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PREFACE

To assist student researchers in a better understanding of themilitary's role in space, the US Army War College Librarypresents The Military in Space: A Selected BiblioQraphy. Evolv-ing for more than thirty years, today's military space operationsinclude many defense missions that can most effectively be car-ried out from a "higher ground" position. This listing of books,documents, videorecordings, and periodicals covers variousaspects of the military's use of space such as communications,weather observation, surveillance, navigation support, and spacecontrol.

This list has been tailored to include only those materialsreadily available in the Library collection and which have beenpublished since 1985. For your convenience, we have added AWClibrary call numbers at the end of each book entry (keep in mindthat call numbers vary from library to library).

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BOOKS AND DOCUMENTS

Adragna, Steven P. ON GUARD FOR VICTORY: MILITARY DOCTRINE ANDBALLISTIC MISSILE DEFENSE IN THE USSR. Washington: Pergamon-Brassey's International Defense, 1987. (UG745 $65A35 1987)

Anzovin, Steven, ed. THE STAR WARS DEBATE. New York: Wilson,1986. (UG743 S72 1986)

Arms Control Association, comp. STAR WARS QUOTES. Washington:July 1986. (UG743 S726 1986)

Armstrong, Scott, and Grier, Peter. STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIA-TIVE: SPLENDID DEFENSE OR PIPE DREAM? Headline Series No.275. New York: Foreign Policy Association, 1986. (E744 H43no. 275)

Aspen Strategy Group. ANTI-SATELLITE WEAPONS AND U.S. MILITARYSPACE POLICY. Lanham: Univeimity Press of America, 1986.(UG1530 A56 1986)

Aspen Strategy Group. ON THE DEFENSIVE? THE FUTURE OF SDI, ed.by Joseph S. Nye, Jr. and James A. Schear. Lanham: UniversityPress of America, 1988. (UG743 0 52 1988)

Aspen Strategy Group. THE STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE ANDAMERICAN SECURITY. Lanham: University Press of America, 1987.(UG743 A87 1987)

Atlantic Council's Working Group on Strategic Stability andArms Control. DEFENDING PEACE AND FREEDOM: TOWARD STRATEGICSTABILITY IN THE YEAR 2000, ed. by Brent Scowcroft and R. JamesWoolsey. Lanham: University Press of America, 1988. (UA23D4162 1988)

Baker, Joe A. A U.S. ASAT: DO WE NEED IT? Research Report.Maxwell Air Force Base: US Air University, Air War College,May 1989. (UG635.3 U5 RR-89-B14)

Ball, Desmond. A BASE FOR DEBATE: THE US SATELLITE STATION ATNURRUNGAR. Sydney: Allen & Unwin, 1987. (UA26 A8B3 1987)

Ball, Desmond. PINE GAP: AUSTRALIA AND THE US GEOSTATIONARYSIGNALS INTELLIGENCE SATELLITE PROGRAM. Boston: Allen &Unwin, 1988. (UG1525 A8B35 1988)

Barker, Raymond H., Jr. SPACE CONTROL: A NATIONAL IMPERATIVE.Research Report. Maxwell Air Force Base: US Air University,Air War College, 1988. (UG635.3 U5 RR-88-B374)

Beal?, Jar's R. MORALITY TO STRATEGY: PERSPECTIVES ON OFFENSIVEWEAPONS IN SPACE. Research Report. Maxwell Air Force Base:US Air University, Air War College, 1986. (UG635.3 U5 RR-86-018)

Blow, Tom. DEFENDING AGAINST A SPACE BLOCKADE. Research Report.Maxwell Air Force Base: Air University Press, December 1989.(UG635.33 C2B556)

Boffey, Philip M., et al. CLAIMING THE HEAVENS: THE NEW YORKTIMES COMPLETE GUIDE TO THE STAR WARS DEBATE. New York: TimesBooks, 1988. (UG743 C58 1988)

Bourne, Garrett D.; Skirvin, Glen D.; and Wilson, Gerald R.MILITARY SPACE STATION IMPLICATIONS. Study Project. CarlisleBarracks: US Army War College, 23 March 1987. (AD-A180-831)

Bowman, Robert. STAR WARS: A DEFENSE INSIDER'S CASE AGAINSTTHE STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE. New York: St. Martin'sP-ss, 1986. (TTG743 B9 -7)

