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Can the Navy Afford A Third Posture Drawdown?

2002
Downsizing Future USAF Fighter Forces: Living Within the Constraints of History

1995
The New Calculus: Analyzing Airpower's Changing Role in Joint Theater Campaigns

1993
Planning Future U.S. Fighter Forces

1993
Report of a Workshop on Expanding U.S. Air Force Non-Combat Mission Capabilities

1993
A New Strategy and Fewer Forces: The Pacific Dimension

1992
A New Strategy and Fewer Forces: The Pacific Dimension : Executive Summary

1992
Airpower and Security in NATO's Southern Region: Alternative Concepts for a USAF Facility at Crotone

1991
Arms control in Korea: issues for the 1990s

1990
National Security Spending and Budget Trends Since World War II

1990
Toward a Korean national community: selected strategic, military, and arms control issues

1990
The U.S. Air Force Budget and Posture over Time

1990
Getting More Deterrence Out of Deliberate Capability Revelation

1989
Historical U.S. Force Structure Trends: A Primer

1989
Measuring the U.S. financial contribution to NATO's defense

1989
Limitations on tactical missile defenses: negotiated and otherwise

1988
The Strategic Defense Initiative in Soviet Planning and Policy

1988
Planning for nuclear deterrence and defense: the complex decision structure

1987
What if the Reagan defense buildup is over?

1987
Possible Soviet Responses to the Strategic Defense Initiative: A Functionally Organized Taxonomy

1986
Rethinking the 600-Ship Navy in Light of Gramm-Rudman

1986
U.S. strategic force modernization and SDI: four key issues

1986
The bomber force sizing controversy: a hardy perennial--and a case for posing the right questions

1985
The defense planning process: the significance of the strategic nuclear disconnect

1985
A follow-on strategic echelon for NATO

1985
Managing the current transition in strategic nuclear affairs

1985
Combined operations in modern naval warfare: maritime strategy and interservice cooperation

1984
Second-Area Operations: A Strategy Option

1984
The Utility of Confidence-Building Measures in Crisis Situations: Some Case Studies

1984
Anticipating escalation in sealift planning

1983
Ballistic missile defense, ICBM modernization, and small strategic attacks: out of the frying pan?

1983
Technology and the military reform debate

1983
Could a nuclear arms freeze be negotiated?

1982
Economic Targeting in Modern Warfare

1982
Nuclear weapons policy, planning and war objectives: toward a theater-oriented deterrent strategy

1982
Reorganizing U.S. defense planning to deal with new contingencies: U.S.-Soviet conflict in the Third World

1982
U.S. Strategic Force Planning: Restoring the Links Between Strategy and Capabilities

1982
On ''Keeping Them Down'' or, Why Do Recovery Models Recover So Fast?

1981
The Reagan defense budget: prospects and pressures

1981
Strategic bombing and the thermonuclear breakthrough: an example of disconnected defense planning

1981
The U.S.-Soviet Strategic Balance in the 1980s: Can We Meet the Challenge?

1981
Long-Range Theater Nuclear Forces

1980
U.S. defense policy: the year in review, 1979

1980
The economics of SALT revisited

1979
How Likely Is a Real Increase in Funding for the U.S. Strategic Forces?

1979

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