Add to ORKGMy central theme is this: Certainly the Soviet threat is the central factor that Americans must keep in mind at all times in planning their national and international affairs; yet apart from this threat, there are other basic factors that have been with us over a longer period, that will remain with us into the future, and that are even more fundamental in their impact upon the American position in world affairs
You have given me a lot of territory to cover this morning with the title: Political Factors in the...
The 1960. and 7Os have seen the emergence of significant Soviet distant power projection capabilitie...
American foreign policy has entered into a new, promising, but potentially dangerous era. The advent...
The war we are already fighting (and losing) is an unconventional, undeclared war—waged with camoufl...
The announced objectives of these Global Strategy Discussions and the comprehensive program organiz...
Just as various factions within the United Scares have become polarized over the perceived pros and ...
Two underlying forces that are at work on the world scene are the diffusion of power away from Mosco...
Soviet capabilities will no doubt continue to grow and that growth has been and will be cause for co...
Some observers have characterized the current mood surrounding relations between the superpowers as ...
During the past 45 years, the U.S.- Soviet relationship has been the dynamic focus of our foreign an...
Except, perhaps, in the view of the most brazen martinet, national power is not an end in itself. Ra...
At some time between now and 1965 or 1970 we may actually cross a great watershed of history which ...
Never was this country faced with such grave danger. Yet we seem to be devoting more of our energies...
I would like to discuss in my introduction the evolution of Soviet military doctrine in three phases...
The Soviet Union is, and will remain, a global power. It has used its central geostrategic position ...
You have given me a lot of territory to cover this morning with the title: Political Factors in the...
The 1960. and 7Os have seen the emergence of significant Soviet distant power projection capabilitie...
American foreign policy has entered into a new, promising, but potentially dangerous era. The advent...
The war we are already fighting (and losing) is an unconventional, undeclared war—waged with camoufl...
The announced objectives of these Global Strategy Discussions and the comprehensive program organiz...
Just as various factions within the United Scares have become polarized over the perceived pros and ...
Two underlying forces that are at work on the world scene are the diffusion of power away from Mosco...
Soviet capabilities will no doubt continue to grow and that growth has been and will be cause for co...
Some observers have characterized the current mood surrounding relations between the superpowers as ...
During the past 45 years, the U.S.- Soviet relationship has been the dynamic focus of our foreign an...
Except, perhaps, in the view of the most brazen martinet, national power is not an end in itself. Ra...
At some time between now and 1965 or 1970 we may actually cross a great watershed of history which ...
Never was this country faced with such grave danger. Yet we seem to be devoting more of our energies...
I would like to discuss in my introduction the evolution of Soviet military doctrine in three phases...
The Soviet Union is, and will remain, a global power. It has used its central geostrategic position ...
You have given me a lot of territory to cover this morning with the title: Political Factors in the...
The 1960. and 7Os have seen the emergence of significant Soviet distant power projection capabilitie...
American foreign policy has entered into a new, promising, but potentially dangerous era. The advent...