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- 81: Crisis In Kosovo
- ... that the job she had for him to do was diplomacy. I feel that the need for diplomacy is in great need in lieu of what has happened recently, yet NATO continues to shower the ground with missiles and accidentally killing innocent people. The Serbians and Milosevic should pay for what travesties they have done to the Albanians there, but I ...
- 82: Computers And The Military
- ... pilot can't see what's 30000 feet under him but his instruments and their computers can with the help of prior intelligence information and programming. That's how the NATO bombers operated both in Operation Desert Storm and in Kosovo. New naval ships have radar systems that is capable of spotting possible treats 35 miles away both in airspace, on ...
- 83: Cryptographys Importance In Go
- ... with the codes and phrases used is destroyed, and the codes used only once, hence the name one-time pad . Several other regions cryptography is used is in secure communication. NATO forces share secure radios, so the enemy has little no chance of determining the whereabouts of the force, anticipated extraction points, points of entry, and the like. Cryptography has ensured ...
- 84: Vietnam
- ... nessasary to end the conflict in South Vietnam. The United States felt if it did not show strength fortitude and intiative in SEATO that it would lose its position in NATO. McNamara advised against SEATO’s plan, however shorhtly thereafter the United States order the number of advisors increased to 400 and soon by late 1961 Kennedy ordered the number of ...
- 85: The Cuban Missile Crisis
- ... priority should be given to trying to mount sabotage operations".6 On February 3 1962 Kennedy ordered a complete ban on all trade with Cuba and State Department officials urged NATO to stop trade as well. In reply, Castro issued the ‘Second Declaration of Havana’ the next day, which was a call to all the people of Latin America to rise ...
- 86: A Consise History Of Germany
- ... East Germany and West Germany became sovereign states. East Germany joined the Warsaw Pact, an Eastern European military alliance. West Germany became a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), a Western military alliance. 1961 The East German government built the Berlin Wall. 1989 The Communist government in East Germany collapsed, and the Berlin Wall was dismantled. Thousands of East ...
- 87: Containment Policy
- ... threatening us, it is Russian political power" ; or with President Eisenhower's consistent view that the Russians intended no military conquest of Western Europe and that the major role of NATO was to "convey a feeling of confidence to exposed populations, which was suposed to make them sturdier, politically, in their opposition to Communist inroads." the US dismissed possibilities for peaceful ...
- 88: Dwight D Eisenhower
- ... hero. Eisenhower’s Term in Office (1952-1960) After the war, he became President of Columbia University, then left to assume the first position of supreme commander over the new NATO forces being assembled in 1951. In 1952, Eisenhower resigned from the army to campaign in the presidential election that year. Both major parties wanted him to represent them in the ...
- 89: Cold War
- ... their economies the growth of communism would be discouraged. In 1949 the United States joined with 11 other western nations in an alliance to form the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) which provided collective security in Europe and any other part of the world but the main goal was to contain communism. Shortly after the Soviet Union and seven other European ...
- 90: Middle East And Canada
- ... internationally. Thus, following the 1985 incidents, within Canada, the government stepped up security measures at airports, while at the external level it combined with other states within the fora of NATO and the UN to consider ways of dealing with the spectre of terrorism. Similarly, in 1987-88, the extensive, graphic coverage of the protests in Gaza and the West Bank ...
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