Titlebook: New Conventional Weapons and East-West Security; Christoph Bertram Book 1978 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limite

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Introduction,-West security? The procedures of the Conference were deliberately loaded in favour of caution, not enthusiasm, of professionalism not imagination. In the end, do we have any safer ground under our feet, a better understanding, better yardsticks to distinguish the relevant from the irrelevant, and t

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The Scope and Direction of New Conventional Weapons Technology,ral Europe. In this theatre there is not only a confrontation of forces in numbers without precedent in history, but both sides are using the most modern equipment. It is here that the scope and direction of new technology is already visible, and it is here too that the Alliance’s shortcomings in th

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The Impact of New Conventional Weapons Technology on NATO Military Doctrine and Organization,evious efforts to come to grips with the matter have failed: studies have either stopped at the point where the impact on organization and structure was raised or, if they dealt with the problems of force structure, they did not take the new technology into account. This chapter suggests some direct

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New Conventional Munitions,e. These include a number of fixed targets, particularly those related to military bases and to the logistics support system. Mobile targets include infantry, armour, artillery, air defence and other operational units, as well as the transportation systems which resupply these units. Tanks, air and

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Implications for Arms Control,tutions for East—West arms control. In this article the nature of these problems — and their implications for existing and future approaches to arms control — will be examined. The article will try essentially to determine whether it will be necessary to forgo the military advantages promised by the