo R., 4, 8,112—13
Zumwalt, Elmo R., Jr., 58, 77, 79,
82-83, 93,112-13,115,117-18,
128-30,135-36,139,159
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