10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COUNTERBLOCKADE»
Discover the use of
counterblockade in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
counterblockade and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
China's Energy Strategy: The Impact on Bejing's Maritime ...
A particularly important imperative for the blockading country is to keep third
parties from intervening and adopting a counterblockade, in which case one of
the counterblockade's primary goals would include cutting alternate land or sea
lines ...
Gabriel Collins, Andew Erickson, Lyle Goldstein, 2012
2
Let's Swallow Switzerland!: Hitler's Plans Against the Swiss ...
Chapter. Fourteen. Semilegal. and. Illegal. Attempts. to. Break. through. the.
Counterblockade. For an overall evaluation of the situation, it is important also to
consider the underground economic war for which the gap provided valuable ...
3
The United States and the Berlin Blockade, 1948-1949: A ...
This conviction was greatly strengthened by the serious consequences which the
Allied counterblockade was clearly seen to be having on the economic welfare of
the Soviet zone. After its introduction in March 1948, the counterblockade was ...
Avi Shlaim, International Crisis Behavior Project, 1983
4
Shaking the Heavens and Splitting the Earth: Chinese Air ...
36 Bi, 2002, p. 369. 37 Bi, 2002, pp. 369–370. 38 Bi, 2002, p. 370. 39 Bi, 2002,
pp. 370–371. 160 Shaking the Heavens and Splitting the Earth Interdicting
Maritime and Ground Traffic Strikes Against the Enemy Counterblockade System.
5
Power at Sea: The Age of Navalism, 1890-1918
When Germany announced its own counterblockade by submarine in February
1915, it included the British Isles and the continental coast from southern Norway
to Brittany, an area that encompassed the effective reach of the 1914–1918 ...
6
History of the Office of the Secretary of Defense: The ...
All agreed that a reimposition of the blockade would be a serious threat to peace,
but no one was willing to recommend any action beyond a revival of the airlift and
resumption of the counterblockade. Of the three options that Acheson had ...
Doris M. Condit, Ronald Dean Landa, Edward J. Drea, Robert J. Watson, Richard M. Leighton, Alfred Goldberg, Lawrence S. Kaplan, Steven L. Rearden
7
US air power, key to deterrence: the US Air Force (1947-1981)
Another factor that helped to end the blockade was the counterblockade imposed
by the Western Allies. The Counterblockade Immediately after the Soviets
imposed their blockade on Berlin, General Clay ordered a counterblockade
against ...
John E. Jordan, United States. Air Force ROTC., 1981
8
Living with Peril: Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Nuclear Weapons
... the “step least likely to precipitate general war.”64 It might entail the risk of a
counterblockade; however, it would not lead immediately to sudden death.
Second, it was a prudent first step. If the blockade failed The Cuban Missile Crisis
285.
9
The Blockade Breakers: The Berlin Airlift
Those relationships were not damaged by theblockade alone; they werealmost
equally ravaged by the 'counterblockade'. InJuly 1948, in retaliation to the
Sovietimposed blockade, Gen Clay forbade factories and retailers located
intheWestern ...
10
Dark Sun: The Making Of The Hydrogen Bomb
At the same time, an economic counterblockade had pinched the Soviet zone of
Germany severely, reducing needed imports in 1948 by 45 percent. Stalin sent a
signal of capitulation at the end of January 1949. Kingsbury Smith, an American ...
