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Whose Role is it Anyway?: The Inter-Service Race to Develop Intermediate-Range Ballistic Missiles by Brennan S. Deveraux ISBN 9781940804897, 1940804892 instant download

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Authors:Brennan S. Deveraux
Pages:123 pages
Year:2023
Publisher:Army University Press
Language:english
File Size:1.58 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9781940804897, 1940804892
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Whose Role is it Anyway?: The Inter-Service Race to Develop Intermediate-Range Ballistic Missiles by Brennan S. Deveraux ISBN 9781940804897, 1940804892 instant download

This study examines Department of Defense (DoD) management of surface-to-surface missile development during the early Cold War. Emerging missile technology challenged the DoD's ability to mitigate inter-service competition, resulting in wasteful redundancy that strained the dwindling defense budget and already tenuous relationships among the service branches. While based in historical research, these findings are particularly applicable to modern-day DoD policy formulation given that the Cold War intermediate-range ballistic missile controversy mirrors current inter-service tensions regarding missile development.
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