Titlebook: Conventional Deterrence into the 1990s; Thomas Boyd-Carpenter Book 1989 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 198

卵石

C. Tobón,S. Pérez,J. P. Ugarte,J. Saizutility of American strength as an instrument of national policy. First, a cautionary word or two. I will be speaking to you from an American perspective on US military power, its achievements and its prospects. It is important to keep in mind that American strategy, like that of other nations, has

hegemony

Visual Pattern Discovery and Recognitionumb’ bombs. Since that time the term has been used more widely, and applied to almost any weapon with some degree of autonomous guidance or ‘intelligence’. In particular, ‘smart’ or even ‘brilliant’, has been used to describe weapons which can acquire and attack targets with the minimum of external

保留

Dhorali Gnanasekaran,Venkata Prasad Chavidiective on ways to improve the process in today’s global market place. The development of new technology is of paramount importance to the maintenance of military strength. Advances in microelectronics, for example, have revolutionised weapons systems development. Weapons which use microelectronics a

Synchronism

Materials Forming, Machining and Tribologys; possible deep cuts in strategic systems; these and other issues call for clear thinking about the essential elements of Alliance security policies into the next century and beyond. The focus on the dangers of nuclear war is not being matched, at least in terms of a general awareness in the West,

擦试不掉

Dhorali Gnanasekaran,Venkata Prasad Chavidie Alliance, as well as to the frame of reference established by the Alliance and its political and strategic goals. The uppermost goal of the Alliance’s strategy, as in the nuclear age it must be, remains the prevention of war, of any kind of war, and the preservation of our political freedom of act

interlude

意外

Surgeon

Saad Kashem,Romesh Nagarajah,Mehran Ektesabiations as part of the overall topic of strategies and military concepts. Until last month I had the privilege of serving for two and a half years as the Deputy to the Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic in his NATO headquarters in Norfolk, Virginia, and it is from that perspective that I intend to add

残废的火焰

Dejian Liu,Chris Dede,John Richardsalways seem to return to the same intersection. Change always seems to be inevitable, but also rather unlikely. Many of the crises that politicians and academics and the media get excited about tend to evaporate. A little while ago we were told of the tremendous amount of damage that the Libyan bomb

Demonstrate

Introductionnature. There is an implicit assumption that with the change of calendar some kind of climacteric will be reached, and that policies which have been found perfectly satisfactory hitherto will suddenly require radical readjustment. It should therefore come as no surprise that the Royal United Service