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...ferences and index 1. United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration-- History. 2. Astronautics--United States--History. I... ...green. To the Employees of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration During Its First 50 Years and Their Pr... ...ybody. I wanted to take thatpartnership forward to the Moon and to add new members to it. I wanted tokeep faith with our partners on the ISS today and... ...ontract workers was much like that of a professorand a student, one of the members of the German rocket team explained. Therelationship led to a tradi... ...”)—1 January 1962 through 20 June 1962 contained in the chronology; Andrew Wilson, “Scout—NASA’s Small Satellite Launcher,” Spaceflight 21, no. 11 (... ... pp. 706–709, 720; Hansen, Spaceflight Revolution, pp. 199–200, 209–210; Wilson, “Scout,” pp. 449–450; U.S. President, Executive Office, National Ae... ...older 50.3, “Spacelab Mission Simulation Test II (SMS-2) 1976,” shelf 2, cabinet 2, Chambers files, NASA Headquarters. 53. Publications from these ... ...9.13, “Protocol #24, IMBP Biomedical Ethics Committee Reports,” shelf 4, cabinet 1, Chambers files, NASA Headquarters. Animal rights protestors ca... ...nted a visiting scholar at MIT(1992), Harvard (1999), NASM (2005), and the Woodrow Wilson InternationalCenter for Scholars (2006). He was elected a fe...

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... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 199 Aaron Belkin, Nathaniel Frank, Gregory M. Herek, Elizabeth L. Hillman, Diane H. Mazur, and Bridget J. Wilson 11 Flag and General Officers for the Military: Statement to President Obama and Members of Congress . . . . . . . . . . . . 233 1,163 Retired Flag and General Officers 12 Defending the Culture of the Military . . ....

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...ry M. Herek, Elizabeth L. Hillman, Diane H. Mazur, and Bridget J. Wilson 11 Flag and General Officers for the Milit... ... Flag and General Officers for the Military: Statement to President Obama and Members of Congress . . . . . . . . . . . 233 ... ...elations. . . . . . . . 423 Rachel Milstein Sondheimer, Isaiah Wilson III, Thomas Greco, Kevin Toner, and C... ...s military leaders face. On one hand, these issues are largely irrelevant for the members of the military. Civilian leadership dictate... ...ury after the United States Senate rejected the League of Nations—an idea for which Woodrow Wilson received this prize—America led the wor... ...assertion is un­ likely to stand up in court. In the 1980s, a chaplain at a Veterans Administration hospital sued under Title VII after he h... ... Pentagon Defends Burning Christian Bibles A Pentagon spokesman under the Obama administration recently ac- knowledged the seizure a... ...es and nations. PBS commentator Maria Hinojosa interviewed female legislators and cabinet ministers regarding the recovery of Rwanda i...

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... Title Page Evocatus Inception Novels by Steven J. Daniels | Evocatus Series Standalone ONE | Woodrow TWO | Opal THREE | Connections FOUR | Dead Drop FIVE | Introductions SIX | Briefings SEVEN | Meetings EIGHT | Enemies and Allies NINE | Spies and Terrorists TEN | Cat and M...

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... 7 Inspired by actual events ONE WoodrowSeptember 1995 Usually, a few tranquil hours trolling off the P... ... 8 EVOCATUS INCEPTION 9 “Woodrow Travis—the worst rookie I ever trained,” Mick said and se-cured ... ...plied and planned to utilize Moore and his network for infor-mation until the administration changed after the 2000 election. Sam re-quested a meeting... ...ite envelope. “You know I was named after ourtwenty-eighth president, Woodrow Wilson.” “Everyone we worked with at the Agency knows that,” Lauren sa... ...ather was, too—and they don’t knowwhy. You see my grandfather admired Woodrow Wilson and helped get himelected both as Governor of New Jersey and Pres... ... 59 “Magic. He’ll design and implement the plan. His team members arecommunications and marketing experts. They’ll have everyone i... ...ting with the president. We’re concernedabout the perception that our administration is weak on terrorism. Specifi-cally al Qaeda and bin Lade... ...nlocked adoor. The office was vacant except for office furnishings and filing cabinetscovered with drop cloths. Willie walked to a large tarp hanging ... ... detail escorted him to Franco’s office. Franco was standingat an open filing cabinet when Woody walked in. “Hey, Franco. What’s up?”114 ...

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...orce: The SALT Era, 1969–80 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .95 Jeffrey A. Larsen PART III The Reagan Years, 1981–88 5 Arms Control during the Reagan Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .119 Charles D. Dusch Jr. 6 National Security Strategy, Arms Control, and the US Air Force: The Reagan Years, 1981–88 . . . . . . . . . . . . 173 Forrest E. Waller Jr. ...

