A COLDER WAR
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- The Cold War. // Airman;Sep2007 Special Issue, Vol. 51, p14
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- The Curse of Interesting Times. Osika, Peter M. // Airpower Journal;Spring99, Vol. 13 Issue 1, p2
Comments on the circumstances in the post-cold-war world. Contradictions in the notion of interesting times; Threat after the cold war ended; Debates over the United States (US) Air Force's stewardship of space; Discussion on the Operation Desert Fox; Role of airpower in the strategies of the US.
- The Air Force in the Cold War, 1945-60. McFarland, Stephen L. // Airpower Journal;Fall96, Vol. 10 Issue 3, p4
Recounts the history of the US Air Force's role during the Cold War from 1945 to 1960. Effect of technology and the nature of enemy on the roles and missions of America's military services; Threat of the Soviet Union to America's postwar security; Changing roles and missions of the Air Force;...
- Terrorism, Counterterrorism and 'The New Darwinism' of American National Security Policy. Schmitt, Eric; Shanker, Thom // Fletcher Forum of World Affairs;Winter2012, Vol. 36 Issue 1, p33
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- SUCCESS WITHOUT VICTORY. Fallows, James // Atlantic;Jan/Feb2005, Vol. 295 Issue 1, p80
This article focuses on counterterrorism strategies for the United States. An extended comparison between the strategies which successfully saw the U.S. through the Cold War and those used for the war on terror are provided. Issues such as unsecured nuclear weapons from the former Soviet Union,...
- APOCALYPTIC POWERPOINT. Walter, Douglas; Donnelly, Sally B. // Time International (South Pacific Edition);2/13/2006, Issue 6, p11
The article discusses various issues related to the United States Defence Budget. The Pentagon, which is calling for the largest defense budget since the cold war, has been floating scary threats. The Pentagon has a long tradition of dialing up the threat to get more dollars at budget time in...
- THE COLD WAR: A PYRRHIC VICTORY? Newson, David D. // Foreign Service Journal;Feb2005, Vol. 82 Issue 2, p60
The article reports on the results of cold war affecting the U.S. It discusses that the U.S. facing threats of terrorism in the beginning of the 21st century, and the creation of current terrorist threat during the Cold War due to the U.S. interventions. It is suggested that since the results of...
