A New Air Sea Battle Concept: Integrated Strike Forces
The dissolution of the former Soviet Union with attendant stability in Eastern Europe and south-central Asia; Proliferation of advanced weapons (including nuclear, biological, chemical and high technology conventional systems); Unrest in many parts of the developing world (stemming from increased demands for democratization, expanding populations, deteriorating resource and ecological bases); Increased U.S. and allied presence in the Third World or markets and sources of raw materials, e.g. oil, minerals); Continuing intransigence on the part of a variety of particularly unstable Third World regimes -- e.g. Iraq, Iran, rth Korea, Libya, and Cuba -- fostering regional crisis.
"The dissolution of the former Soviet Union with attendant stability in Eastern Europe and south-central Asia; Proliferation of advanced weapons (including nuclear, biological, chemical and high technology conventional systems); Unrest in many parts of the developing world (stemming from increased demands for democratization, expanding populations, deteriorating resource and ecological bases); Increased U.S. and allied presence in the Third World or markets and sources of raw materials, e.g. oil, minerals); Continuing intransigence on the part of a variety of particularly unstable Third World regimes -- e.g. Iraq, Iran, rth Korea, Libya, and Cuba -- fostering regional crisis."@en
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