Word: unificationism
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Reischauer, who stated that he thought there was a 50-50 chance for success in the Korean truce talks, has become reconciled to a peace which would involve a split Korea. A split would be "unfortunate," he feels, "but probably the best thing available." He admits that his point of...
Five men were on deck for Forrest Sherman's job as Chief of Naval Operations. Most conspicuous among them-and the Navy's popular choice-was Admiral Arthur W. Radford, boss of the U.S. Pacific Fleet. Brilliant, bluntly outspoken, Airman Radford was Airman Sherman's own choice...
A shocked sense of sudden loss struck the nation. Upon his death, at 54, the U.S. was only beginning to realize the full stature which Sherman had assumed. When Sherman took over the Navy, late in 1949, as the youngest Chief of Naval Operations in history, he found an embittered...
To achieve the force that it regards as minimum for the nation, the Air Force must first break the "balanced forces" concept which rigidly rules the J.C.S. Balanced forces is a cozy compromise of unification, whereby the three services agree to split what money there is into equal portions. If...
Blame. Aircraft armament is really not much further along than at the end of World War II. Armament is the monopoly of Army Ordnance, a powerful, well lodged bureau which makes weapons for all three services, and operates in a field where resistance to unification is greatest. Sample: Ordnance and...