Beginning with a discussion of nineteenth and early twentieth century operations, the work covers topics such as agendas for peacemaking in the 1990s,
National Security Directive 74, intervention in Somalia, the Clinton administration and operations in the Balkan states, pre- and post-9/11 Bush administration policies, and current efforts at strategic draw down of forces and buildup of local capabilities in Afghanistan and Iraq.
He recommended that PMC members ensure that relevant senior career officials were able to carry out the continuity requirements established in joint
National Security Directive no.
President Reagan issued
National Security Directive 221 (NSD-221), which declared narcotics trafficking a U.
On October 2, 1989, President George Bush (the elder) issued
National Security Directive (NSD) 26, declaring: "Normal relations between the United States and Iraq would serve our long-term interests and promote stability in both the Gulf and the Middle East.
The classified
national security directive replaces the usual vague phrase "all of our options" used in public documents, with the specific threat of "nuclear weapons".
The classified
national security directive replaces the phrase 'all of our options' used in public documents, with 'nuclear weapons', to make the threat clear.
The classified
national security directive replaces the phrase ``all of our options'' used in public documents, with ``nuclear weapons'', to make the threat clear.
The US push for a diplomatic alliance with Iraq was enshrined in a
National Security directive passed in November 1983, after Ira-nian advances in the eight-year war sparked fears that America's oil supply could be disrupted.
It has been indicated that during said period, the
National Security Directive tortured and executed some 20 individuals.
counterdrug programs with the issuance of
National Security Directive 18.
In October 1989, George Bush signed
National Security Directive 26, which outlined U.
The report became the Administration's official game plan for the Philippines when, in early January, President Reagan approved a
National Security Directive based on it.
