| Grateful acknowledgment is made to the following for permission to draw from previously published material. The author also wishes to thank Michael N. Pocalyko (USN), Barry Posen, and John Allen Williams for their comments on earlier drafts of Chapter 5, "U.S. Maritime Strategy and European Defense," in this volume. |
| The Air University Review: Stephen J. Cimbala, "U.S. Strategic Nuclear Deterrence: Technical and Policy Challenges," Air University Review (January-February 1987). Copyright 1987 by The Air University Review. By permission of The Air University Review. |
| Lexington Books: Stephen J. Cimbala, "Assured Coercion," in Donald Snow, ed., Fencers. Copyright 1987 by Lexington Books. By permission of Lexington Books. |
| Lexington Books: Stephen J. Cimbala, Extended Deterrence. Copyright 1987 by Lexington Books. By permission of Lexington Books. |
| U.S. Strategic Institute: Stephen J. Cimbala, "Soviet Nuclear Strategies: Will They Do the Expected?" Strategic Review (Fall 1985). Copyright 1985 by the U.S. Strategic Institute. By permission of the U.S. Strategic Institute. |
| Lexington Books: Stephen J. Cimbala, "An Israeli Nuclear Deterrent," in Louis Ren Beres, ed., Security or Armageddon: Israel's Nuclear Strategy. Copyright 1985 by Lexington Books. By permission of Lexington Books. |
| Praeger Publishers: Stephen J. Cimbala, "How Should We Retaliate: Slow Down and Live," in Stephen J. Cimbala, Challenges to Deterrence: Resources, Technology and Policy. By permission of Praeger Publishers. |
| Greenwood Press: Revised from Stephen J. Cimbala, "Command, Control, and Military Strategy," in Edward A. Kolodziej and Patrick Morgan, eds., International Security and Arms Control: A Reference Guide to Theory and Practice, V. 2 (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, to be published in 1988). Copyright by Edward A. Kolodziej and Patrick Morgan. Revised and reprinted with permission. |
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