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STAR TO CELEBRATE

CERISITIAS IN KOREA

SolE people never stoP giving of themsetvei

One of the many Houywood celebrities whomlEftained ttoops in Korea and who was in atteurotdafte atthe IKWM Awads Dnner at the Celrtury Plaza Hotel wasPenny Shgleton of tslondie fame in rnotion Pictures

Perury was so inspircd at the February 20 evmi thatshe is now working to put togeurothera stareurotudded Christmasin Korea everrt tro beuro held in December

Penny is a doer and when she says shes Soing to dosornethinamp it tets done so well be Passint along word onthis exciting activity as time Soes on

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February 6 990

t p13eurod to send erB greetlngs to thebrsand triend3 of th Internationl trorn LarVtGranr lor1al CoDlitter you gathr to ttonorperlorler3 vho lntertalnal Alellcan troops durlngth Xoren Har lly 3peclll congratulatlons 90 oAob Hops he receurolves youE llrst iceheralllatther a Ridglay Atrdr and to Johnny Grnt sh rcelves you lirstEob ttope CoDbtErtrtainr lrardaob Johnny and euroach of tha talantcd reuron andeonn you ply tribut to rhi3 venlg hlpd br1n9littleuro blt ol lrerice --nd a lot of Joy -- tooldlr3 rtaciond lr for ho and failtlrvlllrq thousand3 of rlls to har th1rsanth aong nd hu[or thy oftn lacit theuro rlko nry flr and xtreurorly inlrospltbl rrctnrcondltlon3 Itril lort3 reuror lruly 3lllslnd they icra t trclendous boost to the xrala ofour courageou troopa servlng ln xor t rple3lt to join rrtth 1I of you in 3llutlng thnon a lob scll dona

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has accepted the memorial committee posltion ofHonorary Chai rman-Korea General Rldgsaysrote ceneral chun8 as kinS hlm to ioln vith himonce a8aln to rork together as they dld durinSthe var General Chung has served ln a numberof high government posi tlons sl nce ret I r ln8 fromthe mili tary and currently serves as Presldent ofthe Korean Freedom LeaSue

General Ri dgqay has asked General FidelRamos of the Phil ippines to accept the HonoraryChai rmanship for that nation

KORmN SEN ORS SEOWSUPPORT FOR MEMORIAL

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ThelKWM Commmee has rece～ ed slrong suppon

from the Koreaninfin mnltlnけ in Los Angelesand there has

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thelr appreclalbn lo the men and woFlen who carlle to the貯

infinumry and made the sac bDS Whth were neceu7 topreserve ireedom in Soulh Korea

The KoreanSenbrCllzensAssocabnhasplannedamO‐August ptnt atthe sne ofthe rlenlortt in san Pedro

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ATYARDS CEREITIoNY

A black-tie ceurolebrity-sdrddd gal8 ar tlle Cqmlry plazaIlotel ir lrB Angcles laurcbcd lic t eurornational KorEatr WarVcEraN Mcmorial fuld raishg csmpaign b ncw hcighB orFchuary m as Bob HqE atrd 0l[( USO pqfqmeuro(s ho tudcnteuroflahcd uDoF during 1h6 Kolarl Var wcr honored

During lhc Filst Arrual IKWM Awads Dfuie( Hopewas plcscoteurod wih thc GerL Mauhcw B Riigway AeErd ruEedfor thc formcr UN Coomatrder in Kqta ard who also seurorves asIKWM HoDorary Chairman Making thc prrsent tion on GerlRidgways bchalf ryds Ambassaampr Edad L Rowny htu$elf aKorcan Wa vcampran atd rctirEd ArDy LL Gcoeral who now sqvesas Spccial Advisc o lhe Preurosiireurotrs and Seurocrqary of Srare for ArmsConEol Mallels for hEsidq[ Bush

_ gof h ulrrt has givco his nsmc ro lhc Bob HopeCombat EnrcnaiDer of 0le yeiI Award- which hc presetred-oJohnny GEnt a verEral of 14 trips eh to Korca and VieEEmGrant $c Honqary Mayor of Holywooq and a rEseurowc MajGeneral seurorved as nasrs of cerErnooies for $e cvcnt- Tftis awardwil bc pEscnted annually

Othcr hqrorees wcrE prrsidrl|fs Awarjd preserlted byMajor General James D Delt to MCHOLAS CAPALIAInEmafiorEl Chaimals Awad Drrscocd by Dr RogerRotkockTHE HON JOAN P WINSER Consul Gcncral of CanadaNational Chatmars Awad prcscllted by Rick Sewed qI behafof Johll B Curcio ro FLUOR DANIEL CpRPORATION andErecudve Chairmars Award prrsentcd by H rk Stites toMARSTON CIIAVEZ acclpred by his widow Juanita Chavez

Amo[g ihose celebriti6 in anrlrdarce mosl of whom hadeotertaioeurod in Kcca were Cqlnic Svcns Lcs Brom TerryMoorc Argic Dicampinson JaDe Russcll ulie Adams SheilaConnolly Peany Singlelon pereuror Lreds Dick Whslow JrckielrLIaLr Elizabeuroh Talbot-Manin Chuct Essegian B uddy RogersGlctln Ford and Dict VaD Pauc[

Congraurlaory messrges o Hopc Grant ard ihe oheremcnaincrs wE(E Iso rEceiveurod from presidcnt George Bush atldformcr Praside0t Ronald Reagan

Music atd enlertai ne[t for the gala cvflt which wasprodrced and dirccEd by Michaet Tcilmann $crE proyided by ficU- S Marinc Cqp6 Band 29 palms Catif ttri +e nfantryDivision Bud Combo Califomia tumy Narional Guart and theKoran Childrros Folk Dance Ensemblc

It was a night to remember foa thc ncady 5m Eersons ina[cndrncc and a sEong indication that lhc metl arr women whoserwi in tlE fogotbn wal will no longq bc forgoftr

ON THEINTERNATIONAL

SCENEEigirlighting che llternatiorEl aspects

of the InternationaL Korean ita VetelansLerDlial are trips planned by leaders of theIKm Cdrmittee in Aprll o England Korea andthe Philippioes

IXI Dilecto of CnDications rackChilds viIL be hosted in Englard blr ibers ofthe British Nolean tla Veterang a9 he tourgthe country with ttre DampI of the EiaI tobe b^rilt in San Pedro Caufornia

Childs reports that he has receivedoutstanding assistance and cooFratioo in lheccaplex Iogistics of crancporting the llodelrrhich reighs neaEly 200 pounds frco FederalEreress Colporation of Letrphis Tennesgeelihich has not only contlibuted its facilltlesfo transportation of the deL to the BritishI9Ies brt urlde the direqtion of its Iondonleplesentative Sandy itritehead eill asgLstin transporCiog the aodel throughout inEngland

Childs and the nodel rill be ill Englandfo aFproxiriately hee Feeks

uaking the ip to Korea till beExecutive Chairoaa Jack Stites InternationaLChai) an Dr Rogeuro Rothrock IoternatjonalVice-Chaidnan H roung youn ard Steve Choa ribe of the Chosin Fei Frhd Board ofDirectors fhey eiLL iEet uith top-1eveLofficiaLs of the Kolean gglernrEnt yhich hasalready pledged a tnajo contEilartion to theIKlf Fund

D- RoChlock Crd yorm and rr Cho riIIthen continue to the phi)ippines whele theyrill nEet with cenelal Eidel Rafios rho served i-nKoreaT as rre]] a Other officials of thePhil-iFpine govelrampEnt Thele have alreadybeen iIdications of strong fiEncial suFportto be cing frdr lhe philippines

Jack Stiter and Dr Rothrock haveindicated tbat these are just the begtuDing ofthe intensive efforr to generate fund3 frcanother nalions rrhich participated in the Koleanlla

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Our verv oidn LEGen EDITARD L ROINEY(Divcc 66-67 - Augsburg-Munich) of1105 S 23rd Arlingcon VA has thrownin the tolrel

Ambassador Ed - he has carried thattiEle in recent yealsr has resigned as asenior arms control advise to EhePresi-dent

Associates said privately EhaE he lefEbecause he thought Bush and SecreEary ofSEaie James A Baker 3d were too eager tosign a nuclear-arms Ereaty for Ehe sakeof helping out Lhe Soviet presidenEMikhail S Gorbachev

But the White House spokesrnan MarlinFiEzhraEer said Eltat Rorny had assured himEhaE his resignaEion had nothing Eo dowith differences of opinion over policy

Some offlcials said the real reason forthe deparEure is Ehat for the past severa Iyears Ror^rny tra s been relegaEed to Ehesidelines of of f icia I policy

He tras been very nrarginal to cheprocess one State DeparEmenE officialsaid _Hes been geEtin$ frusErated overthis for ouiEe a while

n frierid of Rownyts who shares hisskepEicism Eoward the Soviels and atmscontrol generally agreed He wasnt EanyIonger where Ehe acEion was He wasnLreaIIy participaEing in the decisions

Roivnys assistant Joe Duggenr deniedthese asserEions Hets been preEEy wellsatisfied ttra t his advice has been geEtsingthroush Its not alwavs been taken buEit haint been rejecEed-or ignored Hersnot Ieaving in an kind of huff

Rownv firsE nade his nnrk among conser-vative irepublicans in 1979 during theCarEer Dresidency by resigning in Protsestas the ioint Chiefs of Staff delegaEelo ift strotugic Arms Limitation Talksiiti-ctlt ind Ehe soviet leader aE Ehe

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a-AfEer Carter and the Soviet leader at EheEime Leonid I Brezhnev signed theSALT II treaty Rowny testified againstthe accord before the SenaEe ForeignRelaEions Comnittee and in many otherpublic fortuns

When RonaId Reagan was elected presi-denE he nade Ror^ny his chief negotiaLorfor strategic arms Ealks Rowny fiE invery wel1rr a State DepartmenE olficialsaid because noEhing was going on inarms conErol anyway

But in 1985 when US-SovieE relaEionsbegan Eo improve Reagants secretary ofsEate George P shulEz replaced Rorrnywlth J ohn Tohrer

In September 1987 Shultz excludedRowny from a crucia I meeting hrith theSoviet foreign minisEer Edrard AShevardnadze which resulEed ln a break-through thaE rnade ic possible for Reaganand Gorbachev to sign a EreaEy banningUS and Soviet mediun-ranqe missiles Ehreemonths later At the timer Rownycomplained publicly Etra E he had been lefEouE

Bush acceDEed Rownvs resisnation wiLhdeep regretr and saif You Eave servedas one of the principal architects of theAmerican polic of peace through sErengEh

Rowny will leave his PosE on June 30and will become a senior associate aE EheCenEer for Strategic and InternaEionalStudies and a visiring professor aE GeorgeVJa shineton Universitv

one-official deepiy involved in nucleararms conErol said il was ironic tha t Rotenywas leaving novr

Still the official did not shorr sur-prise at the resignaEion tIE wasalmosE inevitable Ltrat whenever anagreemenE was close Eo being reachedR6rrnv would ouit Hes rmcomf ortable wiLhrmkihg dealswith the Soviets No agree-ment Is good enough for Ed Rowny

Je wiih you well Ed Rormy andEhank you f-or all the years of love forand dedication to our country

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WASHINGTON - The Korean War Veterans Associ-

aiion has petitioned President Bush reuroquesting thst rc-Aru of ifS servicemen in Nortl Korea be returnedand the governrnent try to locate 8ny who survive

The four-point peti[ion which wae delivered to theDepartmentof Veterans AIfairs in March asks the gov-

emnent toI Demand the remaine of five identified American

stdiers be retumed inmediatelYIPursue reports that between 1000 and 3000

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dive and held orisonerlTrv to reurocover Army Cpl Roger Dumas who re

otai seen alive in a prisonerofwar camp inhoal tilss but was not among prisoners repatriated inAirsust tgSS The petition asks the government lo reim-bufu his brother Robert Dumas of Canterbury Conn the $150000 he spent in his 3ampyear seardr for Roger

DumasDurus story was detailed in 1986 in Army Times

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suit a federal court dranged Roger Dumas ststur frommissing in action to prisoner of war

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Elsewhere in Ehls issue we reporledLhe resignaEion of our good memberLrGen EuiARD L RoLTNEY Now we liveyou some of his Lhoughts which appearedln che llava I Institutes Proceedlngstlava IRevler 1990 We believe them to beva hable reading

Ambassadot Ed Rowny

Arms Control at Arms Length

Br Edward L Rorlnr

while some elements of USarms control policy will undergomajor changes in responseuro to thebrcak-up of the Soviet empirecenain principles will endure Ourarms control concepts are funda-mental and musl be applied toeach of the multitude of arms re-duction and confi dence-buildingproposals rhat the United Smres isconsidering in various neBotiationsaround the world

Underpinning any lisi of endur-ing arms control criteria is theidea that nalions do not mistrustotte another because they havearms they have alms becausethey mistrust one another Historyaod the even(s of theuro (Presiden(

Mikhail) Gorbachev era of US-Soviet relarions amply supponthis philosophy

The past also validates thecompanion principle that the moslcarefully crafted agrcenrents can$irher away during peuroriods ofheightened tension The post-World War I Washington andlrndon Naval Disarmament Con-fercnces of l92l-22 nnd 1930 il-lusrrare rhis point One postwarhistorian- Louis J Halle calledthe 1922 Washington Treaty astmtesic disaster lhat did notserve lhe cause of pelcc be-cause it conlributed to Japansunchallenged riie t0 power priorin World War llr Yet at lhc llmethe two interwar naval rcatiesrerc ratified thcy seemed likegood ideas Forcign policy expenCiovanni Engely wrde in l93lrhar at [thel Washington lNavalDisamament Confercncel possibleconflict berween the United Statesand Japan was eliminated2 Re-garding rhe 1930 London NavalTreaty he obseurorved that lthepossibilityl of a Japanese-Ameri-can conflict is no longer credibleeven in imaginative romances l

Given the poor alms controltmck rccord exemplified by thesepre-World War naval treatiesrhere is litde onder that fteUnited States had to wait until lheSraregic Arms Limitation Agrce-menrs of 1972 (SALT l) beforcthe Senate would atify anotheragreement limiting weapons cen_

rral ro U-S nalional security Notcoincidently lhe decade of the1970s was widely viewed as ao em

of deleme in US-Soviet reurolationsSince history aptly demonstiates

that arms control canoot be iso-lared fmm broader intemationalpolitical considerations howshould the Uniled States approachtodays evea changing arms con-trol scene) Even as we ieuroek (obuild uFn points of murual ad-vantage which fundamenBl prin-ciples will endure and be applica-ble regardless of all thesechanges) Simply put it is USpolicy that our arms controlagreemenls shall be equitableveritiable and must accomplishthe tbllowing) Enhance the nalional security ofrhe United States and its allies) Reduce the rist of war) Strengthen global slability

Derived from these broad pol-icy requirements are specific USarms conlrol goals for the l99osThey include commitments toseek agreernents that) Secure a slable balance of con-ventional land and air forces atthe Conventional Forces in Eu-rope (CFE) reduction lalks) Strengthen strategic stabili(yand reduce the risk of war by re-ducing srraregic nuclear force lev-els at the Stmtegic Arms Reduc-tion Talks (START)) Strcngthen deterrcnce by in-creasing rcliance on effecrive de-fensive systems should defensesprove feasible at the Defense and

Spce Talks (DST)) Promote openness ard Prcdicta-bility io thc military-seurocurity fieldat the confidence-and-seurocurity-building rieasures (CSBM) nego-tiationst

The United States is engaged inmany other arms control folumsThese include talks on chemicalweapoos missile and nuclear non_proliferation Open Skies and

-nuclear testing to nallre a lewThough noi all irrclusive the ne-gotiations oudined here teuroPresenla wide iange of US inlerests

Convantional Forces i4 EuroPe

CFE is off to a better $an thanany other afms control negoliationin modem tinres This is one ofthe best examples of the principlerhat improved rclations enhancelhe prospects of alms conlrol wehave basic agrceuroments on thebroad tems of what alms ate tobe rcduced on the need foa effec-rive verilication- and on the im-ponant concepr of assymetricalreductions- And we seern lo havea confluence of interesls we wantthe Soviets to reduce their con_ventional force prcpondemnceand lhey are under considembleeconomic and polilical pressurc todo soLike ull othcr irrnr controlagrcemcnt thc CFE Treaty in-volveli a de|ilishlv complex webof detail Agreeing on commondeinitions tbr the major catego-ries o[ welF)ns being limited(main bxlrle ranks anilleD ar-mored combrt lehicles combaraircrati and combat helicopreN)ha Proed dilljcuk For examplenelotiirtoni must dcvelop guide-lincs lbr determininr how muchirnd whal type of urmament itwolld take to conven a cominer-cial helicoprer to u trcty-limitcdcombat helicoprer

