Titlebook: Dilemmas in Defence Decision-Making; Constructing Canada’ Anne Denholm Crosby Book 1998 Ann Denholm Crosby 1998 cold war.decision-making.go

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Introduction: Considering Contradictions,ient for his innovative contributions to United Nations peacekeeping during the Suez Crisis in 1956, was the Liberal Prime Minister who accepted the nuclear weapons in 1963. Maryon Pearson then resigned from the Voice of Women.

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,Constructing an Aerospace Defence Mandate: 1958–81,ll, continental defence against a declining bomber threat in the age of the intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) was a fairly limited role. It lent itself, however, to expansion in two directions, and both expansions, if accomplished, had the potential to significantly alter the nature of the command.

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Bernhard J. Güntert,Günter Thiele supersonic jet fighter plane being developed and produced in Canada.. Although he did not mention it by name, the missile Pearkes referred to was the US BOM ARC, of which there were two versions. The BOMARC A had a conventional arms capability while the BOMARC B was designed for nuclear warheads. The US air defence forces were nuclear equipped.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-01192-7 perception that threatening the destruction of both one’s self and one’s adversary was an appropriate method of conflict resolution. The prospect of Canadian participation in an active ballistic missile defence program during the 1980s was similarly contentious and for the same reasons.

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Book 1998ision-making as it related to the defence of the continent under the auspices of the North American Air/Aerospace Defence Agreement (NORAD). In the post-cold War era, these relationships continue to effectively support a traditional security agenda for the Canadian government. The rewritten NORAD Ag

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,Active Missile and Space-Based Defence Programs: 1981–96,$17 billion over five years from 1995 to 1999, with a forecast core program budget of $50 billion through to the year 2010, exclusive of operational costs.. In 1993, the sign on the doors of the SDI offices was simply replaced with a sign identifying the residence of the Ballistic Missile Defense Organization (BMDO).