DocumentCode
1490922
Title
The defense of North America
Author
McNaughton, A. G. L.
Author_Institution
Canadian Army in the European theater; Minister of National Defense,; Canada-United States Permanent Joint Board on Defense,; Canadian Atomic Energy Control Board,; United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Volume
66
Issue
8
fYear
1947
Firstpage
754
Lastpage
757
Abstract
THE FACT that we properly can use the inclusive term “defense of North America” is significant, for it symbolizes the very remarkable position which has come about in the development of friendly and close relations between the nations of the North American continent; the words themselves betoken the fact that today within North America there are no frontiers in the sense of separating boundaries between nations that have to be fortified and patrolled by armed forces on guard against some ever-present or potential risk of invasion or other military action. On the contrary, the boundaries between nations within the continent of North America are interlaced with open highways where great friendly peoples meet in free and peaceful intercourse for trade and commerce and to develop associations and enterprises which redound to their mutual advantage and benefit.
Keywords
Asia; Europe; Joints; North America; Security; Weapons;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Electrical Engineering
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0095-9197
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/EE.1947.6443658
Filename
6443658
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