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Recemly the issue of trurprcductions has been making head-lines The cufient NATO-wars wPact agreed position is rhar lheredlctions should involve onlyUS and Soviet ground and airforce personnel slalioned oursidelheir respeclive nltional territo-ries This proposed ceiling wouldrcducc tru)p leels to paritv in acarcllrll delined cenlral zoneThis pnrpltlsal would requirc muchgrcnler culs on the pan of theSoviet Uni(n (reduclions of about-160000 Sor iet troops comparedto boul 80000 US troops) lnthe remainder of the region fromthe Atlanric Ocean ro the UrrlMountlins ou(side lhe cenlralzone the United States miry sta-tion no more lhun J0000 rroops

The trunslbrmirtion of thc policicul alinlate rn thc wlrsr$ Pactnalions enhance thc pR)spccts tbtcomplering r Jound CFE rrcnr)- halso giles lhe tilsk more urgenct_lndeed lhe ne$ Eastem EuropeirnleadeB irre calling lbr rhe removalof Soviet lrq)ps starioncd withintheir bordeni They arc anxious trrreduce wdrsa$r Pacl mililrt)tbrccs through bihtcral negotia-rions $irh rhe Soriet Union We

eplaud the5e ctfofts since theconrplenrnl the CFE process

The wesrem objective is toculili rnd uphold rhc toral with-drltral of rll Sovicl lbrce tomEasrem Europe CFE suppons rhisSoll and lirthers the tundanrentalprinciplc o[ rlrenglheninc Iong-rerm subilit)-

President Georre Bush hachallcnlrcd lhc narions ol NATC)and lhe Waninw Pact to completerhe CFE negorialions lhis tearBeclusc this pact so grcallr re-duces thc lelels of militalv Ibrcesconlrunting one lnother in ccntrxlEurope probably nevcr betbrc hasan Jrms control agrcement held

such potenliul immediare benefitlbr cnhancing the iecuritt_ inler-esrs of rhe Unired Stares its al-lics and all Eurupe

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Thc Bush adminisrratioo s pr()-posrls in START call for creatinga nrore Jtable nuclea balaoce[ith deep reductions in slralegicnucleirr Ibrccs The reduqions aredesisned to suppon the US goclof trenslhcning dctcrrence br_

reducing the crpabilitt to huncha tirsl strike even in r crisisDeelopers ol the US duli me-ticuk)usl) adhered to the fundil-menral principles of equalit) andvcritiability

Thc posirions ot rhe lwo sideson onrc ol rhe liet START issuescan be iummarized as lbllow) DeliItt lsticlerr An agreedceiling of 1600 strategic nucleardeliel-1 ehiclcs (SNDvs) whichinclude ileployed interconrinen(alballistic missilcs (lCBIUs) andtheir iNsocixlcd launchem de-ploled submurine-launched ballis-tic nrisiles (SLBMS) llnd lhcirlaunchers irnd hcav) bombers) ltirrrrarlr An agreed ccilin ol60D llarheads The ceilins in-cludes deploled lCBirls SLBMsilnd rir-lilunched cruise missilestALCItlr t rvith eirch hea)bonber equippcd only lbr nu-cleilr-armed gravily bombs andshon-range xrtack missilcsr SRAls)counting as one warhead

) ll(ridrl Sxlrirrir The sideshae agreed on a sublimit of-19m ballisric-missile rvarheadswirhin this sublimil the Sovie(swill be required ro reduce theirhear1 ICBM tbrce to 1540 rvrr-herds on 154 missilesgt ltobil ICBMr The UnitedSrlres announccd il would dropits demrnd for a ban on mobileICBMS oi $hich the Soviets al-reldJ hre t$o t)peri depb)ed

Congressional suppon tbr thePresidenls mobilc ICBM Progmmhus become increasingly imponsntgt ALCM| On rhe subject olALCMS rhe Uniled S(ares andthe Sovict Union agreed on counl-ing rules (ALCMS ntlributed toeach type bomber) and nucleaconvcnrional dislinguishabililyHo$ever rhe ALCM range issue(ie abolc what rilnge lhrcsholddo nuclear ALCMs count) waslcft unresolved) SLCMs Though the sea-

launched cruise missile (SLCM) is

not considered x slrategic weuPon|ubjecl to START constoin(s bU-S delinition the sidcs agreedar rhe Dccember 1987 WashinetonSirmnlil to lind u mullally ircceF-irble solution to the question oflimiting rhc nucleirr-amrcd mis-riles Funhcr rhese limitationswould not involve coun(ing

SLCMS within the START6(m-wurhed und l6($-SNDVlimirs Ar the Fcbruar] 1990Moscow Ministcrial (ber eenUS Secretarl ol State JamesBuker lll and Soriet Foreign lin-isrer Eduard Sh(lardnadzer ilirppelni rhar the Sor icl Uniongenerilll) ugreed ro the coE-epr ofa declirrxrcD rpproirch rs a brsislbr involving SLCM in xrm con-trol (ic thc issuancc of politi-call binding rlatcmenrs regardinrrthe number ol SLCM5 of a splci-lied lype rnd range cach sidepllns to deplo )

The START drult treat letcontains rxn) othcr elcnrntSonE iisue$ ilre till conlertadand will require addititrnal attcn-lion prior ro rhc plxnned llirt-June 1990 US-Soviet sumrnit

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ment it shall give six mon(hsno(ice afier which the ABMTreuty shall be rednintrcd unlessthe panies agree olherwiseuro

Strclegic detenses have the po-lenrial for contriburing signili-canrly to our national securityContrary to whilt the Soviets andsome other critics say SDIstrengrhens global srabiliry andwill grearly rcduce rhe risk ofwar Any nurion posssing orthinking oI ircqurnng ballisric mis-siles would have insurmoutablediftlculties lrying to phn aroundUS srrategic defenses

Because of lhe promrsing out-lool lbr developing SDI rechnol-ogy which meuroets our defenseuroneeds and lhal of our Allies lheDST negoriations will increase inimgrnance over time

EDWAND NOW]TEYDsfrustful ol osco

SLBMS and associated launchersin (he START talks On a multi-lateral basis Notices to Airmenand Norices to Mariners (NOTAMSand NOMARS) are distributedworldide every day These no-ticcs are used exlensively to en-sure rhe safery of all vessels andaircraft in intemational water andairspace

The second poim to be empha-sized concems rhe formal CSBMtalks no$being held in ViennaAusrrix wirhour gering into a

detailed hislory of these negotia-

tions- rhe 35 members of theConterence on Security and Coop-era(ion in Europe (an organizationthat includes Nonh America and(hc Soviet Union) agreed to amandate that specifically excludesnaval activities from the CSBMpr()cess unless they arc function-ally linked lo a notifiablegr)und activity (eg amphibiousoperirrions )

Despite this mandate Io includenaval forces some naval atmscontrol proposals have been (abled

in vienna In addition the Sovi-e(s and otheni have been Propos-ing maritime-rclated measures formany yea$ A sampling of theseincludes) Zones of peace) Nuclear free zones) Geographic rcstrictioos on oper-ationsgt Limirs on exercises) Advance notification ofexercises

A main objective of confi-dence-building iteasures is said to

Concurenl nilh bur separrtetiorn START are lhe Delense andSpacc Talks (DST| being held inGeneva S$itzerllnd The gotl ofDST is a trer) lbr rhe cu)peru-tive deploymenl of lulure strltegicballitic-missile delcnses shouldsuch delenseuros prole tlasibleThroughout lhese disclrssions $econrinue lo mrke clear lo theSoviels our commilment lo the

Whercas agreemenls such asCFE DST and a properly drafredSTART Trcaty meet our arrnsconlrol crileria of enhancinp na-tionrl secunty rcducing rh riskof wor and srenstheninp llobalsrahrlrrv recenr Souler uini con-trol proposals for limiling gen-eral-purpose naval forces and operdlions simply do not meet lheseslandaads

Strategic Defense Iniria(ive lSDl)In a significant breakrhrough

rhe Soviets dropped lheir formallinkage betueen signing a STARTaereement and completing a de-fensc and space agrcement-aploy that would have allowedthem to claim a riSht ro withdrawfrom the START rreary ar somefulure date if they haddeter-mined the other side had gonebeyond lhe 1972 AntiballisticMissile (ABM) Trcary (ampi rheydefine irt-

In December 1989 US nego-liators ubled a revised drafi DSTlexl in rcsponse to the resuks oflhe Wyoming Minisrerial Underlhe revised drall lrealy if a panyannounccs its intenlion to deploystrategic ballistic-missile dettnsesbeyond lhose permi[cd by rheABM Treary rhe panies shallbegin lhree years of discussionson specillc measures tbr a cooper-ative transition lf afler thatthrce-year period eirher panywishes ro undenale such deploy-

Nevenheless the Soviet Unioncontinues to push naval iums con-rrol ar every opponunity Recenrdiscussions wirh US allies inboth Europe and in rhe Pacificreveal that lhe Soviet Union isconiinuing a full-coun prcss onrhe issue of extending groundforce-type limitations to the sea

Conridence-and-security-build-ing measurcs (known as CSBMS)in panicular arE gaining visibilityin the naval arms control aEnaAmong rhe ra[ge of potential lim-italrons that ma affect oavalforces CSBMs may evolve as themosl imrneurodiate arms controlchallenge ro US employment ofmarilime forces

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be lhe prevenlion o[ surprise al-ta(k Another related objecrive isto avoid inadvenent conflicl thatcould result from large scale exercises being misread cs prcpara-ltons for an invasion At seasuch mersuaes are not necessantrecause the concept of freedom ofthe seas already permil eitherside to observe and monitor theothers activities so thal no sur-prise or misinterpretation should(rcur- In lodays world navalforces on the surface of lhe seado not readily lend themselves tolhe initiation of (urprise attacksBesldes being relatively slowships can be lracked easilv- eirhervrsually or through mcxlem rechnicrl means

In addition ro CSBMs addi-tional arms contnrl fbnrms willlikcly be proposed bv lhc SovierUnion in the future ior nesotiat-ing limiralions on naval fesThe best answer to any call fortbrmal tall rgrecrfi calit designedlo develop xrm (ontrol lrcc-ments invol ins naval fories isJUst lo say No

If thc casc lbr naval CSBMS isIeak thc arguments for formalnaval arms reduction lalks oulsidethe CSBM pGess are lorallt-unpersuastve) ln lerms of geography alonethe Unitcd Slales lrs a marilimenalion must maintain irs abilitv tooprcratt freell in critical oceanarcas in order lo reinforce andsustain US and allied forcestound the Iorld and t() ensureurocrur economic sunivul In con-lrrsl lhe Soviet Union is a rlomi_nirnt lirnd pouer phficrll localed rn lhe Eurastan land maiwith inremal lincs o[ communica

lion to service its economic andsecurily interests) The relaration of rensions andsuccesstul complelion of CFE wiUpermit the Uniled States trr reduceitr land-based forccs in EumoeHowever rt is (enain thal USbbal inrerests outside the supcrpoIer relalionship will continueto groI As lhe world becomesincreasingly polycentric thc tradi-tional naval missi()ns oI peacetimeprcsence and crisis rcsponse willnot chanse Recional conflicts asIell as nonstale actions such asintemational lerrorism and druptrrlfi cking will require crnplo-

menl of US- naval force formissions unrelatcd lo the US-Soiet balance- In addilion rhcpftitcration ol incrcasinsl so-phisticared high-rechnology wcap-ons throuShout lhe Third World(such as ballislic missiles andchemical weapons) will require amodem navy capable of defendingagInrr threats to the uDitedSlates and our Allies withoulbeing hampered bv unnecessaryarrns control measures_) Garrosl ds oot change thefact lhat an averase of morc lhan25 civil and inlemational confliclshave erupted in the developingworld every vear since the end ofworld war Il The United Srateshas used military force in rc-sponse lo more than 200 of theseincidents The U-S Navy playeda dominant role in lE8 of thoseuroconflicts when lhe United Statesbrolsht naval power to bear toprevent war to limit its escala-lion or to protect American citi-zens or Americas allies or rrad-ing panners Onl) ten of the 188incidenls were direct results ofconfrontalion between the UnitedSlares and the Soviel Union Consequentl the facr rhat rhe SovierUnion mav appear less Ihreaieningdoes not ]essen the need for astrong US Navy- Neirher does i(reduce US elobal commitments

Finall] while negoriaring thereduction of US naval forces isa nonsQ(cr il would behoovethose tr) ing to involve rhe UniredStates in naval anns contml toassess the impact of budget con-slrainls on lhe future shape ofWestem naval forces The recentPentagon announcement on the

Not all arms control conceptsare crealed equal-some are bettcr than others On one extremeare proposals (such as those di-rccled at US naval forccs) lharundermine US deterrent capabil-ity and reaken our abiliry to ful-fill long-standing US commirments around rhe rorld At theolhcr end of rhe spectrurn is thepromise held out bv the CFElalks-negotiations lhat as presentlv cons(rued can meet theenduring US arrns control objec-tives of improving securit) en-hancing srabiliry and reducinr rherisk of war

Whether ar rhe START negotia-tions at CFE ar rhe CSBM ralkso at DST all US nesoriarorsknow lhar rhey and rh Presidentlhey represenl must answer to theAmerican people for the trcaticsthey bring home Ulrimarcly rhefinal vote rrill be based on a positive answer to the fundamcntalquestion Doeuros lhis lreaty conlribute to rhe national securitv ofthe United Srare

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ilW II people got about 7l column inchesKorea peoplg for about 72 co hrnn inchesTold ya were trying

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The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

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Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

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A US congressional delegacion wenE to--Seoul Eo arrange for the firsE retural ofUS Korean Wdr dead from Conrmni s E NorEh Korea since I9)4

The return of the rermins is widely seen as a gestsure by Nortsh Korea Eo implovgrelations with Ehe Unitea-dLis Thi two cormtsries do noi have diplomatlc relations

IIARREN G AVERY We honor him rvho honots us

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STAR TO CELEBRATE

CERISITIAS IN KOREA

SolE people never stoP giving of themsetvei

One of the many Houywood celebrities whomlEftained ttoops in Korea and who was in atteurotdafte atthe IKWM Awads Dnner at the Celrtury Plaza Hotel wasPenny Shgleton of tslondie fame in rnotion Pictures

Perury was so inspircd at the February 20 evmi thatshe is now working to put togeurothera stareurotudded Christmasin Korea everrt tro beuro held in December

Penny is a doer and when she says shes Soing to dosornethinamp it tets done so well be Passint along word onthis exciting activity as time Soes on

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t p13eurod to send erB greetlngs to thebrsand triend3 of th Internationl trorn LarVtGranr lor1al CoDlitter you gathr to ttonorperlorler3 vho lntertalnal Alellcan troops durlngth Xoren Har lly 3peclll congratulatlons 90 oAob Hops he receurolves youE llrst iceheralllatther a Ridglay Atrdr and to Johnny Grnt sh rcelves you lirstEob ttope CoDbtErtrtainr lrardaob Johnny and euroach of tha talantcd reuron andeonn you ply tribut to rhi3 venlg hlpd br1n9littleuro blt ol lrerice --nd a lot of Joy -- tooldlr3 rtaciond lr for ho and failtlrvlllrq thousand3 of rlls to har th1rsanth aong nd hu[or thy oftn lacit theuro rlko nry flr and xtreurorly inlrospltbl rrctnrcondltlon3 Itril lort3 reuror lruly 3lllslnd they icra t trclendous boost to the xrala ofour courageou troopa servlng ln xor t rple3lt to join rrtth 1I of you in 3llutlng thnon a lob scll dona

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has accepted the memorial committee posltion ofHonorary Chai rman-Korea General Rldgsaysrote ceneral chun8 as kinS hlm to ioln vith himonce a8aln to rork together as they dld durinSthe var General Chung has served ln a numberof high government posi tlons sl nce ret I r ln8 fromthe mili tary and currently serves as Presldent ofthe Korean Freedom LeaSue

General Ri dgqay has asked General FidelRamos of the Phil ippines to accept the HonoraryChai rmanship for that nation

KORmN SEN ORS SEOWSUPPORT FOR MEMORIAL

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ThelKWM Commmee has rece～ ed slrong suppon

from the Koreaninfin mnltlnけ in Los Angelesand there has

been a panlctlar effort on the part of lhe Korean Senbr

Ctセens Assodalわ n to lend a hand as a rlearts ot sing

thelr appreclalbn lo the men and woFlen who carlle to the貯

infinumry and made the sac bDS Whth were neceu7 topreserve ireedom in Soulh Korea

The KoreanSenbrCllzensAssocabnhasplannedamO‐August ptnt atthe sne ofthe rlenlortt in san Pedro

to help in rating funds ea7771aked forthe rrlentona

Assodalion Presldquo nt EuiShkChusa that apol

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Ariarica[r owc far mora lha can cvcr repay to tboseurowbo foutht for frdoor ia Ko1 Thc livcd up lo ourt rt5 lcaviDt lhcir hods aad hEnii wililgyshoulampring thir hrdec aDd doiry wbat b6d o bcdonc So oaEy tbousanamprdurcd niblc hrdships ardEada traoacdoui sacrifaq so thai oahcs raighl livc iampccdo[r

