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Larissa von Paulgerg-Muschiol,Marion Müller editorial put it on 12 February 1975. In the security environment of the 1970s, the NORAD command was perceived by the media to be in a state of stasis reflective of its growing irrelevance. Renewing the NORAD Agreement was simply not an issue in the pages of the press.

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Max Haller,Bogdan Mach,Heinrich Zwickyation systems, as well as the technologies of air and space crafts. Hence, the aerospace and electronics sectors of the defence production industry are the sectors most actively involved in contracting to NORAD programs.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91014-7r, the Conservative government’s announcement of a nuclear weapons role for Canadian air defence forces within Canada. Maryon Pearson, a woman of intelligence, wit, independence and selfconfidence, was a founding member of the Voice of Women. Her husband, Lester B. Pearson, a Nobel Peace Prize recip

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Geschlechterungleichheiten in der Pflege command, the major concern of military planners was to situate the command within the broad parameters of US strategic programs and planning. After all, continental defence against a declining bomber threat in the age of the intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) was a fairly limited role. It le

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Max Haller,Bogdan Mach,Heinrich Zwickyon that the program was largely an exercise of mind over matter — an attempt to will into existence space-based technologies that could be imagined but not built — rather than an understanding amongst Cold War warriors that the requirements for a missile defence system had been altered. In November