Titlebook: US Military Power in the 1980s; Christopher Coker Book 1983 RUSI 1983 defence.international relations.military.politics

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Introductionstrength and the equally significant decline of American forces. The United States itself has been fully conscious of the change in its military standing. In the words of a member of the Reagan Administration, what has taken place during the last ten years is ‘a(chǎn) major transformation in the relations

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US Military Power: The Realitiesrofound examinations of the security issues facing our countries in the Alliance. The tendency since World War II has been to divide the world up into regions and to look at the world with blinkers on and to consider, for example, the central region of Europe or south-east Asia as isolated areas tha

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Future Developments in US Strategic Forcesmerica’s strategic posture. Just two weeks ago, the President announced a sweeping set of proposals in regard to the US strategic forces which could fairly be called the most comprehensive and important set of strategic announcements ever seen at one time. This was largely the consequence of the fac

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US Military Strength: Manpower and Logisticsically, I want to highlight the goals and purposes of our defence policy, and discuss in some detail the content of the 1983 defence budget in functional terms, since it is so critically important a force for determining the strength of US military power.

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