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...II The Reagan Years, 1981–88 5 Arms Control during the Reagan Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119 Charles D. Dusch ... ... options could be called into doubt in the aftermath ofsputnik—the Kennedy Administration set upon the course, tobe carried forward by President Lyndo... ...n American delegation appointed by PresidentWilliam McKinley included five members: three civilians andtwo uniformed military officers. Capt Alfred T.... ... was thequestion of how to protect civilians. During World War I,President Woodrow Wilson was explicit: “I desire no sort ofparticipation by the Air S... ...question of how to protect civilians. During World War I,President Woodrow Wilson was explicit: “I desire no sort ofparticipation by the Air Service o... ...military needs to be served by such action.”5This policy was reinforced by Wilson’s Secretary of WarNewton Baker and was reflected in Army instruction... ... subcommittee, the Joint StrategicSurvey Committee (composed of three-star members) begin toanalyze the impact of the atomic bomb on postwar militarym... ...short meeting (12 September). Truman circulatedStimson’s memorandum to his cabinet officers and askedStimson to address the issue in a full cabinet me... ...the president.”75 With Kissinger’s insti-tutional advantage over the other cabinet members neutral-ized, the close personal relations between Ford and...

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...ections within each chapter. Of the many people aiding this project, two members of my familyworked the longest: my husband Ari Hoogenboom, whose wr... ...were Bernice B. Hudson, Julie McKinney, and H. Van Rens­selaer and Georgia Wilson. Sara R. Faison and Richard Huffman also readthe whole manuscript an... ...I am grateful. Three of those mentioned—Ellen andJames Douglas and Georgia Wilson—are not here to see the outcome oftheir labors. They remain with us ... ...and group. When he retired in 1884, the press gave “unstinted praise tohis administration.” Ropes brought to the Sunday school the same intensity he... ... last mayor, and was called the greatest source ofstrength in an excellent administration. White made a dreary and ugly placeattractive and functional... ...ized that “at the very hour” of the FirstChurch’s annual meeting President Woodrow Wilson and Congress wouldbe “determining that this nation shall enl... ...Memorial Day Service was held “in compliance with the request” ofPresident Woodrow Wilson, a victory service was held “on the day of thefalse rumor co... ...r was stolen from the undercroft, Harriet White gave thechurch a beautiful cabinet combination. Wednesday evenings always endedwith refreshments aroun... ...rances Perkins, who would become secretary oflabor in Franklin Roosevelt’s cabinet, was among the speakers. Lathrop was a member of the state Teneme...

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...vik Revolution,American Secretary of State Robert Lansing warned President Wilson thatthe Bolsheviks are "issuing an appeal to the proletariat of all ... ...hat's an attack on us, and therefore wehave to defend ourselves.? And what Wilson actually did was to "defendourselves" in the two obvious ways: first... ...l party in Indonesia, theCommunist Party, which had about fourteen million members at the time.The Times had an editorial saying basically: it's all g... ...eing unfair because it didn't give adequate space toNazis and Ku Klux Klan members. Besides, they said, it's kind of brain-washing children, and turni... ...rogram on the Holo-caust gets turned down by the government, by the Reagan administration,because it doesn't give enough space to Nazis and Klan membe... ... the Future of DemocracyWOMAN: You mentioned Reagan-I've heard you say his administrationwas the first time the United States didn't really have a Pre... ...ll sorts of Labor Party documents. And the book is almost a daily recordof cabinet meetings in Israel between 1967 and '77-right in the period whenthe... ... It wouldn't be very hard to decode this. But in Israel andin this book of cabinet records, there's a lot of talk about the "demographicproblem," and ... ...m has always been regarded as the ultimate evil by peoplewith power. So in Woodrow Wilson's Red Scare [a 1919 campaign against"subversives" in the U.S...

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...CJCS), and a statutory intelligence advisor––thedirector of national intelligence (DNI). Other cabinet members,such as the attorney general and the di... ...nd a statutory intelligence advisor––thedirector of national intelligence (DNI). Other cabinet members,such as the attorney general and the director o... ...fice ofManagement and Budget, are invited to participate in NSCmeetings, but are not statutory members. In addition, theheads of other executive depar... ... INTRODUCTION The “NSC system” refers to the entire grouping of govern-ment and cabinet agencies, including the NSC and NSC staff,who p... ...ar modelwould be beneficial to the United States.8 Yet through the evolution, management, and administrationof the NSC system over the last 60 years,... ...s between do-mestic and foreign policies brought on by the changes in suc-cessive presidential administrations have left the NSC systemto try to cope ... ...d do] nothing to centralize the responsibility for military policy and foreign policy.17Pres. Woodrow Wilson’s administration, however, was disin-cli... ...thing to centralize the responsibility for military policy and foreign policy.17Pres. Woodrow Wilson’s administration, however, was disin-clined to e...

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...al bent. Edward Marks, for example, a for-eign service officer who had met members of all the services while he wasa student at the National War Colle... ...gional scene (which was soon exemplified by the elec-tion of Virginia-born Woodrow Wilson to the presidency), the romanticreexamination of the Civil W... ...cene (which was soon exemplified by the elec-tion of Virginia-born Woodrow Wilson to the presidency), the romanticreexamination of the Civil War past ... ...n the abundant records available from National Se-curity Council meetings, cabinet meetings, presidential advisers of both theKennedy and Johnson admi... ...gs, cabinet meetings, presidential advisers of both theKennedy and Johnson administrations, and other sources. Whatever errorswere committed by both c... ... popular support as a pre-requisite for committing US forces to pursue the administration's policiescontinued after General Meyer's retirement. In an ... ... acceptability ofSummers's work outside the Army wasits circulation to all members of the Air War College class of 1983 and to the War College'sfacult... ...the Vietnam War as Senator J.William Fulbright. 42.Ibid. ' 43. George C. Wilson, "Top U.S. Brass Wary on Central America," Washington Post, 24June 1... ... W Wilson, Pete (senator): 84 Wilson, Woodrow: 6Wall Street Journal: 59 World War 1: 6War aims: 1-2, 58...

