Word: aggressors
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...could be made by the tests of any other power-including not only underground tests, but even any illegal tests which might escape detection-could not be sufficient to offset the ability of our strategic forces to deter or survive a nuclear attack and to penetrate and destroy the aggressor's homeland. On the other hand, unrestricted testing -by which other powers could develop all kinds of weapons through atmospheric tests more cheaply an. quickly than they could underground-might well lead to a weakening of our security...
...heedless of the fact that 400,000 G.I.s on the Continent are a permanent U.S. hostage to Europe's security. Yet neither France's embryonic force de frappe nor Britain's near-obsolete V-bomber strike force carries sufficient punch to deter, let alone defeat, an aggressor...
...French hope to have 350 planes capable of carrying atomic weapons. De Gaulle concedes that his nuclear weaponry will never match the gargantuan and lethal stockpiles of Russia and the U.S. But he thinks that it is big enough and murderous enough to give any potential aggressor pause-and besides...
Faced by the shock of war, Indians have shed illusion for the reality of a world where soft words are no substitute for bayonets when an aggressor strikes...
...would affect its bitter and longstanding dispute with India over control of Kashmir. Bitterly. Pakistan pointed to the crack Indian divisions still positioned along the U.N. cease-fire line as proof that India was exaggerating the extent of the Chinese incursions. Echoing influential Pakistani officials who labeled India the "aggressor" in the border conflict. President Ayub Khan said that "international Communism" was far less of a danger to Pakistan than "Hindu imperialism," and that India was "inflating the present situation beyond proportion to get arms" from the U.S. and Britain...