Brauch, Hans G., ed. STAR WARS EUROPEAN DEFENCE: IMPLICATIONSFOR EUROPE: PERCEPTIONS AND ASSESSMENTS. New York: St. Mar-tin's Press, 1987. (UG743 S712 1987)

Broad, William J. STAR WARRIORS: A PENETRATING LOOK INTO THELIVES OF THE YOUNG SCIENTISTS BEHIND OUR SPACE AGE WEAPONRY.New York: Simon and Schuster, 1985. (U394 L58B76 1985)

Brown, Harold, ed. THE STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE: SHIELD ORSNARE? Boulder: Westview Press, 1987. (UG743 S775 1937)

Brzezinski, Zbigniew, ed. PROMISE OR PERIL: THE STRATEGICDEFENSE INITIATIVE: THIRTY-FIVE ESSAYS BY STATESMEN, SCHOLARS,AND STRATEGIC ANALYSTS. Washington: Ethics and Public PolicyCenter, 1986. (UG743 P77 1986)

Bulkeley, Rip, and Spinardi, Graham. SPACE WEAPONS: DETERRENCEOR DELUSION? Totowa: Barnes & Noble, 1986. (UG1530 B84 1986)

Burrows, William E. DEEP BLACK: SPACE ESPIONAGE AND NATIONALSECURITY. New York: Random House, 1986. (UG475 B87 1986)

Butler, Charles S., and Spiczak, George R. SDI: SHIELD ORSWORD? Study Project. Carlisle Barracks: US Army WarCollege, 15 May 1989. (AD-A209-777)

Caffall, William E., and Stafford, Russell G. ASSESSING THEMORALITY OF USING THE SPACE ENVIRONMENT AS A PLATFORM FOR WEAP-ONS. Research Report. Maxwell Air Force Base: US Air Univer-sity, Air War College, May 1989. (UG635.3 U5 RR-89-C12)

Canavan, Gregory H. MILITARY USES OF SPACE. Los Alamos: LosAlamos National Laboratory, 1988. (UG1530 C368 1988)

Caravan, Gregory H. SDI: IS ITS FUTURE PAST? Los Alamos: LosAlamos National Laboratory, 1990. (UG743 C34 1990)

Canavan, Gregory H. SDI: MYTH OR REALITY? Paper submitted toFourth National Space Symposium, Colorado Springs, 12-15 April1988. Los Alamos: Los Alamos National Laboratory, 1988.(UG743 C35 1988)

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Carlton, David, and Schaerf, Carlo, eds. THE ARMS RACE IN THEERA OF STAR WARS. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1988.(JX1974.7 A69 1988)

Charlton, Michael. FROM DETERRENCE TO DEFENSE: THE INSIDE STORYOF STRATEGIC POLICY. Cambridge: Harvard University Press,1987. Chap. 5: "Defense in Space: President Reagan Moves theGoalposts." (UA23 C459 1987)

Cimbala, Stephen J., ed. THE TECHNOLOGY, STRATEGY, AND POLITICSOF SDI. Boulder: Westview Press, 1987. (UG743 T43 1987)

Codevilla, Angelo. WHILE OTHERS BUILD: THE COMMONSENSE APPROACHTO THE STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE. New York: Free Press,1988. (UG743 C63 1988)

Collins, John M. MILITARY SPACE FORCES: THE NEXT 50 YEARS.Washington: Pergamon-Brassey's International Defense, 1989.(UG1520 C65 1989)

Commission on Integrated Long-Term Strategy. Working Group onTechnology. RECOMMENDED CHANGES IN U.S. MILITARY SPACE POLI-CIES AND PROGRAMS. Washington: October 1988. (UG1523 R321988)

Council on Economic Priorities. STAR WARS: THE ECONOMIC FALL-OUT. Rosy Nimroody, Senior Project Director. Cambridge:Ballinger, 1988. (UG743 S735 1987). Council on Economic Priorities. THE STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIA-TIVE: COSTS, CONTRACTORS & CONSEQUENCES, ed. by Alice T.Marlin and Paula Lippin. New York: 1985. (UG740 S78)

Cowen, Regina; Rajcsanyi, Peter; and Bilandzic, Vladimir. SDIAND EUROPEAN SECURITY. New York: Institute for East-WestSecurity Studies, 1987. (UA646 C74 1987)

