The Navy’s Energy Future-Cause for Concern === > [!tldr] Tags > #cat/énergie #cat/technologie #cat/stratégie #cat/militaire #org/navy #cat/future #cat/litterature #type/journalArticle > [!info] Meta Data >**FirstAuthor**:: [[Earner, Commander William A.]] ~ > **Title**:: The Navy’s Energy Future-Cause for Concern > **Year**:: 1981 > **Citekey**:: [[1981_earner]] > **itemType**:: journalArticle > **Journal**:: *U.S. Naval Institute* > **Volume**:: 107/12/946 > **ISSN**:: > > [!Cite] > Earner, C. W. A. (1981). The Navy’s Energy Future-Cause for Concern. _U.S. Naval Institute_, _107/12/946_. [https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/1981/december/navys-energy-future-cause-concern](https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/1981/december/navys-energy-future-cause-concern) > > %%[@1981_earner]%% > **URL**:: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/1981/december/navys-energy-future-cause-concern . > > **Related**:: . > > **Attachment**::. --- > [!important] Synthesis > **Contribution**:: > > [!Abstract] > > In calculating the Navy’s substantial energy needs, we are aware of the enormous amount of fuel necessary to put a warship such as the new guided missile destroyer Callaghan (DDG-994) to sea. We tend to overlook, however, the enormous amounts of energy that were needed to put her together. >> --- # Note. --- # Annotations%% begin annotations %% %% end annotations %% %% Import Date: 2024-02-07T22:22:04.085+01:00 %%