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Japanese Attitudes Toward Defense And Security Issues, Larry A. Niksch
Japanese Attitudes Toward Defense And Security Issues, Larry A. Niksch
Naval War College Review
Since President Nixon enunciated the Guam Doctrine in 1969, Japanese defense policy has emerged as a major issue in US relations with Japan.
Don't Cry For Us, W.T. Decamp
Heavy Weather Guide, David G. Clark
Ten Days To Destiny, The Battle For Crete, 1941, James W. Hammond Jr.
Ten Days To Destiny, The Battle For Crete, 1941, James W. Hammond Jr.
Naval War College Review
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Jack Tars And Commodores: The American Navy, 1783-1815, James C. Bradford
Jack Tars And Commodores: The American Navy, 1783-1815, James C. Bradford
Naval War College Review
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The Brown Water Navy: The River And Coastal War In Indo-China And Vietnam, 1948-1972, R.L. Schreadley
The Brown Water Navy: The River And Coastal War In Indo-China And Vietnam, 1948-1972, R.L. Schreadley
Naval War College Review
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Royal Republicans: The French Naval Dynasties Between The World Wars, Edward F. Welch Jr.
Royal Republicans: The French Naval Dynasties Between The World Wars, Edward F. Welch Jr.
Naval War College Review
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Putting Up With The Russians, Henry M. Schreiber
Putting Up With The Russians, Henry M. Schreiber
Naval War College Review
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Global Militarization, Robert S. Jordan
Global Militarization, Robert S. Jordan
Naval War College Review
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Arms Control: Myth Versus Reality, Donald M. Snow
Arms Control: Myth Versus Reality, Donald M. Snow
Naval War College Review
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The Age Of Vulnerability: Threats To The Nuclear Stalemate, Rodney W. Jones
The Age Of Vulnerability: Threats To The Nuclear Stalemate, Rodney W. Jones
Naval War College Review
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Dezinformatsia: Active Measures In Soviet Strategy, Peter C. Unsinger
Dezinformatsia: Active Measures In Soviet Strategy, Peter C. Unsinger
Naval War College Review
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Warriors Of The Night: Spies, Soldiers And American Intelligence, George Baer
Warriors Of The Night: Spies, Soldiers And American Intelligence, George Baer
Naval War College Review
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Manuever Warfare Handbook, Richard S. Moore
Manuever Warfare Handbook, Richard S. Moore
Naval War College Review
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U.S.-Japan Strategic Reciprocity: A Neo-International View, R.S Cloward
U.S.-Japan Strategic Reciprocity: A Neo-International View, R.S Cloward
Naval War College Review
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Britain's Naval Future, M.G.M.W. Ellis
Naval Warfare Today And Tomorrow, John B. Hattendorf
Naval Warfare Today And Tomorrow, John B. Hattendorf
Naval War College Review
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American Hostages In Iran: The Conduct Of A Crisis, Bruce Laingen
American Hostages In Iran: The Conduct Of A Crisis, Bruce Laingen
Naval War College Review
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Book Reviews, The U.S. Naval War College
Book Reviews, The U.S. Naval War College
Naval War College Review
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The Rhetoric And Realities Of Japan's 1,000-Milesea-Lane Defense Policy, Thomas B. Modly
The Rhetoric And Realities Of Japan's 1,000-Milesea-Lane Defense Policy, Thomas B. Modly
Naval War College Review
Since the creation of the Japanese Self-Defense forces (JSDF) in 1953, the process of defining the specifics of Japan's self-defense role has become a focal point of US-Japanese disaccord. In recent years the Japanese have made an effort to alleviate this tension by adopting a more extensive defense policy which has included an official Japanese statement of policy to extend its defense responsibility to incorporate a 1,000-nautical mile "Sea Lanes of Communication" {SLOC) security responsibility.
National Strategies And Japan's Northern Territories, James F. Giblin Jr.
National Strategies And Japan's Northern Territories, James F. Giblin Jr.
Naval War College Review
History has vividly documented that the stability of Northeast Asia depends on the condition of Russo-Japanese relations. Russia and Japan share a long, turbulent record of cultural, economic, and political rivalry. Moreover, the two countries have fought each other four times in the last eighty years; the most recent in the latter stages of World War Two, and yet, Japan still has not signed a peace treaty with the Soviet Union.
The Kuriles: Passage Or Obstruction To Regional Peace?, Rex M. Takahashi
The Kuriles: Passage Or Obstruction To Regional Peace?, Rex M. Takahashi
Naval War College Review
Product, symbol, and possible catalyst for change in the affairs of the three countries are the Kurile Islands - or "Northern Territories," as the southern four islands are referred to in Japan. The dialogue on sovereignty over these islands is between the Soviet Union and Japan, but any change will dramatically alter the military strategic picture for the United States as well.
Japanese Naval Preparations For World War Ii, Yoichi Hirama
Japanese Naval Preparations For World War Ii, Yoichi Hirama
Naval War College Review
In general, the strategic outlook of the Imperial Japanese Navy was from its beginning decisively shaped by limits on its armament.
Admiral Togo: An Adaptable Strategist, Ronald Andidora
Admiral Togo: An Adaptable Strategist, Ronald Andidora
Naval War College Review
On the night of 8 February 1904, ten Japanese destroyers set out for Port Arthur, the Russian naval base at the tip of Manchuria's Liaotung Peninsula. Although war had not yet been declared, the destroyers launched their torpedoes at the unsuspecting Russian fleet anchored in the roadstead just outside the harbor.
Japan And Germany, 1941-1943: No Common Objective,No Common Plans, No Basis Of Trust, Werner Rahn
Japan And Germany, 1941-1943: No Common Objective,No Common Plans, No Basis Of Trust, Werner Rahn
Naval War College Review
Since the end of the nineteenth century, the Japanese empire had been competing with the other world powers to achieve equal rights, recognition, and security. Her ultimate aim was to expand her power in East Asia and thereby reduce the influence of the Western powers by obtaining a position of regional hegemony. Since the end of World War I the United States had met this policy with growing opposition. America was committed to a liberal world economic order and was not prepared to accept a market area in Asia that was self-sufficient and shut off from the rest of the …
A Commander's Dilemma: Admiral Yamamoto And The "Gradual Attrition" Strategy, Yoji Koda
A Commander's Dilemma: Admiral Yamamoto And The "Gradual Attrition" Strategy, Yoji Koda
Naval War College Review
Any military commander has the ultimate responsibility for achieving his missions and objectives. In most cases, however, the commander must overcome deficiencies that hinder the achievement of his mission.
Women In The Military: An Unfinished Revolution, E.G Wylie
Women In The Military: An Unfinished Revolution, E.G Wylie
Naval War College Review
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Crossed Currents: Navy Women From Wwi To Tailhook, Georgia Sadler
Crossed Currents: Navy Women From Wwi To Tailhook, Georgia Sadler
Naval War College Review
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Naval Prints From The Beverley R. Robinson Collection, Volume I,1514-1791, John B. Hattendorf
Naval Prints From The Beverley R. Robinson Collection, Volume I,1514-1791, John B. Hattendorf
Naval War College Review
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British Naval Documents 1204-1960, William James Morgan
British Naval Documents 1204-1960, William James Morgan
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.