The use of Galvanism in the treatment of hyperhidrosis in the axillary area

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The Public and National Security Policy

My aims are, first, to set in perspective the role of the public in the national security policy-making process; second, using available polling data, to summarize the substance of public attitudes toward major national security issues just prior to the Bush presidency; and finally, to draw together process and substance in the form of observations and unanswered questions as we view an uncertain future

Foreign Relations of the U.S.: Vietnam, January 1969–July 1970, vol. 6

This State Department volume, the first of five that will cover the end period of the Vietnam War, documents major foreign policy issues of the Nixon ad- ministration, with a focus on U.S. pol- icy toward Vietnam, Cambodia, and to a lesser extent Laos during the period of January 1969 to July 1970. What a time it was! In the 1968 presidential campaign, can- didate Richard M. Nixon stated that he had a plan to end the war in Vietnam. As it turned out, the “plan” was embry- onic. When he took office he moved slowly, convinced that how the United States ended the war would have an en- during impact on future American for- eign policy. Henry Kissinger, Nixon’s national security adviser, became the key figure in the effort to end the war, a program that became known as “Vietnamization.

Laser Doppler system for measuring three dimensional vector velocity Patent

Describing laser Doppler velicometer for measuring mean velocity and turbulence of fluid flo

Norstad: Cold War NATO Supreme Commander—Airman, Strategist, Diplomat,

Lauris Norstad was a major Air Force leader during the defining years of the Cold War, and except for Dwight Eisen- hower, he was the most prominent of all the Supreme Allied Commanders Europe (SACEUR) since that position was estab- lished in early 1951. Surprisingly, up to now, nothing definitive had been written on his role as SACEUR. Robert Jordan, a professor at the University of New Or- leans and an authority on Nato, has filled that gap

James Schlesinger as Secretary of Defense

James R. Schlesinger was the youngest Secretary of Defense and the first to have no prior military experience but service fears that he shared other whiz kid attributes were erased (or at least balanced) by his articulation of coherent rationales for U.S. strategic and conventional forces