Add that is why wc arc so rtnkCn to Bob Hop JohmyCrant and all thc ocn atrd wooaa who travclcd so far tobriot a litdc joy rnd a lor of sunshinc to thc AEcricaforccs iD Kora- Thc araramp Fu arc hooord rirhtonight arc ooly 5orll aotcEr of tbc apprccitrtion andafccrioa wc all hold for you You arc ia your owurighls AEcrican baroas

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A black-tie ceurolebrity-sdrddd gal8 ar tlle Cqmlry plazaIlotel ir lrB Angcles laurcbcd lic t eurornational KorEatr WarVcEraN Mcmorial fuld raishg csmpaign b ncw hcighB orFchuary m as Bob HqE atrd 0l[( USO pqfqmeuro(s ho tudcnteuroflahcd uDoF during 1h6 Kolarl Var wcr honored

During lhc Filst Arrual IKWM Awads Dfuie( Hopewas plcscoteurod wih thc GerL Mauhcw B Riigway AeErd ruEedfor thc formcr UN Coomatrder in Kqta ard who also seurorves asIKWM HoDorary Chairman Making thc prrsent tion on GerlRidgways bchalf ryds Ambassaampr Edad L Rowny htu$elf aKorcan Wa vcampran atd rctirEd ArDy LL Gcoeral who now sqvesas Spccial Advisc o lhe Preurosiireurotrs and Seurocrqary of Srare for ArmsConEol Mallels for hEsidq[ Bush

_ gof h ulrrt has givco his nsmc ro lhc Bob HopeCombat EnrcnaiDer of 0le yeiI Award- which hc presetred-oJohnny GEnt a verEral of 14 trips eh to Korca and VieEEmGrant $c Honqary Mayor of Holywooq and a rEseurowc MajGeneral seurorved as nasrs of cerErnooies for $e cvcnt- Tftis awardwil bc pEscnted annually

Othcr hqrorees wcrE prrsidrl|fs Awarjd preserlted byMajor General James D Delt to MCHOLAS CAPALIAInEmafiorEl Chaimals Awad Drrscocd by Dr RogerRotkockTHE HON JOAN P WINSER Consul Gcncral of CanadaNational Chatmars Awad prcscllted by Rick Sewed qI behafof Johll B Curcio ro FLUOR DANIEL CpRPORATION andErecudve Chairmars Award prrsentcd by H rk Stites toMARSTON CIIAVEZ acclpred by his widow Juanita Chavez

Amo[g ihose celebriti6 in anrlrdarce mosl of whom hadeotertaioeurod in Kcca were Cqlnic Svcns Lcs Brom TerryMoorc Argic Dicampinson JaDe Russcll ulie Adams SheilaConnolly Peany Singlelon pereuror Lreds Dick Whslow JrckielrLIaLr Elizabeuroh Talbot-Manin Chuct Essegian B uddy RogersGlctln Ford and Dict VaD Pauc[

Congraurlaory messrges o Hopc Grant ard ihe oheremcnaincrs wE(E Iso rEceiveurod from presidcnt George Bush atldformcr Praside0t Ronald Reagan

Music atd enlertai ne[t for the gala cvflt which wasprodrced and dirccEd by Michaet Tcilmann $crE proyided by ficU- S Marinc Cqp6 Band 29 palms Catif ttri +e nfantryDivision Bud Combo Califomia tumy Narional Guart and theKoran Childrros Folk Dance Ensemblc

It was a night to remember foa thc ncady 5m Eersons ina[cndrncc and a sEong indication that lhc metl arr women whoserwi in tlE fogotbn wal will no longq bc forgoftr

ON THEINTERNATIONAL

SCENEEigirlighting che llternatiorEl aspects

of the InternationaL Korean ita VetelansLerDlial are trips planned by leaders of theIKm Cdrmittee in Aprll o England Korea andthe Philippioes

IXI Dilecto of CnDications rackChilds viIL be hosted in Englard blr ibers ofthe British Nolean tla Veterang a9 he tourgthe country with ttre DampI of the EiaI tobe b^rilt in San Pedro Caufornia

Childs reports that he has receivedoutstanding assistance and cooFratioo in lheccaplex Iogistics of crancporting the llodelrrhich reighs neaEly 200 pounds frco FederalEreress Colporation of Letrphis Tennesgeelihich has not only contlibuted its facilltlesfo transportation of the deL to the BritishI9Ies brt urlde the direqtion of its Iondonleplesentative Sandy itritehead eill asgLstin transporCiog the aodel throughout inEngland

Childs and the nodel rill be ill Englandfo aFproxiriately hee Feeks

uaking the ip to Korea till beExecutive Chairoaa Jack Stites InternationaLChai) an Dr Rogeuro Rothrock IoternatjonalVice-Chaidnan H roung youn ard Steve Choa ribe of the Chosin Fei Frhd Board ofDirectors fhey eiLL iEet uith top-1eveLofficiaLs of the Kolean gglernrEnt yhich hasalready pledged a tnajo contEilartion to theIKlf Fund

D- RoChlock Crd yorm and rr Cho riIIthen continue to the phi)ippines whele theyrill nEet with cenelal Eidel Rafios rho served i-nKoreaT as rre]] a Other officials of thePhil-iFpine govelrampEnt Thele have alreadybeen iIdications of strong fiEncial suFportto be cing frdr lhe philippines

Jack Stiter and Dr Rothrock haveindicated tbat these are just the begtuDing ofthe intensive efforr to generate fund3 frcanother nalions rrhich participated in the Koleanlla

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lJerre reporting this one just as iEappeared in Ehe press If were in erroras to any of it rvelI hear about it

Our verv oidn LEGen EDITARD L ROINEY(Divcc 66-67 - Augsburg-Munich) of1105 S 23rd Arlingcon VA has thrownin the tolrel

Ambassador Ed - he has carried thattiEle in recent yealsr has resigned as asenior arms control advise to EhePresi-dent

Associates said privately EhaE he lefEbecause he thought Bush and SecreEary ofSEaie James A Baker 3d were too eager tosign a nuclear-arms Ereaty for Ehe sakeof helping out Lhe Soviet presidenEMikhail S Gorbachev

But the White House spokesrnan MarlinFiEzhraEer said Eltat Rorny had assured himEhaE his resignaEion had nothing Eo dowith differences of opinion over policy

Some offlcials said the real reason forthe deparEure is Ehat for the past severa Iyears Ror^rny tra s been relegaEed to Ehesidelines of of f icia I policy

He tras been very nrarginal to cheprocess one State DeparEmenE officialsaid _Hes been geEtin$ frusErated overthis for ouiEe a while

n frierid of Rownyts who shares hisskepEicism Eoward the Soviels and atmscontrol generally agreed He wasnt EanyIonger where Ehe acEion was He wasnLreaIIy participaEing in the decisions

Roivnys assistant Joe Duggenr deniedthese asserEions Hets been preEEy wellsatisfied ttra t his advice has been geEtsingthroush Its not alwavs been taken buEit haint been rejecEed-or ignored Hersnot Ieaving in an kind of huff

Rownv firsE nade his nnrk among conser-vative irepublicans in 1979 during theCarEer Dresidency by resigning in Protsestas the ioint Chiefs of Staff delegaEelo ift strotugic Arms Limitation Talksiiti-ctlt ind Ehe soviet leader aE Ehe

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a-AfEer Carter and the Soviet leader at EheEime Leonid I Brezhnev signed theSALT II treaty Rowny testified againstthe accord before the SenaEe ForeignRelaEions Comnittee and in many otherpublic fortuns

When RonaId Reagan was elected presi-denE he nade Ror^ny his chief negotiaLorfor strategic arms Ealks Rowny fiE invery wel1rr a State DepartmenE olficialsaid because noEhing was going on inarms conErol anyway

But in 1985 when US-SovieE relaEionsbegan Eo improve Reagants secretary ofsEate George P shulEz replaced Rorrnywlth J ohn Tohrer

In September 1987 Shultz excludedRowny from a crucia I meeting hrith theSoviet foreign minisEer Edrard AShevardnadze which resulEed ln a break-through thaE rnade ic possible for Reaganand Gorbachev to sign a EreaEy banningUS and Soviet mediun-ranqe missiles Ehreemonths later At the timer Rownycomplained publicly Etra E he had been lefEouE

Bush acceDEed Rownvs resisnation wiLhdeep regretr and saif You Eave servedas one of the principal architects of theAmerican polic of peace through sErengEh

Rowny will leave his PosE on June 30and will become a senior associate aE EheCenEer for Strategic and InternaEionalStudies and a visiring professor aE GeorgeVJa shineton Universitv

one-official deepiy involved in nucleararms conErol said il was ironic tha t Rotenywas leaving novr

Still the official did not shorr sur-prise at the resignaEion tIE wasalmosE inevitable Ltrat whenever anagreemenE was close Eo being reachedR6rrnv would ouit Hes rmcomf ortable wiLhrmkihg dealswith the Soviets No agree-ment Is good enough for Ed Rowny

Je wiih you well Ed Rormy andEhank you f-or all the years of love forand dedication to our country

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Wed Sepヒ 26

9=30 am Lo 800 pm ‐ RegistratiOn

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Thurs SepE 27

930 ah ro 800 pm - Regisrratton -LlEEle EaELy Arrivals

10100 am ro 1000 pm - Eospiraltty Room

3330 pm to 930 pm - Nlagara FnIIs Tour includtnadlnner by reseffaElon only

Dress - whatever pleases you

Ar5rtlme - Naval Perk Tour $llarbot Toui on the fire boat

FrI seD 28

930 am ro 5300 pm - ReSistratlon1000 am to 600 pm - HospitaUty Rom

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1000 - fashion Show fot ladies lrithld iralklng dlstanceAdam Meldrrrm amp Anderson Deuropt Store

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Dless - evenlnS wear - coats shlrEs tles etc etcstn Sept 30

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To your righE on Ehe next Pager is apropos-ed press release pertaining Eo you-ftnow-wha e WheEher or noE you plan coaEtend this festiviEy Please cut thisouE and mil Eo your local newsPaPerIt will be nice if we can blanket Ehecountrv wlEh this announcement IE willbe verv helpful Eo our former comrades whodo noEknorrof Ehe existance of our greaLassociaEion Your initiaElve in EhismaEter is appreciated

TeIl vou the lmportance we tre plaeingupon thl giurick I were giving it- 2ones - uhE fronc Dagei on your righEtirt tte inverse paLe in Utlntlt We dldnLthink voutd wanE your Editor Eo see anyof ourcopy on thl uack slde of eherelea se

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Korean Yets demandreturn of remainsBv Julie BirdTime trT -rirr

WASHINGTON - The Korean War Veterans Associ-

aiion has petitioned President Bush reuroquesting thst rc-Aru of ifS servicemen in Nortl Korea be returnedand the governrnent try to locate 8ny who survive

The four-point peti[ion which wae delivered to theDepartmentof Veterans AIfairs in March asks the gov-

emnent toI Demand the remaine of five identified American

stdiers be retumed inmediatelYIPursue reports that between 1000 and 3000

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died in prisonerofwor camps and

trv io recover their remains-l Acknoledge the associalions belief that as many

lOO oldio i iing and unaccounttd for may still be

dive and held orisonerlTrv to reurocover Army Cpl Roger Dumas who re

otai seen alive in a prisonerofwar camp inhoal tilss but was not among prisoners repatriated inAirsust tgSS The petition asks the government lo reim-bufu his brother Robert Dumas of Canterbury Conn the $150000 he spent in his 3ampyear seardr for Roger

DumasDurus story was detailed in 1986 in Army Times

and Air Force -Tines

In 1984 olter Robert Dumas filed

suit a federal court dranged Roger Dumas ststur frommissing in action to prisoner of war

The main thing is we wsnt those five bodies bacllt

said Richad Adams president of the Korean War Ve-

teans Association The nert step b to search for re-

mains of the IOOO to 3000 soldiers thought to hsve

died in prison camps rnany of whom were buried by

fellow prisoners he said

The linal push trill be t locate any live POWs he

Baid

Were not tryng to rile the governmenl he said

Were not going to march on the Capitol [ButJ I dontknow whether were opening a bigger can of wormgthan we think

Robert Ilumas praised the ampssociations move and

said he is optimistic that the petition will achieveresults

This is the strongtst document I have seen in 40

vears on this issuen he said Wed like the ryhite

ilouse to help us lf not well do it ourselves

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Buffalo New York On SepEember 27t through

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will hold its 43rd annual reunion honoring veEerans of Wor1d War IIEhe Korean lar and division members from Pearl Harbor through

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Elsewhere in Ehls issue we reporledLhe resignaEion of our good memberLrGen EuiARD L RoLTNEY Now we liveyou some of his Lhoughts which appearedln che llava I Institutes Proceedlngstlava IRevler 1990 We believe them to beva hable reading

Ambassadot Ed Rowny

Arms Control at Arms Length

Br Edward L Rorlnr

while some elements of USarms control policy will undergomajor changes in responseuro to thebrcak-up of the Soviet empirecenain principles will endure Ourarms control concepts are funda-mental and musl be applied toeach of the multitude of arms re-duction and confi dence-buildingproposals rhat the United Smres isconsidering in various neBotiationsaround the world

Underpinning any lisi of endur-ing arms control criteria is theidea that nalions do not mistrustotte another because they havearms they have alms becausethey mistrust one another Historyaod the even(s of theuro (Presiden(

Mikhail) Gorbachev era of US-Soviet relarions amply supponthis philosophy

The past also validates thecompanion principle that the moslcarefully crafted agrcenrents can$irher away during peuroriods ofheightened tension The post-World War I Washington andlrndon Naval Disarmament Con-fercnces of l92l-22 nnd 1930 il-lusrrare rhis point One postwarhistorian- Louis J Halle calledthe 1922 Washington Treaty astmtesic disaster lhat did notserve lhe cause of pelcc be-cause it conlributed to Japansunchallenged riie t0 power priorin World War llr Yet at lhc llmethe two interwar naval rcatiesrerc ratified thcy seemed likegood ideas Forcign policy expenCiovanni Engely wrde in l93lrhar at [thel Washington lNavalDisamament Confercncel possibleconflict berween the United Statesand Japan was eliminated2 Re-garding rhe 1930 London NavalTreaty he obseurorved that lthepossibilityl of a Japanese-Ameri-can conflict is no longer credibleeven in imaginative romances l

Given the poor alms controltmck rccord exemplified by thesepre-World War naval treatiesrhere is litde onder that fteUnited States had to wait until lheSraregic Arms Limitation Agrce-menrs of 1972 (SALT l) beforcthe Senate would atify anotheragreement limiting weapons cen_

rral ro U-S nalional security Notcoincidently lhe decade of the1970s was widely viewed as ao em

of deleme in US-Soviet reurolationsSince history aptly demonstiates

that arms control canoot be iso-lared fmm broader intemationalpolitical considerations howshould the Uniled States approachtodays evea changing arms con-trol scene) Even as we ieuroek (obuild uFn points of murual ad-vantage which fundamenBl prin-ciples will endure and be applica-ble regardless of all thesechanges) Simply put it is USpolicy that our arms controlagreemenls shall be equitableveritiable and must accomplishthe tbllowing) Enhance the nalional security ofrhe United States and its allies) Reduce the rist of war) Strengthen global slability

Derived from these broad pol-icy requirements are specific USarms conlrol goals for the l99osThey include commitments toseek agreernents that) Secure a slable balance of con-ventional land and air forces atthe Conventional Forces in Eu-rope (CFE) reduction lalks) Strengthen strategic stabili(yand reduce the risk of war by re-ducing srraregic nuclear force lev-els at the Stmtegic Arms Reduc-tion Talks (START)) Strcngthen deterrcnce by in-creasing rcliance on effecrive de-fensive systems should defensesprove feasible at the Defense and

Spce Talks (DST)) Promote openness ard Prcdicta-bility io thc military-seurocurity fieldat the confidence-and-seurocurity-building rieasures (CSBM) nego-tiationst

The United States is engaged inmany other arms control folumsThese include talks on chemicalweapoos missile and nuclear non_proliferation Open Skies and

-nuclear testing to nallre a lewThough noi all irrclusive the ne-gotiations oudined here teuroPresenla wide iange of US inlerests

Convantional Forces i4 EuroPe

CFE is off to a better $an thanany other afms control negoliationin modem tinres This is one ofthe best examples of the principlerhat improved rclations enhancelhe prospects of alms conlrol wehave basic agrceuroments on thebroad tems of what alms ate tobe rcduced on the need foa effec-rive verilication- and on the im-ponant concepr of assymetricalreductions- And we seern lo havea confluence of interesls we wantthe Soviets to reduce their con_ventional force prcpondemnceand lhey are under considembleeconomic and polilical pressurc todo soLike ull othcr irrnr controlagrcemcnt thc CFE Treaty in-volveli a de|ilishlv complex webof detail Agreeing on commondeinitions tbr the major catego-ries o[ welF)ns being limited(main bxlrle ranks anilleD ar-mored combrt lehicles combaraircrati and combat helicopreN)ha Proed dilljcuk For examplenelotiirtoni must dcvelop guide-lincs lbr determininr how muchirnd whal type of urmament itwolld take to conven a cominer-cial helicoprer to u trcty-limitcdcombat helicoprer

