Titlebook: Anglo-American Defence Relations 1939–1980; The Special Relation John Baylis Book 1981 John Baylis 1981 America.Defence.international relat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-14131-0in Britain to resume a ‘close’, or as Edward Heath called it, a ‘natural’ relationship, with the US.. As the pace of international change accelerated at the beginning of the decade, especially with the pursuit of détente, a number of the major areas of interest of the United States and Britain conti

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Overview: 978-1-349-03725-4978-1-349-03723-0

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-03723-0America; Defence; international relations; military

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,Discord and Collaboration 1945–1949, the basic pattern of relations of Anglo-American relations as a whole. Despite the difficulties and imperfections, the relationship during the war had been extraordinarily close. In the late 1940s some of this intimacy was to return as important informal links were developed and both countries work

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,Collaboration and Discord 1950–1956,eriod developed, however, a cyclical relapse occurred as important political-military differences began to emerge. These differences culminated in 1956 with the serious rupture at Suez which shook the alliance between the two countries to its very foundations. During the period leading up to Suez at

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,The ‘Close Relationship’ 1963–1969,-war collaboration between the two states in defence matters. From 1963 onwards relations in general were not bad: indeed cooperation in many different areas of policy, including defence, continued to be very close. Nevertheless relations, especially at the highest levels, have since then rarely if