Criss, George W. SPACE TECHNOLOGY AND THE SOVIET/US STRATEGICCOMPETITION: A PERSPECTIVE AND FORECAST USING TWELVE-YEARCYCLES. Research Report. Maxwell Air Force Base: US AirUniversity, Air War College, May 1988. (UG635.3 U5 RR-88-C72)

Cunning, Roger A. SPACE ASSET MODELING FOR WARGAME INTEGRATION.Study Project. Carlisle Barracks: US Army War College, 2March 1989. (AD-A207-350)

Cuthbertson, Ian M. THE ANTI-TACTICAL BALLISTIC MISSILE ISSUEAND EUROPEAN SECURITY. New York: Institute for East-WestSecurity Studies, 1988. (UA646 C87 1988)

Daalder, Ivo H. THE SDI CHALLENGE TO EUROPE. Cambridge:Ballinger, 1987. (UG743 D33 1987)

Dallmeyer, Dorinda G., ed. THE STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE:NEW PERSPECTIVES ON DETERRENCE. Boulder: Westview Press,1986. (UG743 S774 1986)

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Davis, Richard W. SDI AND NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY. ResearchReport. Maxwell Air Force Base: US Air University, Air WarCollege, April 1988. (UG635.3 U5 RR-88-D38)

Davis, William A., Jr. REGIONAL SECURITY AND ANTI-TACTICALBALLISTIC MISSILES: POLITICAL AND TECHNICAL ISSUES. Washing-ton: Pergamon-Brassey's International Defense, 1986. (UA646D38 1986)

DeLeon, Peter. THE ALTERED STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENT: TOWARDTHE YEAR 2000. Lexington, MA: Lexington Books, 1987. Chap.3: "The Strategic Defense Initiative." (U263 D446 1987)

Deschamps, Louis. THE SDI AND EUROPEAN SECURITY INTERESTS.Atlantic Paper No. 62. London: Croom Helm, 1987. (UG743 D481987)

Dierker, Robert R. SDI--WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? StudyProject. Carlisle Barracks: US Army War College, 30 March1S88. (AD-A194-544)

Downey, Arthur J. THE EMERGING ROLE OF THE US ARMY IN SPACE.National Security Affairs Monograph. Washington: NationalDefense University Press, 1985. (UG1530 D68 1985)

Drell, Sidney D.; Farley, Philip J.; and Holloway, David. THEREAGAN STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE: A TECHNICAL, POLITICAL,AND ARMS CONTROL ASSESSMENT. Cambridge: Ballinger, 1985.(UG743 D74 1985)

Drover, Kenneth J. SPACE POWER: MILITARY IMPERATIVES INAUSTRALIA'S ENVIRONMENT. Research Report. Maxwell Air ForceBase: US Air University, Air War College, March 1989.(UG635.3 U5 RR-89-D76)

DuPont, Pete. DEFENDING AMERICA'S FUTURE: THE STRATEGICDEFENSE INITIATIVE. Washington: Heritage Foundation, 1987.(UG743 D87 1987)

Ellis, Ronan I. U.S. ARMY SPACE INSTITUTE. Fort Leavenworth:US Army Space Institute, 1988. (U415 A7U8 1988)

Ennals, Richard. STAR WARS: A QUESTION OF INITIATIVE. NewYork: Wiley, 1986. (UG743 E56 1986)

Fitzgerald, Mary C. THE SOVIET MILITARY ON SDI. Alexandria:Center for Naval Analyses, August 1987. (UG743 F57 1987)

Florini, Ann. DEVELOPING THE FINAL FRONTIER: INTERNATIONALCOOPERATION IN THE PEACEFUL USES OF OUTER SPACE. BriefingBook. New York: Multinational Project UNA-USA, 1985. Pp. 57-

61: "The Military Uses of Outer Space." (JX5810 F66 1985)

Fought, Stephen 0. SDI: A POLICY ANALYSIS. Newport: Naval

War College Press, 1987. (UG743 F68 1987)

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Garcia, Alfred R., Jr. A STRATEGY FOR SPACE WARFARE. ResearchReport. Maxwell Air Force Base: US Air University, Air WarCollege, March 1987. (UG635.3 U5 RR-87-070)

Garrity, Patrick J. UNITED STATES SPACE POLICY: REVIEW ANDASSESSMENT. Los Alamos: Center for National Security Studies,Los Alamos National Laboratory, June 1988. (UG1523 G27 1988)

George C. Marshall Institute. SDI: THE "STAR WARS" PROJECT.New York: 1985. (UG740 S45 1985)