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...her. He created the Jewish division of the (Russian) CommunistParty, whose members informed on their fathers, mothers, brothersand sons, whoever owns ... ...ethod was Henry Morgenthau, Jr.,Secretary of the Treasury in the Roosevelt Administration. Thefollowing quotation is from the memoirs of Cordell Hull,... ...rdell Hull, who was 39Secretary of State in the same administration. “Morgenthau’s plan, Iadded, would wipe out everything in Ge... ...rce), who was about to be shipped back to the USA, was ordered byPresident Woodrow Wilson on 25 June 1919 to take on this task.Pershing ordered Colone... ...o was about to be shipped back to the USA, was ordered byPresident Woodrow Wilson on 25 June 1919 to take on this task.Pershing ordered Colonel Harry ... ...39, While Churchill was First Lord of theAdmiralty and a member of the war cabinet, in July it wasagreed that when Germany and the Soviet Union attack... ...raft attack Aachen, Roosendaal, Breda, Kiel.15–16 May 1940:The British War Cabinet decided to attack the German oil industry,communications centres an... ...rce), who was about to be shipped back to the USA, was ordered byPresident Woodrow Wilson on 25 June 1919 to take on this task. Pershingordered Colone... ...o was about to be shipped back to the USA, was ordered byPresident Woodrow Wilson on 25 June 1919 to take on this task. Pershingordered Colonel Harry ...

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...ng dataand predictive models in 1986, after receiving an MS in indus-trial administration from Carnegie Mellon University. Since2001 he has conducted ... ... Yarhi-Milo is an assistant professor in the Departmentof Politics and the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and Inter-national Affairs at Princeton Uni... ...ilo is an assistant professor in the Departmentof Politics and the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and Inter-national Affairs at Princeton University.... ...s: British assessments of Nazi intentions prior to WorldWar II, the Carter administration’s assessments of Soviet inten-tions, and the Reagan administ... ...ng on this idea, planningteam leaders should record the analogies red team membersraise, perform like/different analysis, and add it to the back-groun... ...n, BronislawMalinowski, Julian Steward, Edward Hall, Marvin Harris, Da-vid Wilson, and the Human Relations Area Files Outline of Cul-tural Materials.3... ...versary’s Intentions Keren Yarhi-Milo, PhD, Department of Politics and the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton Univer... ...taking place in Nazi Germany dur-ing the mid-1930s, members of the British cabinet argued fer-vently about the nature and scope of Hitler’s ambitions.... ...ommittee. To ana-lyze the views of British DMs, I look at the protocols of Cabinetmeetings, Cabinet memoranda, Foreign Office documents, andprotocols ...

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...Business Methods in the War Department . . . . . 28 “Almost Treasonable Administration of the National Defense” . . . . . . . .... ...r when he volunteered but was rejected because ofpoor eyesight.11 On the day President Woodrow Wilson announcedBaker’s appointment as secretary of war... ...e volunteered but was rejected because ofpoor eyesight.11 On the day President Woodrow Wilson announcedBaker’s appointment as secretary of war, he adm... ...anything about this job.” But he had a sharp, analytical mindand considerable skill at administration. He quickly learned the job,and as he had pointe... ...THE RETURN TO PEACEand had been an instructor at several service schools.27 Amongother members of the board were Maj Gen John L. Hines, Maj GenWilliam... ...l investigation of the conductof the war by the Democratic administration of President Wilson. Aselect committee on expenditures in the War Department... ..., whichproposed a department of aeronautics with the secretary of aero-nautics holding cabinet rank, never emerged from the HouseCommittee on Military... ...the new agency be a presidentiallyappointed director of aeronautics who would not hold cabinetrank.50 Senator New presented his bill on 28 January 192... ... XP-39: 162Wilson, Donald: 148 XP-40: 162Wilson, Hugh R.: 170Wilson, Woodrow: 3, 8 Yale Aviation Unit: 60Winged Defense: 38...

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...Gen James B. Knapp, USAF,Retired; Col Alvin J. Lebsack, USAF, Retired; Lt Col Wilson E.Main, USAF, Retired; Vice Adm Jerry E. Miller, USN, Retired;Col... ...xibility of this equipment, and the skilled hands and minds of you and crew members like you throughout our commands, the leaders of our country ... ... who voluntarily became pilots, navigators, crewchiefs, gunners, missile crew members, submariners, main-tenance specialists, logisticians, and admini... ...946, in the first exercise event,a B-29 crew commanded by Maj (later Maj Gen) Woodrow P.Swancutt dropped a Nagasaki-type bomb at Bikini Atoll in theSo... ...t while wecross-checked the altimeter as we roared across the federalaviation administration (FAA) approved (and traffic clear?)routes of the US count... ... reached a peak of 94 assigned B-58s in 1964, just oneyear before the Johnson Administration directed phaseout ofthe aircraft. Having had a record-bre... ...cise. The commander had found a loose bolt lying under one of the electronics cabinets which, in his opinion, would have caused the LCC to not be “har... ... Sverdlovsk: 142RB-47 “feint” sorties: 122 Swancutt, Maj, Woodrow P. : 10RB-66 reconnaissance aircraft: 127 Symington, W. Stuar...

