Pearl Harbor Lessons in War and Defense Policy
Twenty years after Pearl Harbor the article asks if such a surprise attack can be prevented and argues for a strong defense posture. It weighs deterrence versus civil defense, discusses balance of terror, potential first strikes, US military plans, and Kennedy's stance on avoiding the first blow while expanding defense capabilities.
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Bem Price
Washington
Pearl Harbor
United States
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S
Pentagon
Florida
Strategic Air Command
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