Godson, Dean. SDI: HAS AMERICA TOLD HER STORY TO THE WORLD?REPORT OF THE INSTITUTE FOR FOREIGN POLICY ANALYSIS PANEL ONPUBLIC DIPLOMACY. Washington: Pergamon-Brassey's Interna-tional Defense, 1987. (UG743 I 56 1987)

Guerrier, Steven W., and Thompson, Wayne C., eds. PERSPECTIVESON STRATEGIC DEFENSE. Boulder: Westview Press, 1987. (UG743P47 1987)

Guertner, Gary L., and Snow, Donald M. THE LAST FRONTIER: ANANALYSIS OF THE STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE. Lexington, MA:Lexington Books, 1986. (UG743 G84 1986)

Hafner, Donald L., and Roper, John, eds. ATBMs AND WESTERNSECURITY: MISSILE DEFENSES FOR EUROPE. Cambridge: Ballinger,1988. (UA646 A84 1988)

Haley, P. Edward, and Merritt, Jack, eds. STRATEGIC DEFENSEINITIATIVE: FOLLY OR FUTURE? Boulder: Westview Press, 1986.(UC743 S776 1986)

Hamby, James R., and Smith, Odell A., Jr. US SPACE COMMAND--DOESIT SUPPORT NATIONAL MILITARY SPACE REQUIREMENTS? Student Re-port. Maxwell Air Force Base: US Air University, Air Commandand Staff College, April 1987. (UG635.3 U51 SR-87-1065)

Haug, C. James, ed. THE STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE: AN INTER-NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE. New York: Columbia University Press,1987. (UG743 S7765 1987)

Heather, Randall. TERRORISM, "ACTIVE MEASURES", AND SDI. Toron-to: Mackenzie Institute for the Study of Terrorism, Revolutionand Propaganda, 1987. (HV6431 H43 1987)

Hensel, Howard M. THE U.S.S.R. AND OUTER SPACE: SOVIET MEDIAIMAGES OF SUPERPOWER SPACE POLICY. Maxwell Air Force Base: USAir University, Air Command and Staff College, 1985. (UG740H45)

Herres, Robert T. THE MILITARY IN SPACE: A HISTORICAL RELATION-SHIP. Washington: US Department of the Army, Office of theChief of Public Affairs, 1987. (PN6122 S64 1987 no. 87-7). Hobbs, David. AN ILLUSTRATED GUIDE TO SPACE WARFARE. New York:Prentice Hall, 1986. (UG1530 H63 1986)

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Holdren, John, and Rotblat, Joseph, eds. STRATEGIC DEFENCES ANDTHE FUTURE OF THE ARMS RACE: A PUGWASH SYMPOSIUM. New York:St. Martin's Press, 1987. (UG743 P83 1987)

Ilolman, Barry. FUTURE SDI DECISION MAKING. Study Project. Car-lisle Barracks: US Army War College, 29 March 1988. (AD-AI92-794)

Hotard, Douglas P. ORBITAL SERVICING: ISSUE OR ANSWER? Re-search Report. Maxwell Air Force Base: US Air University, AirWar College, May 1989. (UG635.3 U5 RR-89-H57)

Hough, Jerry F., et al. ARMS CONTROL AND THE STRATEGIC DEFENSEINITIATIVE: THREE PERSPECTIVES. Occasional Paper No. 36.Muscatine: Stanley Foundation, October 1985. (JX1974.7 A6731985)

Institute for Foreign Policy Analysis, Inc., and ConferenceManagement Associates, Inc. STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE: THEFIRST FIVE YEARS: A CONFERENCE REPORT, THE OMNI SHOREHAMHOTEL, WASHINGTON, D.C., MARCH 14-16, 1988. Cambridge: 1988.(UG743 S77 1988)

Institute for Foreign Policy Analysis, Inc., and Institute ofSecurity Studies. STRATEGIC DEFENSE: INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONSAND POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS: A TRANSATLANTIC CONFERENCE HELD INWEIKERSHEIM, BADEN-WURTTEMBERG, THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OFGERMANY, OCTOBER 18-19, 1986. Cambridge: 1987. (UG743 S77621987)

INTERAVIA ABC AEROSPACE DIRECTORY, 1989. 38th ed. Geneva:Interavia, 1989. (REF TL512 I 55 1989)