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Recemly the issue of trurprcductions has been making head-lines The cufient NATO-wars wPact agreed position is rhar lheredlctions should involve onlyUS and Soviet ground and airforce personnel slalioned oursidelheir respeclive nltional territo-ries This proposed ceiling wouldrcducc tru)p leels to paritv in acarcllrll delined cenlral zoneThis pnrpltlsal would requirc muchgrcnler culs on the pan of theSoviet Uni(n (reduclions of about-160000 Sor iet troops comparedto boul 80000 US troops) lnthe remainder of the region fromthe Atlanric Ocean ro the UrrlMountlins ou(side lhe cenlralzone the United States miry sta-tion no more lhun J0000 rroops

The trunslbrmirtion of thc policicul alinlate rn thc wlrsr$ Pactnalions enhance thc pR)spccts tbtcomplering r Jound CFE rrcnr)- halso giles lhe tilsk more urgenct_lndeed lhe ne$ Eastem EuropeirnleadeB irre calling lbr rhe removalof Soviet lrq)ps starioncd withintheir bordeni They arc anxious trrreduce wdrsa$r Pacl mililrt)tbrccs through bihtcral negotia-rions $irh rhe Soriet Union We

eplaud the5e ctfofts since theconrplenrnl the CFE process

The wesrem objective is toculili rnd uphold rhc toral with-drltral of rll Sovicl lbrce tomEasrem Europe CFE suppons rhisSoll and lirthers the tundanrentalprinciplc o[ rlrenglheninc Iong-rerm subilit)-

President Georre Bush hachallcnlrcd lhc narions ol NATC)and lhe Waninw Pact to completerhe CFE negorialions lhis tearBeclusc this pact so grcallr re-duces thc lelels of militalv Ibrcesconlrunting one lnother in ccntrxlEurope probably nevcr betbrc hasan Jrms control agrcement held

such potenliul immediare benefitlbr cnhancing the iecuritt_ inler-esrs of rhe Unired Stares its al-lics and all Eurupe

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Thc Bush adminisrratioo s pr()-posrls in START call for creatinga nrore Jtable nuclea balaoce[ith deep reductions in slralegicnucleirr Ibrccs The reduqions aredesisned to suppon the US goclof trenslhcning dctcrrence br_

reducing the crpabilitt to huncha tirsl strike even in r crisisDeelopers ol the US duli me-ticuk)usl) adhered to the fundil-menral principles of equalit) andvcritiability

Thc posirions ot rhe lwo sideson onrc ol rhe liet START issuescan be iummarized as lbllow) DeliItt lsticlerr An agreedceiling of 1600 strategic nucleardeliel-1 ehiclcs (SNDvs) whichinclude ileployed interconrinen(alballistic missilcs (lCBIUs) andtheir iNsocixlcd launchem de-ploled submurine-launched ballis-tic nrisiles (SLBMS) llnd lhcirlaunchers irnd hcav) bombers) ltirrrrarlr An agreed ccilin ol60D llarheads The ceilins in-cludes deploled lCBirls SLBMsilnd rir-lilunched cruise missilestALCItlr t rvith eirch hea)bonber equippcd only lbr nu-cleilr-armed gravily bombs andshon-range xrtack missilcsr SRAls)counting as one warhead

) ll(ridrl Sxlrirrir The sideshae agreed on a sublimit of-19m ballisric-missile rvarheadswirhin this sublimil the Sovie(swill be required ro reduce theirhear1 ICBM tbrce to 1540 rvrr-herds on 154 missilesgt ltobil ICBMr The UnitedSrlres announccd il would dropits demrnd for a ban on mobileICBMS oi $hich the Soviets al-reldJ hre t$o t)peri depb)ed

Congressional suppon tbr thePresidenls mobilc ICBM Progmmhus become increasingly imponsntgt ALCM| On rhe subject olALCMS rhe Uniled S(ares andthe Sovict Union agreed on counl-ing rules (ALCMS ntlributed toeach type bomber) and nucleaconvcnrional dislinguishabililyHo$ever rhe ALCM range issue(ie abolc what rilnge lhrcsholddo nuclear ALCMs count) waslcft unresolved) SLCMs Though the sea-

launched cruise missile (SLCM) is

not considered x slrategic weuPon|ubjecl to START constoin(s bU-S delinition the sidcs agreedar rhe Dccember 1987 WashinetonSirmnlil to lind u mullally ircceF-irble solution to the question oflimiting rhc nucleirr-amrcd mis-riles Funhcr rhese limitationswould not involve coun(ing

SLCMS within the START6(m-wurhed und l6($-SNDVlimirs Ar the Fcbruar] 1990Moscow Ministcrial (ber eenUS Secretarl ol State JamesBuker lll and Soriet Foreign lin-isrer Eduard Sh(lardnadzer ilirppelni rhar the Sor icl Uniongenerilll) ugreed ro the coE-epr ofa declirrxrcD rpproirch rs a brsislbr involving SLCM in xrm con-trol (ic thc issuancc of politi-call binding rlatcmenrs regardinrrthe number ol SLCM5 of a splci-lied lype rnd range cach sidepllns to deplo )

The START drult treat letcontains rxn) othcr elcnrntSonE iisue$ ilre till conlertadand will require addititrnal attcn-lion prior ro rhc plxnned llirt-June 1990 US-Soviet sumrnit

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ment it shall give six mon(hsno(ice afier which the ABMTreuty shall be rednintrcd unlessthe panies agree olherwiseuro

Strclegic detenses have the po-lenrial for contriburing signili-canrly to our national securityContrary to whilt the Soviets andsome other critics say SDIstrengrhens global srabiliry andwill grearly rcduce rhe risk ofwar Any nurion posssing orthinking oI ircqurnng ballisric mis-siles would have insurmoutablediftlculties lrying to phn aroundUS srrategic defenses

Because of lhe promrsing out-lool lbr developing SDI rechnol-ogy which meuroets our defenseuroneeds and lhal of our Allies lheDST negoriations will increase inimgrnance over time

EDWAND NOW]TEYDsfrustful ol osco

SLBMS and associated launchersin (he START talks On a multi-lateral basis Notices to Airmenand Norices to Mariners (NOTAMSand NOMARS) are distributedworldide every day These no-ticcs are used exlensively to en-sure rhe safery of all vessels andaircraft in intemational water andairspace

The second poim to be empha-sized concems rhe formal CSBMtalks no$being held in ViennaAusrrix wirhour gering into a

detailed hislory of these negotia-

tions- rhe 35 members of theConterence on Security and Coop-era(ion in Europe (an organizationthat includes Nonh America and(hc Soviet Union) agreed to amandate that specifically excludesnaval activities from the CSBMpr()cess unless they arc function-ally linked lo a notifiablegr)und activity (eg amphibiousoperirrions )

Despite this mandate Io includenaval forces some naval atmscontrol proposals have been (abled

in vienna In addition the Sovi-e(s and otheni have been Propos-ing maritime-rclated measures formany yea$ A sampling of theseincludes) Zones of peace) Nuclear free zones) Geographic rcstrictioos on oper-ationsgt Limirs on exercises) Advance notification ofexercises

A main objective of confi-dence-building iteasures is said to

Concurenl nilh bur separrtetiorn START are lhe Delense andSpacc Talks (DST| being held inGeneva S$itzerllnd The gotl ofDST is a trer) lbr rhe cu)peru-tive deploymenl of lulure strltegicballitic-missile delcnses shouldsuch delenseuros prole tlasibleThroughout lhese disclrssions $econrinue lo mrke clear lo theSoviels our commilment lo the

Whercas agreemenls such asCFE DST and a properly drafredSTART Trcaty meet our arrnsconlrol crileria of enhancinp na-tionrl secunty rcducing rh riskof wor and srenstheninp llobalsrahrlrrv recenr Souler uini con-trol proposals for limiling gen-eral-purpose naval forces and operdlions simply do not meet lheseslandaads

Strategic Defense Iniria(ive lSDl)In a significant breakrhrough

rhe Soviets dropped lheir formallinkage betueen signing a STARTaereement and completing a de-fensc and space agrcement-aploy that would have allowedthem to claim a riSht ro withdrawfrom the START rreary ar somefulure date if they haddeter-mined the other side had gonebeyond lhe 1972 AntiballisticMissile (ABM) Trcary (ampi rheydefine irt-

In December 1989 US nego-liators ubled a revised drafi DSTlexl in rcsponse to the resuks oflhe Wyoming Minisrerial Underlhe revised drall lrealy if a panyannounccs its intenlion to deploystrategic ballistic-missile dettnsesbeyond lhose permi[cd by rheABM Treary rhe panies shallbegin lhree years of discussionson specillc measures tbr a cooper-ative transition lf afler thatthrce-year period eirher panywishes ro undenale such deploy-

Nevenheless the Soviet Unioncontinues to push naval iums con-rrol ar every opponunity Recenrdiscussions wirh US allies inboth Europe and in rhe Pacificreveal that lhe Soviet Union isconiinuing a full-coun prcss onrhe issue of extending groundforce-type limitations to the sea

Conridence-and-security-build-ing measurcs (known as CSBMS)in panicular arE gaining visibilityin the naval arms control aEnaAmong rhe ra[ge of potential lim-italrons that ma affect oavalforces CSBMs may evolve as themosl imrneurodiate arms controlchallenge ro US employment ofmarilime forces

At lhe outset two importantpoinls musl be underscorcd Oneis that rhe United States has al-ready subjected its naval forces tovarious cu)pemlive rcgimesThese include the bilateral US-Sovier Incidents at Sea and Dan-gerous Mililalv Acliviries Agrce-trlents as well as lhe inclusion of

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be lhe prevenlion o[ surprise al-ta(k Another related objecrive isto avoid inadvenent conflicl thatcould result from large scale exercises being misread cs prcpara-ltons for an invasion At seasuch mersuaes are not necessantrecause the concept of freedom ofthe seas already permil eitherside to observe and monitor theothers activities so thal no sur-prise or misinterpretation should(rcur- In lodays world navalforces on the surface of lhe seado not readily lend themselves tolhe initiation of (urprise attacksBesldes being relatively slowships can be lracked easilv- eirhervrsually or through mcxlem rechnicrl means

In addition ro CSBMs addi-tional arms contnrl fbnrms willlikcly be proposed bv lhc SovierUnion in the future ior nesotiat-ing limiralions on naval fesThe best answer to any call fortbrmal tall rgrecrfi calit designedlo develop xrm (ontrol lrcc-ments invol ins naval fories isJUst lo say No

If thc casc lbr naval CSBMS isIeak thc arguments for formalnaval arms reduction lalks oulsidethe CSBM pGess are lorallt-unpersuastve) ln lerms of geography alonethe Unitcd Slales lrs a marilimenalion must maintain irs abilitv tooprcratt freell in critical oceanarcas in order lo reinforce andsustain US and allied forcestound the Iorld and t() ensureurocrur economic sunivul In con-lrrsl lhe Soviet Union is a rlomi_nirnt lirnd pouer phficrll localed rn lhe Eurastan land maiwith inremal lincs o[ communica

lion to service its economic andsecurily interests) The relaration of rensions andsuccesstul complelion of CFE wiUpermit the Uniled States trr reduceitr land-based forccs in EumoeHowever rt is (enain thal USbbal inrerests outside the supcrpoIer relalionship will continueto groI As lhe world becomesincreasingly polycentric thc tradi-tional naval missi()ns oI peacetimeprcsence and crisis rcsponse willnot chanse Recional conflicts asIell as nonstale actions such asintemational lerrorism and druptrrlfi cking will require crnplo-

menl of US- naval force formissions unrelatcd lo the US-Soiet balance- In addilion rhcpftitcration ol incrcasinsl so-phisticared high-rechnology wcap-ons throuShout lhe Third World(such as ballislic missiles andchemical weapons) will require amodem navy capable of defendingagInrr threats to the uDitedSlates and our Allies withoulbeing hampered bv unnecessaryarrns control measures_) Garrosl ds oot change thefact lhat an averase of morc lhan25 civil and inlemational confliclshave erupted in the developingworld every vear since the end ofworld war Il The United Srateshas used military force in rc-sponse lo more than 200 of theseincidents The U-S Navy playeda dominant role in lE8 of thoseuroconflicts when lhe United Statesbrolsht naval power to bear toprevent war to limit its escala-lion or to protect American citi-zens or Americas allies or rrad-ing panners Onl) ten of the 188incidenls were direct results ofconfrontalion between the UnitedSlares and the Soviel Union Consequentl the facr rhat rhe SovierUnion mav appear less Ihreaieningdoes not ]essen the need for astrong US Navy- Neirher does i(reduce US elobal commitments

Finall] while negoriaring thereduction of US naval forces isa nonsQ(cr il would behoovethose tr) ing to involve rhe UniredStates in naval anns contml toassess the impact of budget con-slrainls on lhe future shape ofWestem naval forces The recentPentagon announcement on the

Not all arms control conceptsare crealed equal-some are bettcr than others On one extremeare proposals (such as those di-rccled at US naval forccs) lharundermine US deterrent capabil-ity and reaken our abiliry to ful-fill long-standing US commirments around rhe rorld At theolhcr end of rhe spectrurn is thepromise held out bv the CFElalks-negotiations lhat as presentlv cons(rued can meet theenduring US arrns control objec-tives of improving securit) en-hancing srabiliry and reducinr rherisk of war

Whether ar rhe START negotia-tions at CFE ar rhe CSBM ralkso at DST all US nesoriarorsknow lhar rhey and rh Presidentlhey represenl must answer to theAmerican people for the trcaticsthey bring home Ulrimarcly rhefinal vote rrill be based on a positive answer to the fundamcntalquestion Doeuros lhis lreaty conlribute to rhe national securitv ofthe United Srare

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24lh lnfantry Divisions nextcomnlandei off icially designated

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Meior General Barry RucCaifrey has been officialydesisnaEd as the next commanderf dle 24th Infantry Divisionaccording to a DePaflment of lheArmy a lotllcement earlier this

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Major General H G TaYIorill hard tE 24th lnfantry Divi-sion over lo Maj Gen Mccaf-ftey soEelime in June accordingto oflicials here

Major Cercral McCaffrcY has

been the Diteuroctor SrategyPlarE Policy and Join Aflairs atHeadquanels Depanmenl of lheArmy since August 1989 He has

been deroraled for valor lwicewilh fte Dstinguished Seurorvic4Cross He has rcceived twoawards of the Silver Star theBrcnze Star with v Devicewith lhreuroc Oak kaf Ousters andtllrce awads of lhe Purple Heanfor wounds received in combat

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The Conmittee will be nraking a bonafide effort to saLisfy everyone asrespecEs seaEing at each of our Fridayand Saturday nighL sit-doqrns If youhave a particular pal or coupLe orfoursome or six-some - whatever -leE us knorv please in advance tha wenray acconmodate you We aim to please

A rnord on Ehe Eours Lo Lhe FallsThe Thursday trip departs 300 pm

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The Friday triP deParts 1000 amreturning by 4 with a lunch included -at $2150 pe person

IL will help if you can indicaEe youdesires well in advance Otherarise Ehetour situations can get as screwed up as aJapanese fire drj11

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As Andy Rooney loves to says Didjaever noEice We11 we ask didja evernoLice thaE when the other 8uy Eakes asEand hers being stubborn BuE when wedo it were jusE being firm

For the Gtry ouE ttlere who aPParenElyis keeping score heres hovr we did inissue 2

ilW II people got about 7l column inchesKorea peoplg for about 72 co hrnn inchesTold ya were trying

BEN TJAHLE 1132 Killarney Burlingame CA went on a cruise Eo Europe this springGot to talkinE to a genElernan on theboat and tsom6hq^ the subject of war cameuD He Eurned out Eo be lbjGen JAMES EJbHNsoNco of B 5rh Rcr 750-1050Srna II w6rld isnrE iE The Generals aE11000 Hendeison Fairfax Station VA

We like the one about the 94-year oldrnan who when found guilEy in a paternitysuiE smiled This is Ehe proudest momentof my lifel

MOVEd LICOI ALIAN C rcGILL(uq lst Bn l9rh 343-845) from ArlingronVA Eo 701 Maplewood Reno NV We nakeno snide comnent Allan

We have underEaken Ehe handling oforders for tKorean War Alnanac Harryswork reviewed elsewhere in Ehis issue

How are we going Eo do iEwe Uouehr IdO c6pies (eofE cover) from

rhe publiiher - in the belief that 100will eo like hoL cakes

weYll deliver a coPy Lo your door lr PTP(we pay the postage) for the tidy sum of

llake your checks PaYable Lo 24LhInfDlvAssn and send your orders Eo

vour Editor I20 4aple StRm 207iiof rd lrA 01103 P1ease geL your order in early Ourneck is way ouE