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...ichels, Christina W. O'Bryan, Alvin M. Saperstein, William A.Schwartz, George Ziegler, and members of my immediate family. I can only hope that this b... ...rties.When people feel alienated, oppressed, or exploited because they are not governed by members oftheir own nation, ethnicgroup, religion, or other... ...nd filled with far greaterrisks."40a To this we need only add that, in the next round, war cabinets might be forced to make adecision in less than 24 ... ...r times.20 A high-level governmentcommission,21 set up in 1983 by Mr. Reagan to review his Administration's war preparationprogram, concurred with thi... ...ear test in1987, the Soviets resumed testing. Throughout these nineteen months, the Reagan Administrationclung to the view that a comprehensive ban tr... ...ed his reforms. The Communist Partywas small and had little access to the army, police, or cabinet. Given these weaknesses, along withArevalo's popula... ... character so much that I havea contempt for, though that contempt is thoroughgoing," said Woodrow Wilson of the hardlinerswho torpedoed America's mem... ...er so much that I havea contempt for, though that contempt is thoroughgoing," said Woodrow Wilson of the hardlinerswho torpedoed America's membership ... ...ociety? (1989), pp. xvi-xix.51. A few other variations of accidental war are described in: Wilson, Andrew. The Disarmer'sHandbook (1983), Chapter 15. ...

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...ichels, Christina W. O'Bryan, Alvin M. Saperstein, William A.Schwartz, George Ziegler, and members of my immediate family. I can only hope that this b... ...rties.When people feel alienated, oppressed, or exploited because they are not governed by members oftheir own nation, ethnicgroup, religion, or other... ...nd filled with far greaterrisks."40a To this we need only add that, in the next round, war cabinets might be forced to make adecision in less than 24 ... ...r times.20 A high-level governmentcommission,21 set up in 1983 by Mr. Reagan to review his Administration's war preparationprogram, concurred with thi... ...ear test in1987, the Soviets resumed testing. Throughout these nineteen months, the Reagan Administrationclung to the view that a comprehensive ban tr... ...ed his reforms. The Communist Partywas small and had little access to the army, police, or cabinet. Given these weaknesses, along withArevalo's popula... ... character so much that I havea contempt for, though that contempt is thoroughgoing," said Woodrow Wilson of the hardlinerswho torpedoed America's mem... ...er so much that I havea contempt for, though that contempt is thoroughgoing," said Woodrow Wilson of the hardlinerswho torpedoed America's membership ... ...ociety? (1989), pp. xvi-xix.51. A few other variations of accidental war are described in: Wilson, Andrew. The Disarmer'sHandbook (1983), Chapter 15. ...

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...y the Joint Committee on the Library and their colleagues in the rest ofCongress.In the first years of his administration Spofford obtained congressio... ...ian of Congress Herbert Putnam from the Boston Public Library and Melvil Deweyfrom New York State Library. Members of Congress listened with great int... ... Preservation Office administers this nation's largest library research andconservation effort.The Mumford administration, a period of rapid growth, w... ...ctions,placing increased emphasis on policy research and analysis and on direct services to bothindividual members of Congress and congressional commi... ...ering of Cattleya Labiate is from Conrad Loddiges & Sons' The Botantical Cabinet published in London between 1817 ... ...isitions program for European wartime publications is established. 1946Edith Bolling Wilson, widow of the former president, dona... ...46Edith Bolling Wilson, widow of the former president, donates the nine thousand-volumepersonal library of Woodrow Wilson to the Library. ... ...Bolling Wilson, widow of the former president, donates the nine thousand-volumepersonal library of Woodrow Wilson to the Library. ... ... On April 17, 1987, Pres. Ronald Reagan nominated historian James H. Billington, director of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for the...

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...time, however, it does not include anything more than a cursorylook at the administration of scientific elements. RonaldSchaffer’s, Wings of Judgment:... ...sted takeoff(JATO) participants to original Scientific Advisory Group (SAG)members, their contributions have been indispensable.Unfortunately... ...ood, The Wings of Democracy: The Influence of Air Power on the Roosevelt Administration. 1933-1941 (College Station, Tex.: Texas A&M University Pre... ...nch of theArmy, except the Engineering Corps, did not escape observationby members of the Corps of Cadets. 3 One of the youngest cadetsever admitted t... ...fneutrality which, until February 1917, was publicly supported byPresident Woodrow Wilson. To build the American military, inany form, was to abandon ... ...ity which, until February 1917, was publicly supported byPresident Woodrow Wilson. To build the American military, inany form, was to abandon neutrali... ... effect on public opinion, FDR promised 60Lindbergh a new cabinet post if he remained silent concerningAmerican participation in the ... ...t forget. Apparently FDR had learned a lesson from WorldWar I as well. The Wilson administration’s policy of neutrality hadprevented any serious prepa...

