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Technology and The Arms Race
Kaldor, Mary | April 9, 1983 issue
Presents information related to technological improvements in military weapons developed by the United States. Increase in cost of weapons after the Second...

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The Smart Missile: The Cruise--Salt-Free and Deadly
Aldridge, Robert C. | April 14, 1979 issue
Focuses on cruise missiles in weapon system of the U.S. Efforts of the U.S. government to exempt the cruise missiles from Strategic Arms Limitation treaty;...

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Editorials
Wilkins, Roger | June 14, 1986 issue
It's not surprising that U.S. President Ronald Reagan announced that the U.S. would no longer be bound by the unratified SALT II Treaty. During his administration,...

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A Freshman in the Weapons Club
Schroeder, Patricia | November 5, 1973 issue
Focuses on the Trident weapon system of the U.S. Insight into how these systems come about; Debate by one Midwestern Republican on the 1972 Trident acceleration;...

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Editorials
February 15, 1971 issue
The article focuses on several issues related to the U.S. as of February 15, 1971. Maximum leaders in the U.S. have devised new means of continuing to do...

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In the Wind
June 3, 1944 issue
The article focuses on some recent issues in the world. The Yugoslav Seamen's Club of New York has offered to man ships to carry military supplies to General...

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A Pentagon Snafu
Gordon, Jesse | September 10, 1955 issue
The article presents information on the case of Major William V. Holohan in command of an Office of Strategic Services team. When the fascist troops still...

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What Price Franco? I. The Tin Soldiers
Davidson, Basil | December 30, 1950 issue
The Spanish army was described as the strongest army in Europe in Great Britain House of Commons in November, 1950 and the ministers of parliament who used...

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Invasion by Rowboat
Beals, Carleton | July 18, 1959 issue
The ruins of Panama Viejo, left by pirate Henry Morgan centuries ago, are the chief tourist attraction of the Isthmus of Panama. In April, Panama's Ambassador...

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Germany's Hidden Assets
Stone, I. F. | March 9, 1946 issue
The article discusses ways to prevent a resurgence of German aggression. Germany still has enormous economic and political assets at home and abroad which...

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