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is the proud faEher of anoEher book - tnrsli^ nrbtrt war A lnanac He ra s

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the author of that 91a ssic on

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ltow ttarrv t s done it again -For us Zr book or even a co rurnn ano

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Darrvl Sdrawberry ePigramt-and an excru-s ive- interview rJiEh GreEa UarDo t a rlwraoped in one-ff-rii iteo hit subjecEs rvith a

ot-ftaEit and brio thaE rule ouE anyiIiiuiiicv of boredom - and in Koreanfi-lt he has done iE again

His Eone is never didacEic YeE ne

was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

He mixes anecdoEe hisEory g9PSrP

tvie id-iet eEics iir finely calibratedu ]to

being careful neiEher Eo EarKJont

-iovorl n6r to tax you unduly wichoonderous Ehought silI1a-t fr]-tl tv of f er you a lietlenudge--- in shoru he transforns some of the more

aubious evenEs of our time - evenEsiiid- the rniliuery PoliEics -into tnEtt itt scinEillating -i-iiko lrar Alnanachehas done it again

tLarry tns divided AlmarEc inLo 3

secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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PrimeHe was assigned to HunterFort Steuroieartin lyrs and remained therc for two years l[[977 he assumed command of Arny Readiness Regron II and the folloFing iear wasordered Co Washitl8ton DC o direct theCai_h6i Pitcie TraininE IllanaEernentsllCy undr tlre assistant secretary of del-ensc After tlt study he became deputychief of stafT for training at heidquarieBFort Monroc I a

Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

Cheney told reporters at a news confer-ene he has not seen the report but saidl m guessing dozehs of adijitional baseuroswill be targeted

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Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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Breathe nota word of iplease - utternot a singleword about iE -werre meeting inBuffalo inSeptember

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AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

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STAR TO CELEBRATE

CERISITIAS IN KOREA

SolE people never stoP giving of themsetvei

One of the many Houywood celebrities whomlEftained ttoops in Korea and who was in atteurotdafte atthe IKWM Awads Dnner at the Celrtury Plaza Hotel wasPenny Shgleton of tslondie fame in rnotion Pictures

Perury was so inspircd at the February 20 evmi thatshe is now working to put togeurothera stareurotudded Christmasin Korea everrt tro beuro held in December

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t p13eurod to send erB greetlngs to thebrsand triend3 of th Internationl trorn LarVtGranr lor1al CoDlitter you gathr to ttonorperlorler3 vho lntertalnal Alellcan troops durlngth Xoren Har lly 3peclll congratulatlons 90 oAob Hops he receurolves youE llrst iceheralllatther a Ridglay Atrdr and to Johnny Grnt sh rcelves you lirstEob ttope CoDbtErtrtainr lrardaob Johnny and euroach of tha talantcd reuron andeonn you ply tribut to rhi3 venlg hlpd br1n9littleuro blt ol lrerice --nd a lot of Joy -- tooldlr3 rtaciond lr for ho and failtlrvlllrq thousand3 of rlls to har th1rsanth aong nd hu[or thy oftn lacit theuro rlko nry flr and xtreurorly inlrospltbl rrctnrcondltlon3 Itril lort3 reuror lruly 3lllslnd they icra t trclendous boost to the xrala ofour courageou troopa servlng ln xor t rple3lt to join rrtth 1I of you in 3llutlng thnon a lob scll dona

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has accepted the memorial committee posltion ofHonorary Chai rman-Korea General Rldgsaysrote ceneral chun8 as kinS hlm to ioln vith himonce a8aln to rork together as they dld durinSthe var General Chung has served ln a numberof high government posi tlons sl nce ret I r ln8 fromthe mili tary and currently serves as Presldent ofthe Korean Freedom LeaSue

General Ri dgqay has asked General FidelRamos of the Phil ippines to accept the HonoraryChai rmanship for that nation

KORmN SEN ORS SEOWSUPPORT FOR MEMORIAL

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from the Koreaninfin mnltlnけ in Los Angelesand there has

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infinumry and made the sac bDS Whth were neceu7 topreserve ireedom in Soulh Korea

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ATYARDS CEREITIoNY

A black-tie ceurolebrity-sdrddd gal8 ar tlle Cqmlry plazaIlotel ir lrB Angcles laurcbcd lic t eurornational KorEatr WarVcEraN Mcmorial fuld raishg csmpaign b ncw hcighB orFchuary m as Bob HqE atrd 0l[( USO pqfqmeuro(s ho tudcnteuroflahcd uDoF during 1h6 Kolarl Var wcr honored

During lhc Filst Arrual IKWM Awads Dfuie( Hopewas plcscoteurod wih thc GerL Mauhcw B Riigway AeErd ruEedfor thc formcr UN Coomatrder in Kqta ard who also seurorves asIKWM HoDorary Chairman Making thc prrsent tion on GerlRidgways bchalf ryds Ambassaampr Edad L Rowny htu$elf aKorcan Wa vcampran atd rctirEd ArDy LL Gcoeral who now sqvesas Spccial Advisc o lhe Preurosiireurotrs and Seurocrqary of Srare for ArmsConEol Mallels for hEsidq[ Bush

_ gof h ulrrt has givco his nsmc ro lhc Bob HopeCombat EnrcnaiDer of 0le yeiI Award- which hc presetred-oJohnny GEnt a verEral of 14 trips eh to Korca and VieEEmGrant $c Honqary Mayor of Holywooq and a rEseurowc MajGeneral seurorved as nasrs of cerErnooies for $e cvcnt- Tftis awardwil bc pEscnted annually

Othcr hqrorees wcrE prrsidrl|fs Awarjd preserlted byMajor General James D Delt to MCHOLAS CAPALIAInEmafiorEl Chaimals Awad Drrscocd by Dr RogerRotkockTHE HON JOAN P WINSER Consul Gcncral of CanadaNational Chatmars Awad prcscllted by Rick Sewed qI behafof Johll B Curcio ro FLUOR DANIEL CpRPORATION andErecudve Chairmars Award prrsentcd by H rk Stites toMARSTON CIIAVEZ acclpred by his widow Juanita Chavez

Amo[g ihose celebriti6 in anrlrdarce mosl of whom hadeotertaioeurod in Kcca were Cqlnic Svcns Lcs Brom TerryMoorc Argic Dicampinson JaDe Russcll ulie Adams SheilaConnolly Peany Singlelon pereuror Lreds Dick Whslow JrckielrLIaLr Elizabeuroh Talbot-Manin Chuct Essegian B uddy RogersGlctln Ford and Dict VaD Pauc[

Congraurlaory messrges o Hopc Grant ard ihe oheremcnaincrs wE(E Iso rEceiveurod from presidcnt George Bush atldformcr Praside0t Ronald Reagan

Music atd enlertai ne[t for the gala cvflt which wasprodrced and dirccEd by Michaet Tcilmann $crE proyided by ficU- S Marinc Cqp6 Band 29 palms Catif ttri +e nfantryDivision Bud Combo Califomia tumy Narional Guart and theKoran Childrros Folk Dance Ensemblc

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ON THEINTERNATIONAL

SCENEEigirlighting che llternatiorEl aspects

of the InternationaL Korean ita VetelansLerDlial are trips planned by leaders of theIKm Cdrmittee in Aprll o England Korea andthe Philippioes

IXI Dilecto of CnDications rackChilds viIL be hosted in Englard blr ibers ofthe British Nolean tla Veterang a9 he tourgthe country with ttre DampI of the EiaI tobe b^rilt in San Pedro Caufornia

Childs reports that he has receivedoutstanding assistance and cooFratioo in lheccaplex Iogistics of crancporting the llodelrrhich reighs neaEly 200 pounds frco FederalEreress Colporation of Letrphis Tennesgeelihich has not only contlibuted its facilltlesfo transportation of the deL to the BritishI9Ies brt urlde the direqtion of its Iondonleplesentative Sandy itritehead eill asgLstin transporCiog the aodel throughout inEngland

Childs and the nodel rill be ill Englandfo aFproxiriately hee Feeks

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lJerre reporting this one just as iEappeared in Ehe press If were in erroras to any of it rvelI hear about it

Our verv oidn LEGen EDITARD L ROINEY(Divcc 66-67 - Augsburg-Munich) of1105 S 23rd Arlingcon VA has thrownin the tolrel

Ambassador Ed - he has carried thattiEle in recent yealsr has resigned as asenior arms control advise to EhePresi-dent

Associates said privately EhaE he lefEbecause he thought Bush and SecreEary ofSEaie James A Baker 3d were too eager tosign a nuclear-arms Ereaty for Ehe sakeof helping out Lhe Soviet presidenEMikhail S Gorbachev

But the White House spokesrnan MarlinFiEzhraEer said Eltat Rorny had assured himEhaE his resignaEion had nothing Eo dowith differences of opinion over policy

Some offlcials said the real reason forthe deparEure is Ehat for the past severa Iyears Ror^rny tra s been relegaEed to Ehesidelines of of f icia I policy

He tras been very nrarginal to cheprocess one State DeparEmenE officialsaid _Hes been geEtin$ frusErated overthis for ouiEe a while

n frierid of Rownyts who shares hisskepEicism Eoward the Soviels and atmscontrol generally agreed He wasnt EanyIonger where Ehe acEion was He wasnLreaIIy participaEing in the decisions

Roivnys assistant Joe Duggenr deniedthese asserEions Hets been preEEy wellsatisfied ttra t his advice has been geEtsingthroush Its not alwavs been taken buEit haint been rejecEed-or ignored Hersnot Ieaving in an kind of huff

Rownv firsE nade his nnrk among conser-vative irepublicans in 1979 during theCarEer Dresidency by resigning in Protsestas the ioint Chiefs of Staff delegaEelo ift strotugic Arms Limitation Talksiiti-ctlt ind Ehe soviet leader aE Ehe

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a-AfEer Carter and the Soviet leader at EheEime Leonid I Brezhnev signed theSALT II treaty Rowny testified againstthe accord before the SenaEe ForeignRelaEions Comnittee and in many otherpublic fortuns

When RonaId Reagan was elected presi-denE he nade Ror^ny his chief negotiaLorfor strategic arms Ealks Rowny fiE invery wel1rr a State DepartmenE olficialsaid because noEhing was going on inarms conErol anyway

But in 1985 when US-SovieE relaEionsbegan Eo improve Reagants secretary ofsEate George P shulEz replaced Rorrnywlth J ohn Tohrer

In September 1987 Shultz excludedRowny from a crucia I meeting hrith theSoviet foreign minisEer Edrard AShevardnadze which resulEed ln a break-through thaE rnade ic possible for Reaganand Gorbachev to sign a EreaEy banningUS and Soviet mediun-ranqe missiles Ehreemonths later At the timer Rownycomplained publicly Etra E he had been lefEouE

Bush acceDEed Rownvs resisnation wiLhdeep regretr and saif You Eave servedas one of the principal architects of theAmerican polic of peace through sErengEh

Rowny will leave his PosE on June 30and will become a senior associate aE EheCenEer for Strategic and InternaEionalStudies and a visiring professor aE GeorgeVJa shineton Universitv

one-official deepiy involved in nucleararms conErol said il was ironic tha t Rotenywas leaving novr

Still the official did not shorr sur-prise at the resignaEion tIE wasalmosE inevitable Ltrat whenever anagreemenE was close Eo being reachedR6rrnv would ouit Hes rmcomf ortable wiLhrmkihg dealswith the Soviets No agree-ment Is good enough for Ed Rowny

Je wiih you well Ed Rormy andEhank you f-or all the years of love forand dedication to our country

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TeIl vou the lmportance we tre plaeingupon thl giurick I were giving it- 2ones - uhE fronc Dagei on your righEtirt tte inverse paLe in Utlntlt We dldnLthink voutd wanE your Editor Eo see anyof ourcopy on thl uack slde of eherelea se

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Korean Yets demandreturn of remainsBv Julie BirdTime trT -rirr

WASHINGTON - The Korean War Veterans Associ-

aiion has petitioned President Bush reuroquesting thst rc-Aru of ifS servicemen in Nortl Korea be returnedand the governrnent try to locate 8ny who survive

The four-point peti[ion which wae delivered to theDepartmentof Veterans AIfairs in March asks the gov-

emnent toI Demand the remaine of five identified American

stdiers be retumed inmediatelYIPursue reports that between 1000 and 3000

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died in prisonerofwor camps and

trv io recover their remains-l Acknoledge the associalions belief that as many

lOO oldio i iing and unaccounttd for may still be

dive and held orisonerlTrv to reurocover Army Cpl Roger Dumas who re

otai seen alive in a prisonerofwar camp inhoal tilss but was not among prisoners repatriated inAirsust tgSS The petition asks the government lo reim-bufu his brother Robert Dumas of Canterbury Conn the $150000 he spent in his 3ampyear seardr for Roger

DumasDurus story was detailed in 1986 in Army Times

and Air Force -Tines

In 1984 olter Robert Dumas filed

suit a federal court dranged Roger Dumas ststur frommissing in action to prisoner of war

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teans Association The nert step b to search for re-

mains of the IOOO to 3000 soldiers thought to hsve

died in prison camps rnany of whom were buried by

fellow prisoners he said

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Were not going to march on the Capitol [ButJ I dontknow whether were opening a bigger can of wormgthan we think

Robert Ilumas praised the ampssociations move and

said he is optimistic that the petition will achieveresults

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Elsewhere in Ehls issue we reporledLhe resignaEion of our good memberLrGen EuiARD L RoLTNEY Now we liveyou some of his Lhoughts which appearedln che llava I Institutes Proceedlngstlava IRevler 1990 We believe them to beva hable reading

Ambassadot Ed Rowny

Arms Control at Arms Length

Br Edward L Rorlnr

while some elements of USarms control policy will undergomajor changes in responseuro to thebrcak-up of the Soviet empirecenain principles will endure Ourarms control concepts are funda-mental and musl be applied toeach of the multitude of arms re-duction and confi dence-buildingproposals rhat the United Smres isconsidering in various neBotiationsaround the world

Underpinning any lisi of endur-ing arms control criteria is theidea that nalions do not mistrustotte another because they havearms they have alms becausethey mistrust one another Historyaod the even(s of theuro (Presiden(

Mikhail) Gorbachev era of US-Soviet relarions amply supponthis philosophy

The past also validates thecompanion principle that the moslcarefully crafted agrcenrents can$irher away during peuroriods ofheightened tension The post-World War I Washington andlrndon Naval Disarmament Con-fercnces of l92l-22 nnd 1930 il-lusrrare rhis point One postwarhistorian- Louis J Halle calledthe 1922 Washington Treaty astmtesic disaster lhat did notserve lhe cause of pelcc be-cause it conlributed to Japansunchallenged riie t0 power priorin World War llr Yet at lhc llmethe two interwar naval rcatiesrerc ratified thcy seemed likegood ideas Forcign policy expenCiovanni Engely wrde in l93lrhar at [thel Washington lNavalDisamament Confercncel possibleconflict berween the United Statesand Japan was eliminated2 Re-garding rhe 1930 London NavalTreaty he obseurorved that lthepossibilityl of a Japanese-Ameri-can conflict is no longer credibleeven in imaginative romances l

Given the poor alms controltmck rccord exemplified by thesepre-World War naval treatiesrhere is litde onder that fteUnited States had to wait until lheSraregic Arms Limitation Agrce-menrs of 1972 (SALT l) beforcthe Senate would atify anotheragreement limiting weapons cen_

rral ro U-S nalional security Notcoincidently lhe decade of the1970s was widely viewed as ao em

of deleme in US-Soviet reurolationsSince history aptly demonstiates

that arms control canoot be iso-lared fmm broader intemationalpolitical considerations howshould the Uniled States approachtodays evea changing arms con-trol scene) Even as we ieuroek (obuild uFn points of murual ad-vantage which fundamenBl prin-ciples will endure and be applica-ble regardless of all thesechanges) Simply put it is USpolicy that our arms controlagreemenls shall be equitableveritiable and must accomplishthe tbllowing) Enhance the nalional security ofrhe United States and its allies) Reduce the rist of war) Strengthen global slability

Derived from these broad pol-icy requirements are specific USarms conlrol goals for the l99osThey include commitments toseek agreernents that) Secure a slable balance of con-ventional land and air forces atthe Conventional Forces in Eu-rope (CFE) reduction lalks) Strengthen strategic stabili(yand reduce the risk of war by re-ducing srraregic nuclear force lev-els at the Stmtegic Arms Reduc-tion Talks (START)) Strcngthen deterrcnce by in-creasing rcliance on effecrive de-fensive systems should defensesprove feasible at the Defense and

Spce Talks (DST)) Promote openness ard Prcdicta-bility io thc military-seurocurity fieldat the confidence-and-seurocurity-building rieasures (CSBM) nego-tiationst

The United States is engaged inmany other arms control folumsThese include talks on chemicalweapoos missile and nuclear non_proliferation Open Skies and