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...t of which was the Santa Maria,perhaps 100 feet long, and thirty-nine crew members. Columbus would never have made it to Asia, which was thousandso... ...rsalacceptance, as if they-the Founding Fathers, Jackson, Lincoln, Wilson,Roosevelt, Kennedy, the leading members of Congress, the famous Jus-... ...ainst the rich and frontier hatred of the Indians.It indicted the Berkeley administration for unjust taxes, for puttingfavorites in high positions, fo... ...r-class people- like those militia who in 1779 attacked the house of James Wilson. Wilson was a Revolutionary leader who opposed price controls and wa... ...e an instructive example almost immediately in Wash- ington's first administration, when Congress's power to tax and appro- priate money... ...n." On May 9, before news of any battles, Polk was suggesting to his cabinet a declaration of war, based on certain money claims against Mexico,... ...otiator named John Slidell. Polk recorded in his diary what he said to the cabinet meeting: I stated . . . that up to this time, as we knew, we had... ...graphsystems under the regulation of the Interstate Commerce Commission.In Woodrow Wilson's presidency, the Federal Trade Commission wasintroduced to ... ...planned the monopoly-Morgan, Harriman, Hill. As for Woodrow Wilson, Hofstadter points out he was a conserva- tive from the star...

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...joy therefore the privileges and advantages that theKatipunan provides its members, it is necessary for you to also accept the duties andresponsibilit... ...o as lieutenants, and his supporter Antero Amatorio as captain formilitary administration. He then organized his rebels into three groups to be led by... ...d by His Excellency the President of the United States, referring to the administration of the matters in the Philippine Islands, I in the name of... ...were driven into northern Luzon. Peace feelers from members of Aguinaldo's cabinet failedin May when the American commander, General Ewell Otis, deman... ... agovernment consisting of "a Governor-General appointed by the President; cabinetappointed by the Governor-General; [and] a general advisory council ... ...esented their caseto Secretary of War Newton D. Baker.[104] U.S. President Woodrow Wilson, in his 1921farewell message to Congress, certified that the... ...their caseto Secretary of War Newton D. Baker.[104] U.S. President Woodrow Wilson, in his 1921farewell message to Congress, certified that the Filipin... ...): First row - DonaldNoel, Leslie Pearson, Everett Preston, Maurice “Jack” Wilson. Second row- Owen Darland, Virgil Elliott, Edwin Elliott, Dillard Pa... ...-44PalawanChristopher, George A.Coy, Sidney A. * *Cravens, MaynardCravens, Woodrow W.Darnall, David R.Dietrich, George B. (d. 10-19-85)Ferguson, Evere...

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... . . . . . . . . . . . . 357 Lt Gen Samuel V. Wilson, USA, Retired CONTRIBUTORS . . . .... ... on strategic psychologicalactivities? Quite fundamentally, various administrationsassessed that the United States was falling behind in... ...o waste their resources defensively;for example, in hiding and vetting new members. Above all, we should seek to positively influence foreignpolicy ef... ...ication. We saw significant improvementsbeginning under Yuri V. Andropov's administration, withexpanded use of professional psychology and psychiatry ... ...es not have to search very far back in UShistory for other examples: Woodrow Wilson's campaigntheme, "He kept us out of war," helped ... ... have to search very far back in UShistory for other examples: Woodrow Wilson's campaigntheme, "He kept us out of war," helped him win ... ... a period of crisis, President Johnson and his advisorswere meeting in the cabinet room to discuss alternativecourses of action. At a particularly exa... ...ee, the Committee on Public Information, created by UnitedStates President Woodrow Wilson after the United States entered World War1. Substantial writ... ...s itself the "Book of Record" for the US.VII. VariousChiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments. Updated monthly.Current New...

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... 589 Establishment of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration..... ................. ........................... .... by reducing most problems to a standard of average performance whichenables the other members of the group to take certain actions accordingly." "By... ...xploration of ideas about what air power could and should do. After 1960, however, the administration ofPresident John F. Kennedy changedthe military... ...lliam W. Momyer, deputy commandant for evaluation, Air WarCollege, to Maj Gen Roscoe C. Wilson, commandant, AirWar College, subject: Revision ofAFM 1-... ..., the hard-pressed Allies wanted rapid support from US industry.In a cable to President Woodrow Wilson on 26 May, Premier Alexandre Ribot ofFrance ask... ...rd-pressed Allies wanted rapid support from US industry.In a cable to President Woodrow Wilson on 26 May, Premier Alexandre Ribot ofFrance asked that ... ...rrelated to the other arms."35Thoughts on Strategic Bombing In the summer of 1917, the members of the Bolling aeronautical commissionhad enthusiastic... ...the cruiser Helena, Eisenhower held talks with several of themen who would serve in his cabinet, including John Foster Dulles and Charles E.Wilson, wh... ... Wilson, Roscoe C . : 385, 388, 391, 594Weapons System Evaluation Group : Wilson, Woodrow T . : 19, 28 257, 333 Winged Defense (...

