National Strategy, Future Threats and Defense Spending

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The book examines the dramatic shifts in global security during the early 1990s, highlighting the impact of key events like the fall of the Berlin Wall and the dissolution of the Soviet Union on U.S. military strategy. It analyzes emerging threats to national interests and explores how these changes necessitate adjustments in military force deployment and defense budgeting. By assessing the evolving international landscape, the study provides projections for future security requirements and the military capabilities needed to address potential challenges in the Post-Cold War era.