-nuclear testing to nallre a lewThough noi all irrclusive the ne-gotiations oudined here teuroPresenla wide iange of US inlerests

Convantional Forces i4 EuroPe

CFE is off to a better $an thanany other afms control negoliationin modem tinres This is one ofthe best examples of the principlerhat improved rclations enhancelhe prospects of alms conlrol wehave basic agrceuroments on thebroad tems of what alms ate tobe rcduced on the need foa effec-rive verilication- and on the im-ponant concepr of assymetricalreductions- And we seern lo havea confluence of interesls we wantthe Soviets to reduce their con_ventional force prcpondemnceand lhey are under considembleeconomic and polilical pressurc todo soLike ull othcr irrnr controlagrcemcnt thc CFE Treaty in-volveli a de|ilishlv complex webof detail Agreeing on commondeinitions tbr the major catego-ries o[ welF)ns being limited(main bxlrle ranks anilleD ar-mored combrt lehicles combaraircrati and combat helicopreN)ha Proed dilljcuk For examplenelotiirtoni must dcvelop guide-lincs lbr determininr how muchirnd whal type of urmament itwolld take to conven a cominer-cial helicoprer to u trcty-limitcdcombat helicoprer

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Recemly the issue of trurprcductions has been making head-lines The cufient NATO-wars wPact agreed position is rhar lheredlctions should involve onlyUS and Soviet ground and airforce personnel slalioned oursidelheir respeclive nltional territo-ries This proposed ceiling wouldrcducc tru)p leels to paritv in acarcllrll delined cenlral zoneThis pnrpltlsal would requirc muchgrcnler culs on the pan of theSoviet Uni(n (reduclions of about-160000 Sor iet troops comparedto boul 80000 US troops) lnthe remainder of the region fromthe Atlanric Ocean ro the UrrlMountlins ou(side lhe cenlralzone the United States miry sta-tion no more lhun J0000 rroops

The trunslbrmirtion of thc policicul alinlate rn thc wlrsr$ Pactnalions enhance thc pR)spccts tbtcomplering r Jound CFE rrcnr)- halso giles lhe tilsk more urgenct_lndeed lhe ne$ Eastem EuropeirnleadeB irre calling lbr rhe removalof Soviet lrq)ps starioncd withintheir bordeni They arc anxious trrreduce wdrsa$r Pacl mililrt)tbrccs through bihtcral negotia-rions $irh rhe Soriet Union We

eplaud the5e ctfofts since theconrplenrnl the CFE process

The wesrem objective is toculili rnd uphold rhc toral with-drltral of rll Sovicl lbrce tomEasrem Europe CFE suppons rhisSoll and lirthers the tundanrentalprinciplc o[ rlrenglheninc Iong-rerm subilit)-

President Georre Bush hachallcnlrcd lhc narions ol NATC)and lhe Waninw Pact to completerhe CFE negorialions lhis tearBeclusc this pact so grcallr re-duces thc lelels of militalv Ibrcesconlrunting one lnother in ccntrxlEurope probably nevcr betbrc hasan Jrms control agrcement held

such potenliul immediare benefitlbr cnhancing the iecuritt_ inler-esrs of rhe Unired Stares its al-lics and all Eurupe

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Thc Bush adminisrratioo s pr()-posrls in START call for creatinga nrore Jtable nuclea balaoce[ith deep reductions in slralegicnucleirr Ibrccs The reduqions aredesisned to suppon the US goclof trenslhcning dctcrrence br_

reducing the crpabilitt to huncha tirsl strike even in r crisisDeelopers ol the US duli me-ticuk)usl) adhered to the fundil-menral principles of equalit) andvcritiability

Thc posirions ot rhe lwo sideson onrc ol rhe liet START issuescan be iummarized as lbllow) DeliItt lsticlerr An agreedceiling of 1600 strategic nucleardeliel-1 ehiclcs (SNDvs) whichinclude ileployed interconrinen(alballistic missilcs (lCBIUs) andtheir iNsocixlcd launchem de-ploled submurine-launched ballis-tic nrisiles (SLBMS) llnd lhcirlaunchers irnd hcav) bombers) ltirrrrarlr An agreed ccilin ol60D llarheads The ceilins in-cludes deploled lCBirls SLBMsilnd rir-lilunched cruise missilestALCItlr t rvith eirch hea)bonber equippcd only lbr nu-cleilr-armed gravily bombs andshon-range xrtack missilcsr SRAls)counting as one warhead

) ll(ridrl Sxlrirrir The sideshae agreed on a sublimit of-19m ballisric-missile rvarheadswirhin this sublimil the Sovie(swill be required ro reduce theirhear1 ICBM tbrce to 1540 rvrr-herds on 154 missilesgt ltobil ICBMr The UnitedSrlres announccd il would dropits demrnd for a ban on mobileICBMS oi $hich the Soviets al-reldJ hre t$o t)peri depb)ed

Congressional suppon tbr thePresidenls mobilc ICBM Progmmhus become increasingly imponsntgt ALCM| On rhe subject olALCMS rhe Uniled S(ares andthe Sovict Union agreed on counl-ing rules (ALCMS ntlributed toeach type bomber) and nucleaconvcnrional dislinguishabililyHo$ever rhe ALCM range issue(ie abolc what rilnge lhrcsholddo nuclear ALCMs count) waslcft unresolved) SLCMs Though the sea-

launched cruise missile (SLCM) is

not considered x slrategic weuPon|ubjecl to START constoin(s bU-S delinition the sidcs agreedar rhe Dccember 1987 WashinetonSirmnlil to lind u mullally ircceF-irble solution to the question oflimiting rhc nucleirr-amrcd mis-riles Funhcr rhese limitationswould not involve coun(ing

SLCMS within the START6(m-wurhed und l6($-SNDVlimirs Ar the Fcbruar] 1990Moscow Ministcrial (ber eenUS Secretarl ol State JamesBuker lll and Soriet Foreign lin-isrer Eduard Sh(lardnadzer ilirppelni rhar the Sor icl Uniongenerilll) ugreed ro the coE-epr ofa declirrxrcD rpproirch rs a brsislbr involving SLCM in xrm con-trol (ic thc issuancc of politi-call binding rlatcmenrs regardinrrthe number ol SLCM5 of a splci-lied lype rnd range cach sidepllns to deplo )

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Strclegic detenses have the po-lenrial for contriburing signili-canrly to our national securityContrary to whilt the Soviets andsome other critics say SDIstrengrhens global srabiliry andwill grearly rcduce rhe risk ofwar Any nurion posssing orthinking oI ircqurnng ballisric mis-siles would have insurmoutablediftlculties lrying to phn aroundUS srrategic defenses

Because of lhe promrsing out-lool lbr developing SDI rechnol-ogy which meuroets our defenseuroneeds and lhal of our Allies lheDST negoriations will increase inimgrnance over time

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SLBMS and associated launchersin (he START talks On a multi-lateral basis Notices to Airmenand Norices to Mariners (NOTAMSand NOMARS) are distributedworldide every day These no-ticcs are used exlensively to en-sure rhe safery of all vessels andaircraft in intemational water andairspace

The second poim to be empha-sized concems rhe formal CSBMtalks no$being held in ViennaAusrrix wirhour gering into a

detailed hislory of these negotia-

tions- rhe 35 members of theConterence on Security and Coop-era(ion in Europe (an organizationthat includes Nonh America and(hc Soviet Union) agreed to amandate that specifically excludesnaval activities from the CSBMpr()cess unless they arc function-ally linked lo a notifiablegr)und activity (eg amphibiousoperirrions )

Despite this mandate Io includenaval forces some naval atmscontrol proposals have been (abled

in vienna In addition the Sovi-e(s and otheni have been Propos-ing maritime-rclated measures formany yea$ A sampling of theseincludes) Zones of peace) Nuclear free zones) Geographic rcstrictioos on oper-ationsgt Limirs on exercises) Advance notification ofexercises

A main objective of confi-dence-building iteasures is said to

Concurenl nilh bur separrtetiorn START are lhe Delense andSpacc Talks (DST| being held inGeneva S$itzerllnd The gotl ofDST is a trer) lbr rhe cu)peru-tive deploymenl of lulure strltegicballitic-missile delcnses shouldsuch delenseuros prole tlasibleThroughout lhese disclrssions $econrinue lo mrke clear lo theSoviels our commilment lo the

Whercas agreemenls such asCFE DST and a properly drafredSTART Trcaty meet our arrnsconlrol crileria of enhancinp na-tionrl secunty rcducing rh riskof wor and srenstheninp llobalsrahrlrrv recenr Souler uini con-trol proposals for limiling gen-eral-purpose naval forces and operdlions simply do not meet lheseslandaads

Strategic Defense Iniria(ive lSDl)In a significant breakrhrough

rhe Soviets dropped lheir formallinkage betueen signing a STARTaereement and completing a de-fensc and space agrcement-aploy that would have allowedthem to claim a riSht ro withdrawfrom the START rreary ar somefulure date if they haddeter-mined the other side had gonebeyond lhe 1972 AntiballisticMissile (ABM) Trcary (ampi rheydefine irt-

In December 1989 US nego-liators ubled a revised drafi DSTlexl in rcsponse to the resuks oflhe Wyoming Minisrerial Underlhe revised drall lrealy if a panyannounccs its intenlion to deploystrategic ballistic-missile dettnsesbeyond lhose permi[cd by rheABM Treary rhe panies shallbegin lhree years of discussionson specillc measures tbr a cooper-ative transition lf afler thatthrce-year period eirher panywishes ro undenale such deploy-

Nevenheless the Soviet Unioncontinues to push naval iums con-rrol ar every opponunity Recenrdiscussions wirh US allies inboth Europe and in rhe Pacificreveal that lhe Soviet Union isconiinuing a full-coun prcss onrhe issue of extending groundforce-type limitations to the sea

Conridence-and-security-build-ing measurcs (known as CSBMS)in panicular arE gaining visibilityin the naval arms control aEnaAmong rhe ra[ge of potential lim-italrons that ma affect oavalforces CSBMs may evolve as themosl imrneurodiate arms controlchallenge ro US employment ofmarilime forces

At lhe outset two importantpoinls musl be underscorcd Oneis that rhe United States has al-ready subjected its naval forces tovarious cu)pemlive rcgimesThese include the bilateral US-Sovier Incidents at Sea and Dan-gerous Mililalv Acliviries Agrce-trlents as well as lhe inclusion of

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be lhe prevenlion o[ surprise al-ta(k Another related objecrive isto avoid inadvenent conflicl thatcould result from large scale exercises being misread cs prcpara-ltons for an invasion At seasuch mersuaes are not necessantrecause the concept of freedom ofthe seas already permil eitherside to observe and monitor theothers activities so thal no sur-prise or misinterpretation should(rcur- In lodays world navalforces on the surface of lhe seado not readily lend themselves tolhe initiation of (urprise attacksBesldes being relatively slowships can be lracked easilv- eirhervrsually or through mcxlem rechnicrl means

In addition ro CSBMs addi-tional arms contnrl fbnrms willlikcly be proposed bv lhc SovierUnion in the future ior nesotiat-ing limiralions on naval fesThe best answer to any call fortbrmal tall rgrecrfi calit designedlo develop xrm (ontrol lrcc-ments invol ins naval fories isJUst lo say No

If thc casc lbr naval CSBMS isIeak thc arguments for formalnaval arms reduction lalks oulsidethe CSBM pGess are lorallt-unpersuastve) ln lerms of geography alonethe Unitcd Slales lrs a marilimenalion must maintain irs abilitv tooprcratt freell in critical oceanarcas in order lo reinforce andsustain US and allied forcestound the Iorld and t() ensureurocrur economic sunivul In con-lrrsl lhe Soviet Union is a rlomi_nirnt lirnd pouer phficrll localed rn lhe Eurastan land maiwith inremal lincs o[ communica

lion to service its economic andsecurily interests) The relaration of rensions andsuccesstul complelion of CFE wiUpermit the Uniled States trr reduceitr land-based forccs in EumoeHowever rt is (enain thal USbbal inrerests outside the supcrpoIer relalionship will continueto groI As lhe world becomesincreasingly polycentric thc tradi-tional naval missi()ns oI peacetimeprcsence and crisis rcsponse willnot chanse Recional conflicts asIell as nonstale actions such asintemational lerrorism and druptrrlfi cking will require crnplo-

menl of US- naval force formissions unrelatcd lo the US-Soiet balance- In addilion rhcpftitcration ol incrcasinsl so-phisticared high-rechnology wcap-ons throuShout lhe Third World(such as ballislic missiles andchemical weapons) will require amodem navy capable of defendingagInrr threats to the uDitedSlates and our Allies withoulbeing hampered bv unnecessaryarrns control measures_) Garrosl ds oot change thefact lhat an averase of morc lhan25 civil and inlemational confliclshave erupted in the developingworld every vear since the end ofworld war Il The United Srateshas used military force in rc-sponse lo more than 200 of theseincidents The U-S Navy playeda dominant role in lE8 of thoseuroconflicts when lhe United Statesbrolsht naval power to bear toprevent war to limit its escala-lion or to protect American citi-zens or Americas allies or rrad-ing panners Onl) ten of the 188incidenls were direct results ofconfrontalion between the UnitedSlares and the Soviel Union Consequentl the facr rhat rhe SovierUnion mav appear less Ihreaieningdoes not ]essen the need for astrong US Navy- Neirher does i(reduce US elobal commitments

Finall] while negoriaring thereduction of US naval forces isa nonsQ(cr il would behoovethose tr) ing to involve rhe UniredStates in naval anns contml toassess the impact of budget con-slrainls on lhe future shape ofWestem naval forces The recentPentagon announcement on the

Not all arms control conceptsare crealed equal-some are bettcr than others On one extremeare proposals (such as those di-rccled at US naval forccs) lharundermine US deterrent capabil-ity and reaken our abiliry to ful-fill long-standing US commirments around rhe rorld At theolhcr end of rhe spectrurn is thepromise held out bv the CFElalks-negotiations lhat as presentlv cons(rued can meet theenduring US arrns control objec-tives of improving securit) en-hancing srabiliry and reducinr rherisk of war

Whether ar rhe START negotia-tions at CFE ar rhe CSBM ralkso at DST all US nesoriarorsknow lhar rhey and rh Presidentlhey represenl must answer to theAmerican people for the trcaticsthey bring home Ulrimarcly rhefinal vote rrill be based on a positive answer to the fundamcntalquestion Doeuros lhis lreaty conlribute to rhe national securitv ofthe United Srare

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ot-ftaEit and brio thaE rule ouE anyiIiiuiiicv of boredom - and in Koreanfi-lt he has done iE again

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was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

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aubious evenEs of our time - evenEsiiid- the rniliuery PoliEics -into tnEtt itt scinEillating -i-iiko lrar Alnanachehas done it again

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secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

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Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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In ttrat same issue of Life Joe E Brownwas pushing Ataddin vacuun boEtles Wewell- remem6er sharing an overhead 55 galIondrrrn of cold waEer while we showered onMindoro Does tsha t visits ring your bell

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Beirut Lebanon

US TROOPS TAKE IT EASY

AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

thc diplomats kept rorking totard a solution rhich tould evcntuallyallon the mericarx to pacl up their suPPlies ard pull out

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would not have known tni iitl- -uoitoitr iE would not have liberty

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The renains of five American soldiers kil1ed more-rtun35 years a8o in Lhe Koreanw-ia-rJ[--ii- ttrr-ty-Noitt xo begin their final j ourney home today

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CERISITIAS IN KOREA

SolE people never stoP giving of themsetvei

One of the many Houywood celebrities whomlEftained ttoops in Korea and who was in atteurotdafte atthe IKWM Awads Dnner at the Celrtury Plaza Hotel wasPenny Shgleton of tslondie fame in rnotion Pictures

Perury was so inspircd at the February 20 evmi thatshe is now working to put togeurothera stareurotudded Christmasin Korea everrt tro beuro held in December

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t p13eurod to send erB greetlngs to thebrsand triend3 of th Internationl trorn LarVtGranr lor1al CoDlitter you gathr to ttonorperlorler3 vho lntertalnal Alellcan troops durlngth Xoren Har lly 3peclll congratulatlons 90 oAob Hops he receurolves youE llrst iceheralllatther a Ridglay Atrdr and to Johnny Grnt sh rcelves you lirstEob ttope CoDbtErtrtainr lrardaob Johnny and euroach of tha talantcd reuron andeonn you ply tribut to rhi3 venlg hlpd br1n9littleuro blt ol lrerice --nd a lot of Joy -- tooldlr3 rtaciond lr for ho and failtlrvlllrq thousand3 of rlls to har th1rsanth aong nd hu[or thy oftn lacit theuro rlko nry flr and xtreurorly inlrospltbl rrctnrcondltlon3 Itril lort3 reuror lruly 3lllslnd they icra t trclendous boost to the xrala ofour courageou troopa servlng ln xor t rple3lt to join rrtth 1I of you in 3llutlng thnon a lob scll dona

