Military Power Is Not Enough
An editorial note explains the series draws on briefings and interviews with analysts from the White House State Department Defense Department AID NSF Library of Congress and other government sources to assess limits of military power.
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Soviet Union's evolving threat to U S security warned
Ray Cromley analyzes U S defense strategists view the Soviet Union as the clear and present danger, citing improved political and military methods that could alter future security dynamics. The piece discusses potential threats beyond missiles and submarines and frames strategic challenges for U S planners.
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Defense In the 70s and the balance of power
Analysis shows Soviet political activity in the Middle East Africa and Latin America strengthening its military and economic leverage while weakening the United States. The text warns of potential disruption of Western Europe oil flows and global raw material access, impacting NATO and U.S. interests.
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