Rotor Review SubmissionsNext Issue: Winter # 163
"Fix, Fly, Fight” Our aim is to recognize these hardworking professionals, and the vital role they play in the Naval Aviation team. Our deadline for this issue is 22 January. Some inspiration for submissions includes:
Thank you for your support! V/R, LT Elisha “Grudge” Clark, USN HSM-41 Assistant Training Officer, Editor-In-Chief, Rotor Review DSN: 619-545-8301 All photo and article submissions for Rotor Review should be emailed to a Rotor Review Community Editor (see below), the Editor in Chief or the Managing Editor.
Rotor Review Editorial Team Editor-In-Chief: LT Elisha "Grudge" Clark, USN - [email protected] Managing Editor; Allyson "Clown" Darroch - [email protected] Copy Editors CDR John Ball, USN (Ret.) - [email protected] CAPT John "Assassin" Driver, USN (Ret.) - [email protected] Aircrew Editor AWR1 Ronald "Scrappy" Pierpoint - [email protected] [email protected] HSC Editors LT Tyler "Benji" Benner - [email protected] LT Andrew "Gonzo" Gregory - [email protected] HSM Editors LT Abby "Abuela" Bohlin, USN - [email protected] LT Joshua "Hotdog" Holsey - [email protected] LT Samantha "Amber" Hein USN - [email protected] LT Thomas "Buffer" Marryott Jr - [email protected] LT Nathan "NAM" Beatty - [email protected] LT Jared "Dogbeers" Jackson - [email protected] USMC Editors Maj. Nolan "Lean Bean" Vihlen - [email protected] Capt. Michael "Chowdah" Ayala, USMC - [email protected] USCG Editor LT Marco Tinari - [email protected] NHA Photographer Raymond Rivard Technical Advisor LCDR Chip Lancaster, USN (Ret.) - [email protected] Acceptable Formats for Submission
Articles can be submitted in any current word processing software without any embedded photos or artwork. Please attached as separate files.
Include author and image credit (if any) in the document. For editing and formatting, we primarily follow the Navy Style Guide. You may download the pdf here
Acceptable Photo and Vector Images file types: Acceptable Video file types: Media Submission GuidelinesAll submissions must abide by the following guidelines:
Editorial Policy
Rotor Review (ISSN: 1085-9683) is published quarterly by the Naval Helicopter Association, Inc. and is intended to support the goals of the Association, provide a forum for discussion and exchange of information on topics of interest to the naval helicopter community, and keep membership informed of NHA activities. As necessary, the President and the Executive Director of NHA will provide guidance to the Rotor Review Editorial Board to ensure that Rotor Review content continues to support this statement of policy as the Naval Helicopter Association adjusts to the expanding helicopter community.Articles should be of general interest to the readership and geared toward current Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard affairs, |