The 1992-93 Statement of Policy, adopted by delegates to AFA's National Convention on Sept. 14,1992. The prospect of regional conflict, perhaps with global implications, is extremely high.
W e stand at a great threshold of history.
With the breakup of the Warsaw Pact and the collapse of the Soviet Union, a new world order has begun to take form. The end result, however, is not yet certain, nor is it predestined. The United States has emerged from the cold war as the strongest nation on Earth. The Persian Gulf conflict confirmed our capability to project military power to safeguard our interests and fulfill our responsibilities. Furthermore, the principles that we defend have become both an inspiration and an example for a world in transition.