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...ght that appears in the present position and movements of the executiveand cabinet—the proceedings of either branch of the national Congress,—thesever... ...ce in your own breast, Mr.President, or in that of a single member of your Cabinet? Black indeed we are,sir, but we are also men and American citizens... ...ates deserve equal consideration with theCuban people at the hands of your administration, and shall they, though late,receive it? If, sir, you have t... ...espised, and cruelly treated in that sectionof the country from which this administration accepts dictation and to the tastesof which the President, u... ...litical opposition at home. The anti-imperialistmovement counted among its members leading writers and intellectuals,including the satirist Samuel Cle... ...ebs's face along with the words, FORPRESIDENT: CONVICT NO. 9653. President Woodrow Wilson denied allappeals for Debs's release. It was his successor, ... ...ce along with the words, FORPRESIDENT: CONVICT NO. 9653. President Woodrow Wilson denied allappeals for Debs's release. It was his successor, Warren H... ...re is no use in saying we cannot be pushed into anotherwar. Looking back, Woodrow Wilson was re-elected president in 1916 on aplatform that he had "k... ... use in saying we cannot be pushed into anotherwar. Looking back, Woodrow Wilson was re-elected president in 1916 on aplatform that he had "kept us o...

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...can read and write orders and understand basic manualsassociated with tactics, administration, equipment, and maintenance.Literacy is an important ena... ...rden, combined with almost 3,000 InternationalSecurity Assistance Force (ISAF) members killed in action, hascaused a marked decrease in US and coaliti... ...officials such as the supreme leader, GuardianCouncil, Expediency Council, and Cabinet to mere influencers. Elected by Electorate Appointed by ... ...ected/Appointed Elected Institutions President Cabinet Armed Forces Parliament Guardian Counci... ...works. He also has the authority to appoint six of theCouncil of Guardians’ 12 members. This council is a dominant force inthe oversight of Iranian pa... ...and China’s Entry into the Korean War.” Working paper no. 1. Washington, DC: Woodrow Wilson Center’s Cold War History Project, 1991.Johnson, Rober... ...a’s Entry into the Korean War.” Working paper no. 1. Washington, DC: Woodrow Wilson Center’s Cold War History Project, 1991.Johnson, Robert U., an...

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..., 1941.”military operationin 2018 there were over 75,000 32,000 Members in the World Trade Center Health program and over Members have ... ...l reflux disorder or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Over members have been diagnosed with 9/11-related mental health issues and ove... ...y2* Malak Hamdan3 and Eleonore Blaurock-Busch4Pavri2, Chuck Sarture2, Steve Wilson1, Phil Hageman1, Paul Lamothe1, J. Sam Vance3, Joe Boardman4 Isabel... ..., May 15, 1996. “Save the Nukes”, National Review, February 10, 1997.Reagan administration were really destroyed under Bush Senior. He replies that in... ...Hoefen1, K.Eric Livo1, Geoff Plumlee1, Betina Pavri2, Chuck Sarture2, Steve Wilson1, Phil Hageman1, Paul Lamothe1, J.Sam Vance3, Joe Boardman4 Isabell... ... extreme burns thatfrom the United States’ National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) modelling system. I ran further charred his e... ... chinePresident Woodrow Wilson wrote in 1913: ... ... would be part of an existing agency or cabinethomeland security office that the president an- land distresse... ...retardants present concerns, but the following types often do:ture, kitchen cabinets and other wood and simulated wood products. It’s also used for th...

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...ner. The 7 words to be studied for the week are posted on the family bulletin board.All family members must study the Word-for-the-Day and be ready to... ...f the socialist movement.3.-(b) Conservative political journals anathematized (v.) the current administration for its foreign policy.4.-(c) Some relig... ...orial assails the city police for not quickly apprehending the thugs.6.-(b) President Hoover’s administration was assailed with appeals for food and e... ...or by beingstriking or unusual.1.-(a) Many conspicuous features of American government, as the Cabinet, have no constitutionalfoundation.2.-(b) The 19... ...ipating in its experiences.1.-Roger Williams warmly espoused the cause of religious freedom.2.-Woodrow Wilson hesitated before he espoused greater gov... ...in its experiences.1.-Roger Williams warmly espoused the cause of religious freedom.2.-Woodrow Wilson hesitated before he espoused greater government ... ...condition, etc.1.-The Ford car has undergone a striking metamorphosis since the Model T era.2.-Woodrow Wilson’s career was one of a metamorphosis from... ...n, etc.1.-The Ford car has undergone a striking metamorphosis since the Model T era.2.-Woodrow Wilson’s career was one of a metamorphosis from intelle... ...illiam Shakespeare refurbished a number of old plays.4.-Please take this antique rocker to the cabinetmaker to be refurbished.5.-One student proposed ...

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..........................................828 NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION ............................................................... ..., orsoldier. Upon graduation from basic training, these individuals become members of a1 “Once Upon a Patch.” Army Reserve Magazine XXII, no. 3 (May-J... ...oved Matériel; (2) Author and Law, Government, Regulation, and Administration Relating to Land Forces. (4) New (3) Title York... ...ates each item with a detailed description of its design components.A106 Wilson, John B. Armies, Corps, Divisions and Separate Brigades ... ...36 pp. illus. biblio. (LCCN: 86- Wilson, John B. 607932; OCLC: 15018137; GPO: 008-029-00150-1) ... ... infantrymen.C243 “The Badge System in the Army.” The Farmer’s Cabinet (August 27, 1863): 2. (... ...criptors: Awards and Decorations On 6 March 1918, President Woodrow Wilson signed into law the creation of four new decorations for... ...5182728) Descriptors: Awards and Decorations President Woodrow Wilson signs into law the creation of four new decorations for ... ... City Engineer Government 1900s-The Farmer’s Cabinet Popular 1802-1900Field Artillery Jou...