International Institute of Space Law of the InternationalAstronautical Federation. PROCEEDINGS OF THE THIRTY-FIRSTCOLLOQUIUM ON THE LAW OF OUTER SPACE, OCTOBER 8-15, 1988,BANGALORE, INDIA. Washington: 1988. (JX5810 C64 1989)

Janecek, Frank P. HOW SPACE--THE FOURTH OPERATIONAL MEDIUM--SUPPORTS OPERATIONAL MANEUVER. Fort Leavenworth: US ArmyCommand and General Staff College, 17 May 1987. (U415 A42 87-3044)

JANE'S SPACEFLIGHT DIRECTORY, 1988-89, ed. by Reginald Turnhill.4th ed. Alexandria: Jane's Information Group, 1988. (REFTL790 J35 1988)

Jasani, Bhupendra, ed. SPACE WEAPONS AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY.New York: Oxford University Press, 1987. (UG730 S63 1987)

Johns Hopkins Foreign Policy Institute. School of AdvancedInternational Studies. SDI AND U.S. FOREIGN POLICY, by RobertW. Tucker, et al. SAIS Papers in International Affairs No. 15.Boulder: Westview Press, 1987. (E183.8 S65S39 1987)

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Johnson, Nancy R. PUBLIC RECEPTION OF "STAR WARS": APPLICATIONOF LESSONS LEARNED TO FUTURE SPACE STRATEGY OPTIONS. StudentReport. Maxwell Air Force Base: US Air University, Air Com-mand and Staff College, 1985. (UG635.3 U51 J63)

Johnson, Nicholas L. SOVIET MILITARY STRATEGY IN SPACE. NewYork: Jane's, 1987. (UG1525 $65J64 1987)

Katz, James E., ed. PEOPLE IN SPACE: POLICY PERSPECTIVES FOR A"STAR WARS" CENTURY. New Brunswick: Transaction Books, 1985.Part I: "Military Activities in Space." (UG1520 P46 1985)

Killebrew, Timothy D. MILITARY MAN IN SPACE: A HISTORY OF AIRFORCE EFFORTS TO FIND A MANNED SPACE MISSION. Student Report.Maxwell Air Force Base: US Air University, Air Command andStaff College, February 1987. (UG635.3 U51 SR-87-1425)

Kipp, Jacob W. THE PROBLEM OF SPACE IN SOVIET OPERATIONAL ART.Fort Leavenworth: US Army Combined Arms Center, Soviet ArmyStudies Office, 1987. (U415 S6P65 1987)

Kipp, Jacob W., et al. SOVIET VIEWS ON MILITARY OPERATIONS INSPACE. College Station: Texas A&M University System, TexasEngineering Experiment Station, Center for StrategicTechnology, July 1986. (UG745 S65 1986)

Kirby, David P. THE STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE AND THEPRISONER'S DILEMMA. Student Essay. Carlisle Barracks: USArmy War College, 23 March 1987. (AD-A180-476)

Kirby, Stephen, and Robson, Gordon, eds. THE MILITARIZATION OFSPACE. Boulder: Rienner, 1987. (UG1520 M55 1987)

Kouts, Louis A. COMMERCIALIZING SPACE LAUNCH: ONE MILITARYMAN'S PERSPECTIVE. Research Report. Maxwell Air Force Base:US Air University, Air War College, May 1988. (UG635.3 U5 RR-88-149)

Kromer, Robert. NEW WEAPONS AND NATO: SOLUTIONS OR IRRITANTS?New York: Greenwood Press, 1987. Chap. 10: "Strategic De-fense Initiative--The New Technology of the Decade." (UA646.3K76 1987)

Lakoff, Sanford, and York, Herbert F. A SHIELD IN SPACE? TECH-NOLOGY, POLITICS, AND THE STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE.Berkeley: University of California Press, 1989. (UG743 L331989)

Lakoff, Sanford, and Willoughby, Randy, eds. STRATEGIC DEFENSEAND THE WESTERN ALLIANCE. Lexington: Lexington Books, 1987.(UG743 S75 1987)

Lall, Betty G. SECURITY WITHOUT STAR WARS: VERIFYING A BANON BALLISTIC MISSILE DEFENSE. New York: Council on EconomicPriorities, 1987. (UAI2.5 L262 1987)

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Larson, Joyce E., and Bodie, William C. THE INTELLIGENT LAY-PERSON'S GUIDE TO "STAR WARS." New York: National StrategyInformation Center, 1986. (UG743 L37 1986)