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General Ri dgqay has asked General FidelRamos of the Phil ippines to accept the HonoraryChai rmanship for that nation

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from the Koreaninfin mnltlnけ in Los Angelesand there has

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thelr appreclalbn lo the men and woFlen who carlle to the貯

infinumry and made the sac bDS Whth were neceu7 topreserve ireedom in Soulh Korea

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A black-tie ceurolebrity-sdrddd gal8 ar tlle Cqmlry plazaIlotel ir lrB Angcles laurcbcd lic t eurornational KorEatr WarVcEraN Mcmorial fuld raishg csmpaign b ncw hcighB orFchuary m as Bob HqE atrd 0l[( USO pqfqmeuro(s ho tudcnteuroflahcd uDoF during 1h6 Kolarl Var wcr honored

During lhc Filst Arrual IKWM Awads Dfuie( Hopewas plcscoteurod wih thc GerL Mauhcw B Riigway AeErd ruEedfor thc formcr UN Coomatrder in Kqta ard who also seurorves asIKWM HoDorary Chairman Making thc prrsent tion on GerlRidgways bchalf ryds Ambassaampr Edad L Rowny htu$elf aKorcan Wa vcampran atd rctirEd ArDy LL Gcoeral who now sqvesas Spccial Advisc o lhe Preurosiireurotrs and Seurocrqary of Srare for ArmsConEol Mallels for hEsidq[ Bush

_ gof h ulrrt has givco his nsmc ro lhc Bob HopeCombat EnrcnaiDer of 0le yeiI Award- which hc presetred-oJohnny GEnt a verEral of 14 trips eh to Korca and VieEEmGrant $c Honqary Mayor of Holywooq and a rEseurowc MajGeneral seurorved as nasrs of cerErnooies for $e cvcnt- Tftis awardwil bc pEscnted annually

Othcr hqrorees wcrE prrsidrl|fs Awarjd preserlted byMajor General James D Delt to MCHOLAS CAPALIAInEmafiorEl Chaimals Awad Drrscocd by Dr RogerRotkockTHE HON JOAN P WINSER Consul Gcncral of CanadaNational Chatmars Awad prcscllted by Rick Sewed qI behafof Johll B Curcio ro FLUOR DANIEL CpRPORATION andErecudve Chairmars Award prrsentcd by H rk Stites toMARSTON CIIAVEZ acclpred by his widow Juanita Chavez

Amo[g ihose celebriti6 in anrlrdarce mosl of whom hadeotertaioeurod in Kcca were Cqlnic Svcns Lcs Brom TerryMoorc Argic Dicampinson JaDe Russcll ulie Adams SheilaConnolly Peany Singlelon pereuror Lreds Dick Whslow JrckielrLIaLr Elizabeuroh Talbot-Manin Chuct Essegian B uddy RogersGlctln Ford and Dict VaD Pauc[

Congraurlaory messrges o Hopc Grant ard ihe oheremcnaincrs wE(E Iso rEceiveurod from presidcnt George Bush atldformcr Praside0t Ronald Reagan

Music atd enlertai ne[t for the gala cvflt which wasprodrced and dirccEd by Michaet Tcilmann $crE proyided by ficU- S Marinc Cqp6 Band 29 palms Catif ttri +e nfantryDivision Bud Combo Califomia tumy Narional Guart and theKoran Childrros Folk Dance Ensemblc

It was a night to remember foa thc ncady 5m Eersons ina[cndrncc and a sEong indication that lhc metl arr women whoserwi in tlE fogotbn wal will no longq bc forgoftr

ON THEINTERNATIONAL

SCENEEigirlighting che llternatiorEl aspects

of the InternationaL Korean ita VetelansLerDlial are trips planned by leaders of theIKm Cdrmittee in Aprll o England Korea andthe Philippioes

IXI Dilecto of CnDications rackChilds viIL be hosted in Englard blr ibers ofthe British Nolean tla Veterang a9 he tourgthe country with ttre DampI of the EiaI tobe b^rilt in San Pedro Caufornia

Childs reports that he has receivedoutstanding assistance and cooFratioo in lheccaplex Iogistics of crancporting the llodelrrhich reighs neaEly 200 pounds frco FederalEreress Colporation of Letrphis Tennesgeelihich has not only contlibuted its facilltlesfo transportation of the deL to the BritishI9Ies brt urlde the direqtion of its Iondonleplesentative Sandy itritehead eill asgLstin transporCiog the aodel throughout inEngland

Childs and the nodel rill be ill Englandfo aFproxiriately hee Feeks

uaking the ip to Korea till beExecutive Chairoaa Jack Stites InternationaLChai) an Dr Rogeuro Rothrock IoternatjonalVice-Chaidnan H roung youn ard Steve Choa ribe of the Chosin Fei Frhd Board ofDirectors fhey eiLL iEet uith top-1eveLofficiaLs of the Kolean gglernrEnt yhich hasalready pledged a tnajo contEilartion to theIKlf Fund

D- RoChlock Crd yorm and rr Cho riIIthen continue to the phi)ippines whele theyrill nEet with cenelal Eidel Rafios rho served i-nKoreaT as rre]] a Other officials of thePhil-iFpine govelrampEnt Thele have alreadybeen iIdications of strong fiEncial suFportto be cing frdr lhe philippines

Jack Stiter and Dr Rothrock haveindicated tbat these are just the begtuDing ofthe intensive efforr to generate fund3 frcanother nalions rrhich participated in the Koleanlla

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lJerre reporting this one just as iEappeared in Ehe press If were in erroras to any of it rvelI hear about it

Our verv oidn LEGen EDITARD L ROINEY(Divcc 66-67 - Augsburg-Munich) of1105 S 23rd Arlingcon VA has thrownin the tolrel

Ambassador Ed - he has carried thattiEle in recent yealsr has resigned as asenior arms control advise to EhePresi-dent

Associates said privately EhaE he lefEbecause he thought Bush and SecreEary ofSEaie James A Baker 3d were too eager tosign a nuclear-arms Ereaty for Ehe sakeof helping out Lhe Soviet presidenEMikhail S Gorbachev

But the White House spokesrnan MarlinFiEzhraEer said Eltat Rorny had assured himEhaE his resignaEion had nothing Eo dowith differences of opinion over policy

Some offlcials said the real reason forthe deparEure is Ehat for the past severa Iyears Ror^rny tra s been relegaEed to Ehesidelines of of f icia I policy

He tras been very nrarginal to cheprocess one State DeparEmenE officialsaid _Hes been geEtin$ frusErated overthis for ouiEe a while

n frierid of Rownyts who shares hisskepEicism Eoward the Soviels and atmscontrol generally agreed He wasnt EanyIonger where Ehe acEion was He wasnLreaIIy participaEing in the decisions

Roivnys assistant Joe Duggenr deniedthese asserEions Hets been preEEy wellsatisfied ttra t his advice has been geEtsingthroush Its not alwavs been taken buEit haint been rejecEed-or ignored Hersnot Ieaving in an kind of huff

Rownv firsE nade his nnrk among conser-vative irepublicans in 1979 during theCarEer Dresidency by resigning in Protsestas the ioint Chiefs of Staff delegaEelo ift strotugic Arms Limitation Talksiiti-ctlt ind Ehe soviet leader aE Ehe

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a-AfEer Carter and the Soviet leader at EheEime Leonid I Brezhnev signed theSALT II treaty Rowny testified againstthe accord before the SenaEe ForeignRelaEions Comnittee and in many otherpublic fortuns

When RonaId Reagan was elected presi-denE he nade Ror^ny his chief negotiaLorfor strategic arms Ealks Rowny fiE invery wel1rr a State DepartmenE olficialsaid because noEhing was going on inarms conErol anyway

But in 1985 when US-SovieE relaEionsbegan Eo improve Reagants secretary ofsEate George P shulEz replaced Rorrnywlth J ohn Tohrer

In September 1987 Shultz excludedRowny from a crucia I meeting hrith theSoviet foreign minisEer Edrard AShevardnadze which resulEed ln a break-through thaE rnade ic possible for Reaganand Gorbachev to sign a EreaEy banningUS and Soviet mediun-ranqe missiles Ehreemonths later At the timer Rownycomplained publicly Etra E he had been lefEouE

Bush acceDEed Rownvs resisnation wiLhdeep regretr and saif You Eave servedas one of the principal architects of theAmerican polic of peace through sErengEh

Rowny will leave his PosE on June 30and will become a senior associate aE EheCenEer for Strategic and InternaEionalStudies and a visiring professor aE GeorgeVJa shineton Universitv

one-official deepiy involved in nucleararms conErol said il was ironic tha t Rotenywas leaving novr

Still the official did not shorr sur-prise at the resignaEion tIE wasalmosE inevitable Ltrat whenever anagreemenE was close Eo being reachedR6rrnv would ouit Hes rmcomf ortable wiLhrmkihg dealswith the Soviets No agree-ment Is good enough for Ed Rowny

Je wiih you well Ed Rormy andEhank you f-or all the years of love forand dedication to our country

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Korean Yets demandreturn of remainsBv Julie BirdTime trT -rirr

WASHINGTON - The Korean War Veterans Associ-

aiion has petitioned President Bush reuroquesting thst rc-Aru of ifS servicemen in Nortl Korea be returnedand the governrnent try to locate 8ny who survive

The four-point peti[ion which wae delivered to theDepartmentof Veterans AIfairs in March asks the gov-

emnent toI Demand the remaine of five identified American

stdiers be retumed inmediatelYIPursue reports that between 1000 and 3000

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died in prisonerofwor camps and

trv io recover their remains-l Acknoledge the associalions belief that as many

lOO oldio i iing and unaccounttd for may still be

dive and held orisonerlTrv to reurocover Army Cpl Roger Dumas who re

otai seen alive in a prisonerofwar camp inhoal tilss but was not among prisoners repatriated inAirsust tgSS The petition asks the government lo reim-bufu his brother Robert Dumas of Canterbury Conn the $150000 he spent in his 3ampyear seardr for Roger

DumasDurus story was detailed in 1986 in Army Times

and Air Force -Tines

In 1984 olter Robert Dumas filed

suit a federal court dranged Roger Dumas ststur frommissing in action to prisoner of war

The main thing is we wsnt those five bodies bacllt

said Richad Adams president of the Korean War Ve-

teans Association The nert step b to search for re-

mains of the IOOO to 3000 soldiers thought to hsve

died in prison camps rnany of whom were buried by

fellow prisoners he said

The linal push trill be t locate any live POWs he

Baid

Were not tryng to rile the governmenl he said

Were not going to march on the Capitol [ButJ I dontknow whether were opening a bigger can of wormgthan we think

Robert Ilumas praised the ampssociations move and

said he is optimistic that the petition will achieveresults

This is the strongtst document I have seen in 40

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Elsewhere in Ehls issue we reporledLhe resignaEion of our good memberLrGen EuiARD L RoLTNEY Now we liveyou some of his Lhoughts which appearedln che llava I Institutes Proceedlngstlava IRevler 1990 We believe them to beva hable reading

Ambassadot Ed Rowny

Arms Control at Arms Length

Br Edward L Rorlnr

while some elements of USarms control policy will undergomajor changes in responseuro to thebrcak-up of the Soviet empirecenain principles will endure Ourarms control concepts are funda-mental and musl be applied toeach of the multitude of arms re-duction and confi dence-buildingproposals rhat the United Smres isconsidering in various neBotiationsaround the world

Underpinning any lisi of endur-ing arms control criteria is theidea that nalions do not mistrustotte another because they havearms they have alms becausethey mistrust one another Historyaod the even(s of theuro (Presiden(

Mikhail) Gorbachev era of US-Soviet relarions amply supponthis philosophy

The past also validates thecompanion principle that the moslcarefully crafted agrcenrents can$irher away during peuroriods ofheightened tension The post-World War I Washington andlrndon Naval Disarmament Con-fercnces of l92l-22 nnd 1930 il-lusrrare rhis point One postwarhistorian- Louis J Halle calledthe 1922 Washington Treaty astmtesic disaster lhat did notserve lhe cause of pelcc be-cause it conlributed to Japansunchallenged riie t0 power priorin World War llr Yet at lhc llmethe two interwar naval rcatiesrerc ratified thcy seemed likegood ideas Forcign policy expenCiovanni Engely wrde in l93lrhar at [thel Washington lNavalDisamament Confercncel possibleconflict berween the United Statesand Japan was eliminated2 Re-garding rhe 1930 London NavalTreaty he obseurorved that lthepossibilityl of a Japanese-Ameri-can conflict is no longer credibleeven in imaginative romances l

Given the poor alms controltmck rccord exemplified by thesepre-World War naval treatiesrhere is litde onder that fteUnited States had to wait until lheSraregic Arms Limitation Agrce-menrs of 1972 (SALT l) beforcthe Senate would atify anotheragreement limiting weapons cen_

rral ro U-S nalional security Notcoincidently lhe decade of the1970s was widely viewed as ao em

of deleme in US-Soviet reurolationsSince history aptly demonstiates

that arms control canoot be iso-lared fmm broader intemationalpolitical considerations howshould the Uniled States approachtodays evea changing arms con-trol scene) Even as we ieuroek (obuild uFn points of murual ad-vantage which fundamenBl prin-ciples will endure and be applica-ble regardless of all thesechanges) Simply put it is USpolicy that our arms controlagreemenls shall be equitableveritiable and must accomplishthe tbllowing) Enhance the nalional security ofrhe United States and its allies) Reduce the rist of war) Strengthen global slability

Derived from these broad pol-icy requirements are specific USarms conlrol goals for the l99osThey include commitments toseek agreernents that) Secure a slable balance of con-ventional land and air forces atthe Conventional Forces in Eu-rope (CFE) reduction lalks) Strengthen strategic stabili(yand reduce the risk of war by re-ducing srraregic nuclear force lev-els at the Stmtegic Arms Reduc-tion Talks (START)) Strcngthen deterrcnce by in-creasing rcliance on effecrive de-fensive systems should defensesprove feasible at the Defense and

Spce Talks (DST)) Promote openness ard Prcdicta-bility io thc military-seurocurity fieldat the confidence-and-seurocurity-building rieasures (CSBM) nego-tiationst

The United States is engaged inmany other arms control folumsThese include talks on chemicalweapoos missile and nuclear non_proliferation Open Skies and

-nuclear testing to nallre a lewThough noi all irrclusive the ne-gotiations oudined here teuroPresenla wide iange of US inlerests

Convantional Forces i4 EuroPe

CFE is off to a better $an thanany other afms control negoliationin modem tinres This is one ofthe best examples of the principlerhat improved rclations enhancelhe prospects of alms conlrol wehave basic agrceuroments on thebroad tems of what alms ate tobe rcduced on the need foa effec-rive verilication- and on the im-ponant concepr of assymetricalreductions- And we seern lo havea confluence of interesls we wantthe Soviets to reduce their con_ventional force prcpondemnceand lhey are under considembleeconomic and polilical pressurc todo soLike ull othcr irrnr controlagrcemcnt thc CFE Treaty in-volveli a de|ilishlv complex webof detail Agreeing on commondeinitions tbr the major catego-ries o[ welF)ns being limited(main bxlrle ranks anilleD ar-mored combrt lehicles combaraircrati and combat helicopreN)ha Proed dilljcuk For examplenelotiirtoni must dcvelop guide-lincs lbr determininr how muchirnd whal type of urmament itwolld take to conven a cominer-cial helicoprer to u trcty-limitcdcombat helicoprer

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Recemly the issue of trurprcductions has been making head-lines The cufient NATO-wars wPact agreed position is rhar lheredlctions should involve onlyUS and Soviet ground and airforce personnel slalioned oursidelheir respeclive nltional territo-ries This proposed ceiling wouldrcducc tru)p leels to paritv in acarcllrll delined cenlral zoneThis pnrpltlsal would requirc muchgrcnler culs on the pan of theSoviet Uni(n (reduclions of about-160000 Sor iet troops comparedto boul 80000 US troops) lnthe remainder of the region fromthe Atlanric Ocean ro the UrrlMountlins ou(side lhe cenlralzone the United States miry sta-tion no more lhun J0000 rroops

The trunslbrmirtion of thc policicul alinlate rn thc wlrsr$ Pactnalions enhance thc pR)spccts tbtcomplering r Jound CFE rrcnr)- halso giles lhe tilsk more urgenct_lndeed lhe ne$ Eastem EuropeirnleadeB irre calling lbr rhe removalof Soviet lrq)ps starioncd withintheir bordeni They arc anxious trrreduce wdrsa$r Pacl mililrt)tbrccs through bihtcral negotia-rions $irh rhe Soriet Union We

eplaud the5e ctfofts since theconrplenrnl the CFE process

The wesrem objective is toculili rnd uphold rhc toral with-drltral of rll Sovicl lbrce tomEasrem Europe CFE suppons rhisSoll and lirthers the tundanrentalprinciplc o[ rlrenglheninc Iong-rerm subilit)-