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...nkersand planners. The faculty implementing this curriculum iscomposed of eight members—four military and fourcivilian—who are chosen for their academ... ...weapons. Flowing from those factorshave been changes in training, organization, administration,command and control (C 2 ), and doctrine. War has beenf... ...d correspondingwith several government officials, including Leonida Bissolati,a cabinet minister known to be an airpower advocate. Hisletters to the m... ...but relations between Trenchard and hisservice counterparts—Field Marshal Henry Wilson and AdmDavid Beatty—were stormy, bordering on rude. Wilson andB... ... is surprising that Trenchard was able to win amajor concession from Beatty and Wilson in late 1921.Catching them off guard and appealing to their sen... ...course of action which no British Air Staffwould recommend and which no British Cabinet wouldsanction.”71 The Air Staff, however, worried that other c... ...h aircraft , and drop tanks , as well as thecreation of the Federal Aeronautics Administration and theDepartment of Defense. Yet, his most enduring le... ...ert S. Litwak, eds., Nuclear Proliferation after the ColdWar (Washington, D.C.: Woodrow Wilson Center Press, 1994). 58. Even a state entirely immune f... ...d Ambition:Why Countries Constrain Their Nuclear Capabilities (Washington, D.C.:Woodrow Wilson Center Press, 1995). 82. In general, biological weapons...

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...axes on the wealthy, spend a largerpercentage of GDP on welfare, have higher union membership rates, andhigher minimum wage rates tend to have less in... ...GDP.* They spend a lot on public programs including welfare.* They have high union membership rates.* Workers have the right to bargain collectively w... ...n F. Kennedy mostly continued the policies of his predecessors, asdid the next few administrations after him. The gap between rich and poor widened a... ... and after her premiershipwere identical to those enacted during and after Regan's administration.Lower taxes on the rich, breaking up unions, lowerin... ...now controlled by ruling oligarchssince Donald Trump became President. Most of his cabinet members arealso billionaires. Almost everyone he appoints t... ... of amendment,those forms which time and trial show are still wanting. – Letter to WilsonNicholas, 1803It is more honorable to repair a wrong than to ... ...loses, electric light will close with it andno more will be heard of it. – Erasmus Wilson, Oxford professorThe Americans have need of the telephone, b... .... "Economic Inequality and Political Representation." Department of Politics and Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Prince...

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... lives of those explored in this book werebland and colorless. Among their members are: Mayflower passengers (as men-tioned); soldiers who fought in th... ...break stones, calcine lime, so that he has noneed of a carpenter, and of a cabinetmaker and a mason only for the finer work in hisdwelling (not in the ... ...m the forestinto a small opening, we came suddenly upon five grizzly bears. Wilson and myselfimmediately went in pursuit of them, but unfortunately met... ... earth with all the fury of one struggling in death. As soon as I had fired,Wilson said to me, in a low tone of voice, “Run! Run!” Instead, however, of... ...espicable set of men.…I am becoming daily more disgusted with thisimbecile administration.…The president is nothing more than a well meaningbaboon…‘th... ...alsand treat them as they deserve.We are fighting to SAVE THE UNION. If the administration considers it wise andexpedient to abolish slavery in order t... ...con-tending armies here, we would restore the Union tomorrow and hang both cabinetsat our earliest convenience afterwards. The last shots by the last ... ...) candidate, but had also, in effect, brought about victory for thedreaded Woodrow Wilson. 1876 399 As it turned out... ...gressives”), he inadvert-ently contributed to the election of the Democrat Woodrow Wilson. This wasa bitter pill to swallow for Roosevelt, who subsequ...

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...d the weapon's capabilities and limitations. But even thosemilitary members not directly involved with the cruise missile need to be welli... ...vice set at 14,000 yards . But because of ashortage of ground crew members, the pilot of the N-9 chase plane had to assist inthe launchin... ...cks onSunday, 18 June 1944, killing 121 (Imperial War Museum) The British cabinet discussed deception measures to shift the mean impact pointof the w... ...ister of Home Security,Herbert Morrison, argued against it, convincing the cabinet but not Prime MinisterWinston Churchill. The British reported to Ge... ...ed 47 projects on the books. The inevitable came in December 1946 when the Administration slashed thefiscal 1947 missile budget from $29 to $13 millio... ...tally, closingout Admiral Rickover's bid for a new submarine. In addition, administrationofficials noted that the Russians had cruise missiles aboard ... ...es Integration Contracts," Aerospace Daily (7 January 1983), 35; George C. Wilson, "NavyMissile Project Beset by Test Problems, Delays," Washington Po... ...4 Willys-Overland : 63 engine : 41, 42, 46, c51, 72, 224 Wilson, Woodrow : 38 evacuation ofLondon: 47 Winckley 1918 Crui... ... Willys-Overland : 63 engine : 41, 42, 46, c51, 72, 224 Wilson, Woodrow : 38 evacuation ofLondon: 47 Winckley 1918 Cruise Missi...