Lawrence, Robert M. STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE: BIBLIOGRAPHYAND RESEARCH GUIDE. Boulder: Westview Press, 1987. (UG743L38 1987)

Linenthal, Edward T. SYMBOLIC DEFENSE: THE CULTURAL SIGNIFI-CANCE OF THE STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE. Urbana: Universityof Illinois Press, 1989. (UG743 L56 1989)

Luongo, Kenneth N., and Wander, W. Thomas, eds. THE SEARCH FORSECURITY IN SPACE. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1989.(UG1530 S43 1989)

Lupton, David E. ON SPACE WARFARE: A SPACE POWER DOCTRINE.Maxwell Air Force Base: Air University Press, 1988. (UG1530L86 1988)

McAleer, Neil. THE OMNI SPACE ALMANAC: A COMPLETE GUIDE TO THESPACE AGE. New York: World Almanac, 1987. Chap. 10: "SpaceWeapons & Wars." (REF TL790 M35 1987)

McConnell, James. SOVIET RESPONSE TO SDI: A TENTATIVE ESTIMATE.Briefing. Alexandria: Center for Naval Analyses, 8 August1986. (V394 B7 86-1537)

McDonough, Thomas R. SPACE: THE NEXT TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. NewYork: Wiley, 1987. Pp. 51-67: "Star Wars: The StrategicDefense Initiative." (TL790 M37 1987)

McFadden, Colleen. AN APPLICATION OF THE MCES TO THE POLITICALASPECTS OF SDI. Thesis. Monterey: US Naval PostgraduateSchool, 1987. (V240 U5M54 1987)

McKie, Franklin. THE EFFECTS OF SCIENTIFIC, POLITICAL ANDALLIED OPPOSITION TO SDI ON NATIONAL SECURITY. Student Essay.Carlisle Barracks: US Army War College, 23 March 1987. (AD-A180-474)

Mark, Hans. THE SPACE STATION: A PERSONAL JOURNEY. Durham:Duke University Press, 1987. Chap. 7: "The Air Force andSpace." (TL789.8 U5M27 1987)

Marshall, Harvey A. AN INTERIM STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE ARMSNEGOTIATION STRATEGY. Research Report. Maxwell Air ForceBase: US Air University, Air War College, May 1986. (UG635.3U5 RR-86-138)

Mazarr, Michael J. MISSILE DEFENCES AND ASIAN-PACIFIC SECURITY.New York: St. Martin's Press, 1989. (UA830 M378 1989)

Mes.ierschmidt, Paul H.M. THE STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE ANDWEST EUROPEAN SECURITY. Student Essay. Carlisle Barracks: USArmy War College, 14 April 1986. (AD-A168-068)

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Michaud, : ',hae1 A.G. REACHING FOR THE HIGH FRONTIER: THEAMERI '.4 PRO-SPACE MOVEMENT, 1972-84. New York: Praeger,19PG. Pp. 214-245: "Eagles and Doves." (TL789.8 U5M53 1986)

:,ihara, Robert M. THE SPACE SHUTTLE VERSES [sic] EXPENDABLELAUNCH VEHICLES LESSONS FOR THE FUTURE? Research Report. Max-well Air Force Base: US Air University, Air War College, April1988. (UG635.3 U5 RR-88-M53)

Mikheyev, Dmitry. THE SOVIET PERSPECTIVE ON THE STRATEGICDEFENSE INITIATIVE. Washington: Pergamon-Brassey's Interna-tional Defense, 1987. (UG743 M55 1987)

Miller, Steven E., and Evera, Stephen V., eds. THE STAR WARSCONTROVERSY: AN INTERNATIONAL SECURITY READER. Princeton:Princeton University Press, 1986. (UG743 S7 1986)

Milton, A. Fenner; Davis, M. Scott; and Parmentola, John A.MAKING SPACE DEFENSE WORK: MUST THE SUPERPOWERS COOPERATE?Washington: Pergamon-Brassey's International Defense, 1989.(UG743 M56 1989)

Mogge, John W., Jr. PROBABLE IMPACTS OF SPACE OPERATIONS ON AIR1ORCE CIVIL ENGINEERING. Research Report. Maxwell Air ForceBase: US Air University, Air War College, May 1989. (UG635.3U5 RR-89-M53)

