Issues of national security in the 1970's
Subtitle: essays presented to Colonel George A. Lincoln on his sixtieth birthday.
By: Edited by Amos A. Jordan, Jr.
Contributors: Lincoln, George Arthur, 1907-; Jordan, Amos A., ed.
Publisher: F.A. Praeger
Published: 1967
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 336
Subjects: United States -- Military policy.; United States -- Defenses.
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: George A. Lincoln: Architect in national security, by R.H. Nye.; title: The international environment: possibilities, perils, and promises, by R.N. Ginsburgh.; title: Employing America's military strength in the 1970's, by A.A. Jordan.; title: The meaning of national military power today and tomorrow, by C.H. Bonesteel.; title: Security of the North Atlantic Alliance, by R.J. Wood.; title: National security policy and the Asian area, by G.K. Osborn.; title: Internal defense and the less developed countries, by P.F. Gorman.; title: Arms control and national security, by R.G. Gard.; title: National security policy and international organization, by R.B. Russell.; title: The central role of the President in the conduct of security affairs, by D.D. Eisenhower.; title: The role of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in the national security structure, by A.J. Goodpaster.; title: Military advice in decision-making, by J.W. Seigle.; title: Security decisions and military technology, by J.E. Cross.; title: Policy-oriented research: contractors and advisers, by W.P. Snyder.; title: New approaches to defense decision-making, by W.W. Posvar.