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...s, has driven them into a blush of shame. Priest Francisof his rhvk President Woodrow Wilson, said in his sermon: "By our silence,by our inaction, by ... ...riven them into a blush of shame. Priest Francisof his rhvk President Woodrow Wilson, said in his sermon: "By our silence,by our inaction, by our will... ...ted and unaccountable citizens' council.Now the council has about two hundred members. All of them are CEOs ofmajor local corporations. There is not a... ...ologist, not to mention labourers.In fact, everything is run by the ten or so members of the council over theirlunches and lunches. Warren Leslie, aut... ..., Mary's trophy.Andon the floor are finely blown hides. A peasant-made wooden cabinet fromSpain. A coffee table with glazed bullfighting scenes. And ... ...e who rebelled againstthat law? I approach Mark Edelman, a nineteen-year-old cabinetmaker. He has ahandsome face with eyes tired from sleeplessness. ... ...shouting "boohoo..." Thomas Cornell. Mark Edelman. Roy L and Ecker. James Wilson... 72 David McReynolds... ... ...nhairdo and a look borrowed from a magazine cover. The corridors of the main administration building were clean and empty,the left wing reserved for ... ... N. believes in the union bond, in the fact thatthey can protect him from the administration. Comrade K. is the editor of a progressive Detroit newsp...

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..., from judgment. Therefore as per Romans 8:32 how can he not freely give to us asChristians, members now of his royal family, ALL THINGS? Understand t... ...nced Maturity Adjustment to the Justice of God and receives Ultra-Super Grace AND leads some members of his congregation to Maturity Adjustment to the... ...n of God ial ionA “dispensation” is a category of Human History regarding the administration of history from theDivine Viewpoint and is... ...y. This is generally started in any given nation and cut off by failure of the nation and administration of the 5th cycle of Divine Discipline to t... ... possibility ofdeath or living under a degraded environment or having danger in our medicine cabinets are allselfrighteous and an incredible danger to... ...nd the abuse of authority by the radical liberalhistory professor from Princeton university, Woodrow Wilson, who was one of the worst presidentsin the... ...buse of authority by the radical liberalhistory professor from Princeton university, Woodrow Wilson, who was one of the worst presidentsin the history...

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... by a weekly subscription in the theatre, a fund might be raised among its members, from which a portion might be given to those of his less fortunate... ...ately drawn up, submitted to and ap- proved of at a general meeting of the members of the The- atre, and accordingly the Fund was remodelled on the 1s... ...how; but how much it was so, it does not show.] Mr. J. Cay gave “Professor Wilson and the University of Edinburgh, of which he was one of the brightes... ...ters of state; and an upset is to them a greater incident than a change of administration. Their only point of interest on the road is to save the tim... ...emples of Comus emitted the damp odour of sepulchral vaults, and the large cabinets of cast-iron looked like the cages of some feudal Bastille. The ea... ...rm, it had so many recesses which were filled up with shelves of ebony and cabinets of japan and ormolu— some for holding books, of which Mrs. Martha ... ...he objects of doubt, fear, and suspi- cion, on the part of each successive administration. But some obstacles occurred, from the peculiar habits and t... ...tory. When I awaked out of my dream, as I had done before in the affair of Wilson (and I desire the same apology I made in the introduction to these M... ....XII. (Memoirs of Captain John Creichton), pages 57-59, Edit. Edinb. 1824. Woodrow gives a different account of this exploit:—”In December this year, ...

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... Roosevelt.....................218 William Howard Taft...................221 Woodrow Wilson.........................236 Woodrow Wilson................... ...lt.....................218 William Howard Taft...................221 Woodrow Wilson.........................236 Woodrow Wilson........................... ...ing inferior endowments from nature and un practiced in the duties of civil administration) ought to be peculiarly conscious of his own deficiencies.... ... these essential purposes, and may en able every instrument employed in its administration to execute with success the functions allotted to his char... ...e Continental Congress for inaugurations. Before an assembly of Congressmen, Cabinet officers, j udges of the federal and district courts, foreign off... ...ty is visible in the public countenance. The means employed by the Brit ish cabinet to undermine it have recoiled on themselves; have given to our na... ...the Union. Whatsoever is of domestic concernment, unconnected with the other members of the Union or with foreign lands, belongs exclusively to the ad... ...ible duties. INAUGURAL ADDRESSES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES 235 Woodrow Wilson FIRST INAUGURAL ADDRESS TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1913 The electio... ...ies. INAUGURAL ADDRESSES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES 235 Woodrow Wilson FIRST INAUGURAL ADDRESS TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1913 The election of 191...

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... tell the story: 104 Irving Street, Cambridge, December 8, 1917. President Woodrow Wilson, White House, Wash- ington, D. C. Mr. President: It seems cr... ...e story: 104 Irving Street, Cambridge, December 8, 1917. President Woodrow Wilson, White House, Wash- ington, D. C. Mr. President: It seems criminal t... ... beset with enemies within as well as without. Some of the “suspects” were members of her official house- hold. Her Minister of Interior was thrown in... ... to make a two- sided screen four feet in height, marked the position of a cabinet d’aisance, composed of a small coverless tin pail iden- tical with ... ... large windows, of which the first was commanded by the somewhat primitive cabinet. There were no other windows in the remaining walls; or they had be... ...ss of time it has occasioned me. Imagine it—I had contracts with countless members of The Lords— and the war came. Then I was sent to the front by The... ...ntons (or- derlies) under him and was responsible to the Directeur for the administration of the camp, and the Gestionnaire (who kept the accounts). A...