Myers, Kenneth A. ORGANIZING FOR MILITARY SPACE OPERATIONS.Research Report. Maxwell Air Force Base: US Air University,Air War College, May 1986. (UG635.3 U5 RR-86-161)

National Defense University. AMERICA PLANS FOR SPACE: A READERBASED ON THE NATIONAL DEFENSE UNIVERSITY SPACE SYMPOSIUM.Washington: National Defense University Press, 1986. (UG1523S637 1986)

National Defense University. ESSAYS ON STRATECY IV. Washing-ton: National Defense University Press, 1987. Pp. 21-59:"Strategy Implications of SDI," by William E. Savage. (U162E87 1987)

National Defense University Library. STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIA-TIVE: A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY, comp. by Jane Petitmermet andAnn Cook. Washington: 1986. (Z6724 A3P4 1986)

Nichols, Dean H. LOOKING BEYOND THE STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIA-TIVE. Study Project. Carlisle Barracks: US Army War College,30 March 1988. (AD-AI95-079)

Nowland, Joseph R. U.S. ARMY ROLE IN SPACE. Study Project.Carlisle Barracks: US Army War College, 12 April 1989. (AD-A209-178)

Nye, Joseph q., Jr., and Schear, James A., eds. SEEKING STABIL-ITY IN SPACE: ANTI-SATELLITE WEAPONS AND THE EVOLVING SPACEREGIME. Queenstown: Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies,1987. (UG]530 S44 27)

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Oberg, Alcestis R. SPACEFARERS OF THE '80S AND '90S: ThE NEXTTHOUSAND PEOPLE IN SPACE. New York: Columbia UniversityPress, 1985. (TL790 0 26 1985)

Papp, Daniel S., and McIntyre, John R., eds. INTERNATIONALSPACE POLICY: LEGAL, ECONOMIC, AND STRATCGIC OPTIONS FOR THETWENTIETH CENTURY AND BEYOND. New York: Quorum Books, 1987.Part 5: "The Military and Strategic Dimensions of Interna-tional Space Policy." (TL788.4 I 585 1987)

Park, Jae K., and Ahn, Byung-Joon, eds. THE STRATEGIC DEFENSEINITIATIVE: ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR ASIA AND THE PACIFIC. Boul-der: Westview Press, 1987. (UG743 S773 1987)

Parrott, Bruce. THE SOVIET UNION AND BALLISTIC MISSILE DEFENSE.Boulder: Westview Press, 1987. (UG745 $65P37 1987)

Payne, Keith B. STPATEGIC DEFENSE: "STAR WARS" IN PERSPECTIVE.Lanham: Hamilton Press, 1986. (UG743 P39 1986)

Peebies, Curtis. GUARDIANS: STRATEGIC RECONNAISSANCE SATEL-LITES. Novato: Presidio Press, 1987. (UG1520 P435 1987)

Pettit, Elvy, Jr. WHAT TO DO ABOUT ASAT? Study Project. Car-lisle Barracks: US Army War College, 29 February 1988. (AD-A192-912)

Poston, John R. MORAL AND MORALE BENEFITS OF THE STRATEGICDEFENSE INITIATIVE. Student Report. Maxwell Air Force Base:Air Command and Staff College, 1986. (UG635.3 U51 SR-86-2035)

Pressler, Larry. STAR WARS: THE STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVEDEBATES IN CONGRESS. New York: Praeger, 1986. (UG743 P751986)

Raduege, Harry D., Jr. A COMMAND, CONTROL, AND COMMUNICATIONSCOMMAND POST IN SPACE: A FUTURE STEP FOR NUCLEAR DETERRENCEAND PRESERVING NATIONAL SECURITY. Research Report. MaxwellAir Force Base: US Air University, Air War College, May 1989.(UG635.3 U5 RR-89-R12)

Rand Corporation. AN AGENDA FOR THE STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIA-TIVE: PRESENTATION TO A COLLOQUIUM OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONFOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE, MAY 14, 1987, by Glenn A. Kent.Paper P-7404. Santa Monica: January 1988. (UG743 K42 1988)

Rand Corporation. THE ARMY'S ROLE IN SPACE: SUPPORT FOR THEBATTLEFIELD COMMANDER, by Elwyn HLrris, et al. Paper P-7396.Santa Monica: December 1987. (UG743 H27 1987)

Rand Corporation. IN DEFENSE OF STAR WARS RESEARCH, by RobertA. Scheder. Paper P-7154. Santa Monica: November 1985.(UG1530 S34 1985)

