“Miad Maleki's informed analysis of Iran's vulnerability perhaps has a fatal assumption ("A Buyout for Iran's 'Shadow Fleet,'" op-ed, Oct. 21). Can the U.S. sustain the blockade?
The proven sea-power adage of three ships committed for every one engaged on a foreign station poses a severe burden.
The U.S. Navy is already stretched thin by worldwide responsibilities. Strong winds and dust can interfere with equipment and visibility. Automated systems can mislead people and bureaucrats who underestimate the sea and fail to understand the real dangers. One might wonder if America is up for such an extensive challenge.
Capt. Raymond J. Brown, USCG (Ret.)
Londonderry, N.H.” [1]
1. Our Test of Naval Endurance. Wall Street Journal, Eastern edition; New York, N.Y.. 27 Oct 2026: A14.
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