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… European home.” He envisioned a gradual transformation of NATO and the Warsaw Pact into political organizations and … Europe (CSCE) would become institutionalized and subsume NATO security functions. For Gorbachev, this was the answer …
… period. A central issue is the degree to which U.S. and NATO planning posited early or initial use of nuclear weapons … plan from the Czech archives. Certainly, by the 1950s, NATO war plans assumed early use of nuclear weapons, even …
… United States, with many of them (over 7,000) in NATO Europe. The deployments of nuclear weapons reflected U.S. and NATO war plans at the time as well as the conviction of U.S. …
… By William Burr, April 2001 Thirtieth Anniversary of NATO's Dual-Track Decision By William Burr, December 10, 2009 … in 1983, and published, for the first time, official NATO and Air Force summaries of Able Archer 83, a NATO …
… with the Soviet Union on a hair trigger" during the 1983 NATO nuclear release exercise, Able Archer 83. Policymakers, … written with access to all US intelligence files on US/NATO actions and the Soviet response in the fall of 1983. The …
… U.S. nuclear weapons storage sites in Western European NATO countries, they were accompanied by Harold Agnew, a …
… no exceptions." Gorbachev particularly surprised CIA and NATO officials with his announcement of unilateral cuts in … struggle," while retired Gen. Andrew Goodpaster, a former NATO commander and top aide to President Eisenhower, …
… Zurich-based web site of the Parallel History Project on NATO and the Warsaw Pact (PHP) -- an international consortium … nuclear destruction of strategic targets in “all European NATO states.” Although Western European cities were always …
… U.S.-European relations, helping to define a new role for NATO and restore confidence in American leadership after a … he had taken charge of the Transatlantic Alliance, pushed NATO to use overwhelming military force, risked America's …
… not a nuclear retaliation as had been doctrinal in NATO policy until 1967. That year, the NATO defense ministers had approved Military Committee [MC] …
… Office of Political Affairs, United States Mission to NATO and European Regional Organizations (USRO), 28 March … raise obstacles to U.S. nuclear weapons cooperation with NATO Europe but it could also help the Soviets "resist any …
… announced formally the previous day at the semiannual NATO ministerial meeting, after a period of heated debate among NATO leaders, with West Germany’s Kohl most in favor of the …
… had a defensive character and assumed a first strike by NATO (See Document 3 at pages 26-27, Oral History Roundtable, … preemption would then occur in response to observations of NATO preparations." [I: 42; II: 74 (Gareev)] In fact, as also …
… support of U.S. allies. As he wrote, the risk was that "NATO and other allies might not join." 17 October 1962 … approach could give Khruschev "a way out" and would have NATO's support, but could make later action more difficult, …
… details about its functioning and plans against NATO during the Cold War. 350 pages of interviews are made … Zurich-based website of the Parallel History Project on NATO and the Warsaw Pact (PHP)--an international consortium …
… a significant change in current policy by allowing the expansion of the commercial sale of images taken from space …
… 26, 2008. Document 3: Alan Gross, "Para La Isla," Proposed Expansion of Scope of Work in Cuba Proposal, September 2009. …

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… 2002. Unclassified. Source: www.au.af.mil/au/awc/awcgate/nato/exploit_internet.pdf. This manual provides an overview … 2005, focuses on the inception of the program (including expansion of NSA's collection activities and threat …
… But the end of the Cold War, declining budgets, and the expansion of NRO's customer base – due to the ability of …
… U.S. officials who subsequently gained credit for opposing expansion of the Vietnam war, most prominently Undersecretary …
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