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Found in 88 Collections and/or Records:

Concept of Military Operations in Space

 Digital Work
Identifier: RG13_163_02_01
Dates: 1962 Mar 1

Confronting A Multipolar World: Deterrence, Arms Control, And Ballistic Missile Defense Revisited, 1991 Mar 31

 File — Box 6-39, Folder: 3
Identifier: RG-37
Abstract The end of the Cold War and the resultant collapse of the bipolar world order are resulting in the gradual emergence of regional Third World powers. America is left unchallenged as a global superpower, yet its national strategy must now adapt to deal with a certain degree of multipolarity based upon the regional power centers. The U.S. can achieve global security through of impellance. Impellance, which is proactive and forcible, replaces the entrenched bipolar Cold War national security strategy with a globally oriented one. The added strength of reliable alliances allows an impellant U.S. to lead a collective of nations which desire a new world order. Impellance addresses the need for increased protections against a rising ballistic missile threat in the Third World. Ballistic missile arsenals are viewed as regionally destabilizing, giving belligerent nations the ability to leapfrog over neutral or adjacent nations to inflict psychological and physical damage upon insulated states. Third World ballistic missile systems are rapidly improving through arms and technology transfers. Arms control efforts via impellent strategy, concentrating upon multiple aspects of the proliferation equation, provides both incentives and disincentives to slow the horizontal spread of technology and arms. Improved ranges and accuracies will still occur through indigenous regional improvements and natural technology transfers. Significantly improved anti-tactical ballistic missiles are needed...
Dates: 1991 Mar 31

Coye, Beth F.: An examination of U.S. Navy policy options towards women line officers, in light of the status of American women or the future of the restricted unrestricted line officer, 1971 Aug 9

 Item — Box 318, Folder: 14
Identifier: RG-13- Item N420 .F88 1971 no.8
Scope and Contents

Student paper by Lt. Cdr. Beth Frances Coye in which she presented various perspectives relating to the role of women, the significant trends in theory and factual evidence related to the changing status for American women, and the special considerations which circumscribe the Navy's woman line officer program. In her findings, Coye ascertained that the role and status of the women line officer needed to be reevaluated by the Navy with a view towards eliminating problem areas and ambivalences wherever possible.

Dates: 1971 Aug 9

Dunn, Jerome R., Robert C. Loomis, Jr., Robert B. Pemberton, and Ervin E. White: An analysis of the future requirements for naval warfare in a riverine/ insular restricted waterway environment, and a consideration of the policy options available to the United States in support of these requirements, 1970 Apr 21

 Item — Box 305, Folder: 2
Identifier: RG-13- Item N420 .F84 1970f
Scope and Contents

A group research study paper by Commander Jerome R. Dunn, USN; Lieutenant Commander Robert C. Loomis, Jr., USN; Lieutenant Commander Robert B. Pemberton, USN; and Lieutenant Commander Ervine E. White, USN. This paper studied the potential requirement for continuing naval warfare activity on international waterways; U.S. security interests, commitments, general force planning and military assistance policy trends relating to areas of high susceptibility to insurgency on internal waterways; an historical assessment of U.S. and contemporary experiences in internal water warfare; and presented U.S. programs and policies for internal water naval operations and recommendations for improvements to the programs.

Dates: 1970 Apr 21

Flynn, Richard E.: Potentialities of mine warfare, 1964 Mar 31

 File — Box 239, Folder: 16
Identifier: RG-13- File N420 .F82 1964 no.150
Scope and Contents

Student paper prepared by Lt. Cdr. Richard E. Flynn, USN for the Command and Staff Course at the U.S. Naval War College. In this paper, Flynn presents the development of mine warfare and its impact on past wars.

Dates: 1964 Mar 31

Gaddis, Walter D.: The Peacetime Role of the United States Navy, 1959 May 1

 File — Box 133, Folder: 2
Identifier: RG-13
Scope and Contents

Student paper by Cdr. W. D. Gaddis, USN in which he investigated the role of the navy in peace from its inception, through its growing pains, to its present position of primacy in the world of sea power to see if there are any lessons of value that could be deduced from past policies.

Dates: 1959 May 1