Rand Corporation. LIMITATIONS ON TACTICAL MISSILE DEFENSES:NEGOTIATED AND OTHERWISE, by Kevin N. Lewis. Paper P-7476.Santa Monica: September 1988. (UG743 L47 1988)

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Rand Corporation. NATO'S ANTI-TACTICAL BALLISTIC MISSILEREQUIREMENTS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO THE STRATEGIC DEFENSEINITIATIVE, by David Rubenson and James Bonomo. Report R-3533-AF. Santa Monica: December 1987. (UA646.3 R92 1987)

Rand Corporation. POSSIBLE SOVIET RESPONSES TO THE STRATEGICDEFENSE INITIATIVE: A FUNCTIONALLY ORGANIZED TAXONOMY, byKevin N. Lewis. Note N-2478-AF. Santa Monica: July 1986.(UG745 $65L48 1986)

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Torres, George. SPACE SHUTTLE: THE QUEST CONTINUES. Novato:Presidio Press, 1989. Chap. 7: "The Military Use of Space."(TL795.5 T67 1989)

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US Department of State. Bureau of Public Affairs. SDI AND THEABM TREATY, by Paul H. Nitze. Current Policy No. 711.Washington: 30 May 1985. (JX1705 A2 CP no. 711)

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Vlahos, Michael. STRATEGIC DEFENSE AND THE AMERICAN ETHOS: CANTHE NUCLEAR WORLD BE CHANGED? Boulder: Westview Press, 1986.(UG743 V57 1986)

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Waller, Douglas C.; Bruce, James T.; and Cook, Douglas M. THESTRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE: PROGRESS AND CHALT.FNGES: AGUIDE TO ISSUES AND REFERENCES. Claremont: Regina, 1987.(UG743 W355 1987)

Walsh, Donald E. PRESENT AND FUTURE MILITARY USES OF OUTERSPACE: INTERNATIONAL LAW, POLITICS, AND THE PRACTICE OFSTATES. Thesis. Montreal: McGill University, Institute ofAir and Space Law, August 1986. (UG1530 W24 1986)

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Weinberg, Alvin M., and Barkenbus, Jack N., eds. STRATEGICDEFENSES AND ARMS CONTROL. New York: Paragon House, 1988.(UG743 S7767 1988)

Wells, Samuel F., Jr., and Litwak, Robert S., eds. STRATEGICDEFENSES AND SOVIET-AMERICAN RELATIONS. Cambridge: Ballinger,1987. (UG743 S777 1987)

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Yost, David S. SOVIET BALLISTIC MISSILE DEFENSE AND THE WESTERNALLIANCE. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1988. Pp.201-209: "The U.S. Strategic Defense Initiative in SovietEyes." (UG745 S65Y67 1988)

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Zegveld, Walter, and Enzing, Christien. SDI AND INDUSTRIAL TECH-NOLOGY POLICY: THREAT OR OPPORTUNITY? New York: St. Martin'sPress, 1987. (UG743 Z44 1987)

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VIDEORECORDINGS

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CHEDD-ANGIER and Aviation Week and Space Technology. SDI: THETECHNICAL CHALLENGE. Videorecording. New York: McGraw-Hill,1986. (VIDEO TL501 A8 v. 1, no. 2)

Coronet Film & Video. SPY MACHINES. Videorecording. North-brook: 1987. (VIDEO UG475 S69 1987)

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Signature. SPACEFLIGHT, EPISODE 4, THE TERRITORY AHEAD. Video-recording. Washington: PBS Video, 1987. (VIDEO TL790 S731987)

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Blau, Tom. "SDI and Space Basing." NATO'S SIXTEEN NATIONS,Vol. 31, April 1986, pp. 38-41.. Bluth, Christoph. "SDI: The Challenge to West Germany."INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS (LONDON), Vol. 62, Spring 1986, pp. 247-264.

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Bullert, Gary. "The Catholic Bishops' Policy on StrategicDefense: A Case of Moral Disarmament." JOURNAL OF SOCIAL,POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC STUDIES, Vol. 14, Fall 1989, pp. 283-298.

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Burant, Stephen R. "Soviet Perspectives on the Legal Regimein Outer Space: The Problem of Space Demilitarization." STUD-IES IN COMPARATIVE COMMUNISM, Vol. 19, Autumn-Winter 1986, pp.161-175.

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