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As a result of his genius, mankind has been able toimmunizehimself against many diseases capable of destroying him. Although not eradicating the bacteria itself, the innoculation prevents contraction of the disease. War can be thought of as a disease in that it also is a destructive force. Military strength, therefore, has the potential of preventing war. Surely it would be an act of suicide for one nation to attack another of superior war machinery and mutually suicidal if there was balanced military p Beihg a safeguard against war, then, it is a popular belief , ' ili'tary strength ensurespeace. Fog without war, would we not h ve a world of peace? ' P ' ' If the disease of war were similar to a deadly virus, great military strength would be an effective innoculation, and there would be no need to destroy the source. But the innoculation fails. For in reality, ,yvithout the simple act of war, there would still be a world in constant fair of wart- 5 world' Qf-survjfval. And survival is not peace. The source of war is within the mindslof men. Mankind cannot be immunized .against himself. ' We must use our ingenuity in other ways if we are to find peace. Editor: T. Bouvet Ens., USNR, Writers: W. Grantham, Lt., USN! T- Bouve, Ens., USNR . Photographer: M. Peters, EN1. Contributing Photographer: D. Barnes, PC2.Typists: The Ship's Office Staff.