Objective Munich - War in Europe in the 1980s: If war had erupted across the border between Czechoslovakia and West Germany in the 1980s, NATO high command would have faced critical strategic decisions. This article examines the possible decisions NATO could have made.

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• Strategic Air Command - European Operations & Reflex Action 1946 to 1965: With barely a pause following World War II, tensions escalated between the Western Powers and the Soviet Union. Facing an expansionist Soviet Union, the US deployed much of its air power to bases throughout Western Europe in deterrence.
• The Bathtub Corps Grows Up - The Israeli Navy from 1949 to 1967: After achieving victory in their War of Independence, the Israeli Defense Force Navy underwent a period of assessment, growth, and acquisition. Over the next 18 years, it would continue to evolve as an arm of the defense force that faced Israel’s hostile neighbors.
• The Marines & Vertical Envelopment - The Commencement of Helicopter Warfare: Korea was not the first-time helicopters had been used in combat, but for the United States Marines, they would play a pivotal role in the first major conflict where they were heavily used. The lessons learned in Korea would be instrumental in Vietnam and later conflicts.