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Inviting disaster: how weapons of mass destruction undermine U.S. strategy for projecting military power

By:

WEAVER Greg

Contributor(s):

GLAES J David

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: McLean, Va., USA: AMCODA Press, 1997Description: 58pISBN:

0965077012 (pbk.):

Subject(s):

Summary: Analyses the potential impact of weapons of mass destruction on America's ability deploy and fight simultaneously. Uses hypothetical Iraqi chemical and nuclear attacks on Saudi Arabian ports and airfields during Desert Shield and Desert Storm to demonstrate the nature and impact of the threat.

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Analyses the potential impact of weapons of mass destruction on America's ability deploy and fight simultaneously. Uses hypothetical Iraqi chemical and nuclear attacks on Saudi Arabian ports and airfields during Desert Shield and Desert Storm to demonstrate the nature and impact of the threat.

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