Missile-defense system can make the world safer

Article Abstract:

At a speech delivered by George W. Bush at the National Defense University of Washington, D.C. on May 1, 2001, the US President reiterated the country's need for some sort of missile defence system. Bush believes that a system of deterence should include not only a system of defence, but also one of offense, and at the same time continue efforts to cut nuclear weapons.

United States, Ballistic missile defenses

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After the storm

Article Abstract:

An account is presented of the Gulf War of 1991. Success in the Gulf represented the most decisive military victory for America since World War II. The allied troops were commanded by General H. Norman Schwarzkopf, who accepted the surrender of the Iraqi forces on April 6th 1991.

Achievements and awards, Persian Gulf War, 1991, Military campaigns, Schwarzkopf, H. Norman

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The men who would become president

Article Abstract:

Responses to questions on military administration and the care of veterans are presented from presidential candidates George W. Bush and Al Gore. Bush acknowledges that the successful candidate will inherit a military in decline.

Social policy, Veterans, Gore, Albert, Jr.

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