...of a nation allied with us or of a nation whose survival we consider vital to our security. "Third, in cases involving other types of aggression we shall...responsibility of providing the manpower for its defense." The "total force concept", under which US active and reserve forces and those of our friends and allies...

...Nixon doctrine — as enunciated in his report to the Congress on US foreign policy for the 1970's. "In cases involving other types of aggression we shall...responsibility of providing the manpower for its defense." This policy seeks to strike a new balance with our partners assuming a larger share of the common defense....

...Allies] when requested and as appropriate." In that context, however, the President went on to say, that "we shall look to the nation directly threatened to...responsibility of providing the manpower for its defense." Question. Does the term "allies" include countries with which we have no treaty f Answer. The term...

...foreign policy, President Nixon cited the following three principles as major elements of that change: The United States will keep all its treaty commitments....responsibility of providing the manpower for' its defense. In his State of the Union Message, the President also stated : The nations of each part of the world...

...furnish military and economic assistance when requested in accordance with our treaty commitments. But we shall look to the nation directly threatened...responsibility of providing the manpower for its defense. From the broader perspective, Vietnamization is the first step in implementing our new Asian policy....

...assistance program and foreign military sales are essential to support the Nixon doctrine which states: The United States will keep all its treaty commitments....responsibility of providing the manpower for its defense. TELEVISION INTERVIEW OF SECRETARY OF DEFENSE LAIRD Secretary Laird, in a television interview on "Issues...

...following words, in his February 18, 1970 Report to the Congress on US Foreign Policy for the 1970's : The United States will keep all its treaty commitments....responsibility of providing the manpower for its defense. As the statement itself made clear, it neither expanded nor contracted our treaty commitments. Its...

...following words, in his February 18, 1970 Report to the Congress on US Foreign Policy for i\ic 1970's : The United States will keep all its treaty commitments....responsibility of providing the manpower for its defense. As the statement itself made clear, it neither expanded nor contracted our treaty commitments. Its...

...following words, in his February 18, 1970 Report to the Congress on US Foreign Policy for the 1970's : The United States will keep all its treaty commitments....responsibility of providing the manpower for its defense. As the statement itself made clear, it neither expanded nor contracted our treaty commitments. Its...

...assistance program and foreign military sales are essential to support the Nixon doctrine which states: The United States will keep all its treaty commitments....responsibility of providing the manpower for its defense. TELEVISION INTERVIEW OF SECRETARY OF DEFENSE LAIRD Secretary Laird, in a television interview on "Issues...