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… weapons scheduled for location in Italy in furtherance of NATO plans.” Whether other stockpile agreements were modified …
… with the Italian government on nuclear use decisions until NATO had had more discussions on the issue. Nevertheless, in … Foreign Minister to delay consideration of the issue until NATO had discussed nuclear use issues, if he “still wishes …
… relations with Italy but also to improve the “readiness of NATO forces in Italy during this period of crisis over …
… most favored nation treatment if it became known to other NATO countries.” Moreover, it could “easily lead to requests … effective, which could have adverse effects on ability of NATO forces to respond in emergency.” The State Department …
… 1962, members of the Joint Staff gave Bundy a briefing on NATO nuclear capabilities. Bundy asked to read the script, … were “defense data” presentations to top officials in NATO countries and “limitations on two-stage weapons.” Source …
… American and West German insistence on a united Germany in NATO remain the main Soviet preoccupation, because the … or proposal other than suggesting maybe dual membership in NATO and the Warsaw Pact or a non-aligned status, but repeats …
… was not necessarily good,” unless they reduce the risk to NATO and “improve survivability of our own systems.” Nitze … focuses on future European security, and the cohesion of NATO in the face of a diminishing Soviet threat. Zanone …
… interlocutor, noticing that Rossbach never once mentioned NATO, asks a pointed question revealing the main U.S. … the three mentioned above—namely full German membership in NATO.” Rossbach responds that “this was the subject of …
… Island Dec 7, 2018 … Cable from Secretary of State to All NATO Capitals. Subject: Allied Briefing on Reagan-Gorbachev …
… Mainly, Gorbachev saw Germany’s potential inclusion in NATO as “a fundamental shift in the balance of forces,” and …
… to transfer the “custody of atomic weapons” to select NATO countries and other allies. In this way they could … British and the Canadians (air defense weapons), then to NATO countries (“defensive weapons”), and later “defensive …
… German unification and the issue of German membership in NATO. In rather stark contrast to Bush’s own subsequent … Bush reports no real turning point with Gorbachev on the NATO issue and no significant concession. Bush says, “Near …
… Herter to President Eisenhower, “Atomic Support for French NATO Forces in Germany,” 14 September 1960, Top Secret … …
… as the role of independent nuclear capabilities in the NATO context. This report deserves a careful read because no … coverage of the Bowie report, which proposed providing NATO Europe with its own nuclear strike force (See Document …
… sharing with him after his continuous non-cooperation with NATO.” Dillon, Gates, and McCone also discussed a request … were not spending enough on the forces needed for their NATO missions. Their “military expenditures for NATO are very …
…   This paper addresses the power relations within NATO stemming from U.S. control over nuclear weapons deployed … to use the weapons was a “purely U.S. decision,” the NATO countries would need to be confident that the U.S. and …
… so that the British were on the same footing as other NATO members. The State Department had begun the talks, but …
… security, the Partnership for Peace and the future expansion of NATO, and Russian policies in the near abroad. Yeltsin …
… for United Europe.” The plan would subordinate NATO to the CSCE structures and strengthen the Russian role … security order,” saying that “it sticks in their craw that NATO appears poised to dictate the terms of the new order.” …
… and European stability in this discussion with NATO Secretary General Dirk Stikker about the state of the … Memorandum of Conversation, “Call of Secretary General of NATO,” 6 February 1962, with “Special Handling” sheet …
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