Military policy — United States.
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Discussion on the destruction of offensive biological weapons / Steve Bookshester ; interviewed by Seymour Hersh.
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The Problems of the army / Lt. Col. Edward L. King ; interviewed by Steve Bookshester.
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Abe Rosenthal on the Pentagon Papers / introduced by Neal Conan.
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Interview with David Dellinger / by Tom Moore.
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U.S. chemical and biological warfare policies / Joshua Letterberg, Arthur Galston, and Matthew Messelson.
Speeches from a congressional meeting on U.S. military policy.|U.S. CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL WARFARE POLICIES / Joshua Letterberg, Arthur Galston, and Matthew Messelson. – SERIES: Military monitor. – Speeches from a congressional meeting on U.S. military policy. – RECORDED: by Pacifica Washington bureau. BROADCAST: KPFA, 19 Aug. 1969.
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Recent developments in MERV / Herbert York, J.P. Rowena, and Moorhead.
On the research, development, and implication of the multi- warhead missles.|RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN M.E.R.V. / Herbert York, J.P. Rowena, and Moorhead. – SERIES: Military monitor – On the research, development, and implications of MERV’s (Multi-warheaded missles.). – RECORDED: by the Pacifica Washington Bureau. BROADCAST: WBAI, 19 Aug. 1969.
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New military technology / Seymour Hersh and Tom Klein.
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Rise up with wings as eagles / William Sloane Coffin.
Talk on American foreign policy. William Coffin discusses nuclear deterrence as a mass-hostage phenomenon, the philosophy behind the arms race, the failure of the World Court and the Organization of American States to halt the arms race, and the Reagan administration’s blind anti-communist campaign. |r.1. Lecture (46 min.) — r.2. Question and answer session (44…
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The C.I.A., the Persian Gulf, and National Security / Philip Agee.
Philip Agee, the first CIA Secret Operations Officer to go public 20 years ago, speaks on role of the CIA in the 1992 Gulf War, as well as how the agency helps define issues of National Security which then determine foreign policy. Agee begins by discussing his personal problems with passports, and then begins an…
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War powers and the executive / Henry Steele Commager.