President Georre Bush hachallcnlrcd lhc narions ol NATC)and lhe Waninw Pact to completerhe CFE negorialions lhis tearBeclusc this pact so grcallr re-duces thc lelels of militalv Ibrcesconlrunting one lnother in ccntrxlEurope probably nevcr betbrc hasan Jrms control agrcement held

such potenliul immediare benefitlbr cnhancing the iecuritt_ inler-esrs of rhe Unired Stares its al-lics and all Eurupe

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Thc Bush adminisrratioo s pr()-posrls in START call for creatinga nrore Jtable nuclea balaoce[ith deep reductions in slralegicnucleirr Ibrccs The reduqions aredesisned to suppon the US goclof trenslhcning dctcrrence br_

reducing the crpabilitt to huncha tirsl strike even in r crisisDeelopers ol the US duli me-ticuk)usl) adhered to the fundil-menral principles of equalit) andvcritiability

Thc posirions ot rhe lwo sideson onrc ol rhe liet START issuescan be iummarized as lbllow) DeliItt lsticlerr An agreedceiling of 1600 strategic nucleardeliel-1 ehiclcs (SNDvs) whichinclude ileployed interconrinen(alballistic missilcs (lCBIUs) andtheir iNsocixlcd launchem de-ploled submurine-launched ballis-tic nrisiles (SLBMS) llnd lhcirlaunchers irnd hcav) bombers) ltirrrrarlr An agreed ccilin ol60D llarheads The ceilins in-cludes deploled lCBirls SLBMsilnd rir-lilunched cruise missilestALCItlr t rvith eirch hea)bonber equippcd only lbr nu-cleilr-armed gravily bombs andshon-range xrtack missilcsr SRAls)counting as one warhead

) ll(ridrl Sxlrirrir The sideshae agreed on a sublimit of-19m ballisric-missile rvarheadswirhin this sublimil the Sovie(swill be required ro reduce theirhear1 ICBM tbrce to 1540 rvrr-herds on 154 missilesgt ltobil ICBMr The UnitedSrlres announccd il would dropits demrnd for a ban on mobileICBMS oi $hich the Soviets al-reldJ hre t$o t)peri depb)ed

Congressional suppon tbr thePresidenls mobilc ICBM Progmmhus become increasingly imponsntgt ALCM| On rhe subject olALCMS rhe Uniled S(ares andthe Sovict Union agreed on counl-ing rules (ALCMS ntlributed toeach type bomber) and nucleaconvcnrional dislinguishabililyHo$ever rhe ALCM range issue(ie abolc what rilnge lhrcsholddo nuclear ALCMs count) waslcft unresolved) SLCMs Though the sea-

launched cruise missile (SLCM) is

not considered x slrategic weuPon|ubjecl to START constoin(s bU-S delinition the sidcs agreedar rhe Dccember 1987 WashinetonSirmnlil to lind u mullally ircceF-irble solution to the question oflimiting rhc nucleirr-amrcd mis-riles Funhcr rhese limitationswould not involve coun(ing

SLCMS within the START6(m-wurhed und l6($-SNDVlimirs Ar the Fcbruar] 1990Moscow Ministcrial (ber eenUS Secretarl ol State JamesBuker lll and Soriet Foreign lin-isrer Eduard Sh(lardnadzer ilirppelni rhar the Sor icl Uniongenerilll) ugreed ro the coE-epr ofa declirrxrcD rpproirch rs a brsislbr involving SLCM in xrm con-trol (ic thc issuancc of politi-call binding rlatcmenrs regardinrrthe number ol SLCM5 of a splci-lied lype rnd range cach sidepllns to deplo )

The START drult treat letcontains rxn) othcr elcnrntSonE iisue$ ilre till conlertadand will require addititrnal attcn-lion prior ro rhc plxnned llirt-June 1990 US-Soviet sumrnit

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ment it shall give six mon(hsno(ice afier which the ABMTreuty shall be rednintrcd unlessthe panies agree olherwiseuro

Strclegic detenses have the po-lenrial for contriburing signili-canrly to our national securityContrary to whilt the Soviets andsome other critics say SDIstrengrhens global srabiliry andwill grearly rcduce rhe risk ofwar Any nurion posssing orthinking oI ircqurnng ballisric mis-siles would have insurmoutablediftlculties lrying to phn aroundUS srrategic defenses

Because of lhe promrsing out-lool lbr developing SDI rechnol-ogy which meuroets our defenseuroneeds and lhal of our Allies lheDST negoriations will increase inimgrnance over time

EDWAND NOW]TEYDsfrustful ol osco

SLBMS and associated launchersin (he START talks On a multi-lateral basis Notices to Airmenand Norices to Mariners (NOTAMSand NOMARS) are distributedworldide every day These no-ticcs are used exlensively to en-sure rhe safery of all vessels andaircraft in intemational water andairspace

The second poim to be empha-sized concems rhe formal CSBMtalks no$being held in ViennaAusrrix wirhour gering into a

detailed hislory of these negotia-

tions- rhe 35 members of theConterence on Security and Coop-era(ion in Europe (an organizationthat includes Nonh America and(hc Soviet Union) agreed to amandate that specifically excludesnaval activities from the CSBMpr()cess unless they arc function-ally linked lo a notifiablegr)und activity (eg amphibiousoperirrions )

Despite this mandate Io includenaval forces some naval atmscontrol proposals have been (abled

in vienna In addition the Sovi-e(s and otheni have been Propos-ing maritime-rclated measures formany yea$ A sampling of theseincludes) Zones of peace) Nuclear free zones) Geographic rcstrictioos on oper-ationsgt Limirs on exercises) Advance notification ofexercises

A main objective of confi-dence-building iteasures is said to

Concurenl nilh bur separrtetiorn START are lhe Delense andSpacc Talks (DST| being held inGeneva S$itzerllnd The gotl ofDST is a trer) lbr rhe cu)peru-tive deploymenl of lulure strltegicballitic-missile delcnses shouldsuch delenseuros prole tlasibleThroughout lhese disclrssions $econrinue lo mrke clear lo theSoviels our commilment lo the

Whercas agreemenls such asCFE DST and a properly drafredSTART Trcaty meet our arrnsconlrol crileria of enhancinp na-tionrl secunty rcducing rh riskof wor and srenstheninp llobalsrahrlrrv recenr Souler uini con-trol proposals for limiling gen-eral-purpose naval forces and operdlions simply do not meet lheseslandaads

Strategic Defense Iniria(ive lSDl)In a significant breakrhrough

rhe Soviets dropped lheir formallinkage betueen signing a STARTaereement and completing a de-fensc and space agrcement-aploy that would have allowedthem to claim a riSht ro withdrawfrom the START rreary ar somefulure date if they haddeter-mined the other side had gonebeyond lhe 1972 AntiballisticMissile (ABM) Trcary (ampi rheydefine irt-

In December 1989 US nego-liators ubled a revised drafi DSTlexl in rcsponse to the resuks oflhe Wyoming Minisrerial Underlhe revised drall lrealy if a panyannounccs its intenlion to deploystrategic ballistic-missile dettnsesbeyond lhose permi[cd by rheABM Treary rhe panies shallbegin lhree years of discussionson specillc measures tbr a cooper-ative transition lf afler thatthrce-year period eirher panywishes ro undenale such deploy-

Nevenheless the Soviet Unioncontinues to push naval iums con-rrol ar every opponunity Recenrdiscussions wirh US allies inboth Europe and in rhe Pacificreveal that lhe Soviet Union isconiinuing a full-coun prcss onrhe issue of extending groundforce-type limitations to the sea

Conridence-and-security-build-ing measurcs (known as CSBMS)in panicular arE gaining visibilityin the naval arms control aEnaAmong rhe ra[ge of potential lim-italrons that ma affect oavalforces CSBMs may evolve as themosl imrneurodiate arms controlchallenge ro US employment ofmarilime forces

At lhe outset two importantpoinls musl be underscorcd Oneis that rhe United States has al-ready subjected its naval forces tovarious cu)pemlive rcgimesThese include the bilateral US-Sovier Incidents at Sea and Dan-gerous Mililalv Acliviries Agrce-trlents as well as lhe inclusion of

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be lhe prevenlion o[ surprise al-ta(k Another related objecrive isto avoid inadvenent conflicl thatcould result from large scale exercises being misread cs prcpara-ltons for an invasion At seasuch mersuaes are not necessantrecause the concept of freedom ofthe seas already permil eitherside to observe and monitor theothers activities so thal no sur-prise or misinterpretation should(rcur- In lodays world navalforces on the surface of lhe seado not readily lend themselves tolhe initiation of (urprise attacksBesldes being relatively slowships can be lracked easilv- eirhervrsually or through mcxlem rechnicrl means

In addition ro CSBMs addi-tional arms contnrl fbnrms willlikcly be proposed bv lhc SovierUnion in the future ior nesotiat-ing limiralions on naval fesThe best answer to any call fortbrmal tall rgrecrfi calit designedlo develop xrm (ontrol lrcc-ments invol ins naval fories isJUst lo say No

If thc casc lbr naval CSBMS isIeak thc arguments for formalnaval arms reduction lalks oulsidethe CSBM pGess are lorallt-unpersuastve) ln lerms of geography alonethe Unitcd Slales lrs a marilimenalion must maintain irs abilitv tooprcratt freell in critical oceanarcas in order lo reinforce andsustain US and allied forcestound the Iorld and t() ensureurocrur economic sunivul In con-lrrsl lhe Soviet Union is a rlomi_nirnt lirnd pouer phficrll localed rn lhe Eurastan land maiwith inremal lincs o[ communica

lion to service its economic andsecurily interests) The relaration of rensions andsuccesstul complelion of CFE wiUpermit the Uniled States trr reduceitr land-based forccs in EumoeHowever rt is (enain thal USbbal inrerests outside the supcrpoIer relalionship will continueto groI As lhe world becomesincreasingly polycentric thc tradi-tional naval missi()ns oI peacetimeprcsence and crisis rcsponse willnot chanse Recional conflicts asIell as nonstale actions such asintemational lerrorism and druptrrlfi cking will require crnplo-

menl of US- naval force formissions unrelatcd lo the US-Soiet balance- In addilion rhcpftitcration ol incrcasinsl so-phisticared high-rechnology wcap-ons throuShout lhe Third World(such as ballislic missiles andchemical weapons) will require amodem navy capable of defendingagInrr threats to the uDitedSlates and our Allies withoulbeing hampered bv unnecessaryarrns control measures_) Garrosl ds oot change thefact lhat an averase of morc lhan25 civil and inlemational confliclshave erupted in the developingworld every vear since the end ofworld war Il The United Srateshas used military force in rc-sponse lo more than 200 of theseincidents The U-S Navy playeda dominant role in lE8 of thoseuroconflicts when lhe United Statesbrolsht naval power to bear toprevent war to limit its escala-lion or to protect American citi-zens or Americas allies or rrad-ing panners Onl) ten of the 188incidenls were direct results ofconfrontalion between the UnitedSlares and the Soviel Union Consequentl the facr rhat rhe SovierUnion mav appear less Ihreaieningdoes not ]essen the need for astrong US Navy- Neirher does i(reduce US elobal commitments

Finall] while negoriaring thereduction of US naval forces isa nonsQ(cr il would behoovethose tr) ing to involve rhe UniredStates in naval anns contml toassess the impact of budget con-slrainls on lhe future shape ofWestem naval forces The recentPentagon announcement on the

Not all arms control conceptsare crealed equal-some are bettcr than others On one extremeare proposals (such as those di-rccled at US naval forccs) lharundermine US deterrent capabil-ity and reaken our abiliry to ful-fill long-standing US commirments around rhe rorld At theolhcr end of rhe spectrurn is thepromise held out bv the CFElalks-negotiations lhat as presentlv cons(rued can meet theenduring US arrns control objec-tives of improving securit) en-hancing srabiliry and reducinr rherisk of war

Whether ar rhe START negotia-tions at CFE ar rhe CSBM ralkso at DST all US nesoriarorsknow lhar rhey and rh Presidentlhey represenl must answer to theAmerican people for the trcaticsthey bring home Ulrimarcly rhefinal vote rrill be based on a positive answer to the fundamcntalquestion Doeuros lhis lreaty conlribute to rhe national securitv ofthe United Srare

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24lh lnfantry Divisions nextcomnlandei off icially designated

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Meior General Barry RucCaifrey has been officialydesisnaEd as the next commanderf dle 24th Infantry Divisionaccording to a DePaflment of lheArmy a lotllcement earlier this

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Major General H G TaYIorill hard tE 24th lnfantry Divi-sion over lo Maj Gen Mccaf-ftey soEelime in June accordingto oflicials here

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been deroraled for valor lwicewilh fte Dstinguished Seurorvic4Cross He has rcceived twoawards of the Silver Star theBrcnze Star with v Devicewith lhreuroc Oak kaf Ousters andtllrce awads of lhe Purple Heanfor wounds received in combat

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The Conmittee will be nraking a bonafide effort to saLisfy everyone asrespecEs seaEing at each of our Fridayand Saturday nighL sit-doqrns If youhave a particular pal or coupLe orfoursome or six-some - whatever -leE us knorv please in advance tha wenray acconmodate you We aim to please

A rnord on Ehe Eours Lo Lhe FallsThe Thursday trip departs 300 pm

reEurning by 9 with a dinner includedand a chance to see the falls by daylightand bry night-light - au $3050 per

The Friday triP deParts 1000 amreturning by 4 with a lunch included -at $2150 pe person

IL will help if you can indicaEe youdesires well in advance Otherarise Ehetour situations can get as screwed up as aJapanese fire drj11

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As Andy Rooney loves to says Didjaever noEice We11 we ask didja evernoLice thaE when the other 8uy Eakes asEand hers being stubborn BuE when wedo it were jusE being firm

For the Gtry ouE ttlere who aPParenElyis keeping score heres hovr we did inissue 2

ilW II people got about 7l column inchesKorea peoplg for about 72 co hrnn inchesTold ya were trying

BEN TJAHLE 1132 Killarney Burlingame CA went on a cruise Eo Europe this springGot to talkinE to a genElernan on theboat and tsom6hq^ the subject of war cameuD He Eurned out Eo be lbjGen JAMES EJbHNsoNco of B 5rh Rcr 750-1050Srna II w6rld isnrE iE The Generals aE11000 Hendeison Fairfax Station VA

We like the one about the 94-year oldrnan who when found guilEy in a paternitysuiE smiled This is Ehe proudest momentof my lifel

MOVEd LICOI ALIAN C rcGILL(uq lst Bn l9rh 343-845) from ArlingronVA Eo 701 Maplewood Reno NV We nakeno snide comnent Allan

We have underEaken Ehe handling oforders for tKorean War Alnanac Harryswork reviewed elsewhere in Ehis issue

How are we going Eo do iEwe Uouehr IdO c6pies (eofE cover) from

rhe publiiher - in the belief that 100will eo like hoL cakes

weYll deliver a coPy Lo your door lr PTP(we pay the postage) for the tidy sum of

llake your checks PaYable Lo 24LhInfDlvAssn and send your orders Eo

vour Editor I20 4aple StRm 207iiof rd lrA 01103 P1ease geL your order in early Ourneck is way ouE

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of WarIts iusE cuL - and Youre going- Lo

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is the proud faEher of anoEher book - tnrsli^ nrbtrt war A lnanac He ra s

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the author of that 91a ssic on

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ltow ttarrv t s done it again -For us Zr book or even a co rurnn ano

iUa-il[ regularly) wriEten by tlarryiI lG-qi teit of Super sunday a

Darrvl Sdrawberry ePigramt-and an excru-s ive- interview rJiEh GreEa UarDo t a rlwraoped in one-ff-rii iteo hit subjecEs rvith a

ot-ftaEit and brio thaE rule ouE anyiIiiuiiicv of boredom - and in Koreanfi-lt he has done iE again

His Eone is never didacEic YeE ne

was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

He mixes anecdoEe hisEory g9PSrP

tvie id-iet eEics iir finely calibratedu ]to

being careful neiEher Eo EarKJont

-iovorl n6r to tax you unduly wichoonderous Ehought silI1a-t fr]-tl tv of f er you a lietlenudge--- in shoru he transforns some of the more

aubious evenEs of our time - evenEsiiid- the rniliuery PoliEics -into tnEtt itt scinEillating -i-iiko lrar Alnanachehas done it again

tLarry tns divided AlmarEc inLo 3

secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

Cheney told reporters at a news confer-ene he has not seen the report but saidl m guessing dozehs of adijitional baseuroswill be targeted

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This plan will incorporate more of thechanqes fe have seeuron in the world than any-thing we ve seen to date hc said

Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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Breathe nota word of iplease - utternot a singleword about iE -werre meeting inBuffalo inSeptember

2^ tsy FRED LEDERER of 2503 Olive9JogpJt MO -print ltrore news aboir che34th ln lrll II Fred was with K Co------or couldnt- you guess

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AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

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CERISITIAS IN KOREA

SolE people never stoP giving of themsetvei

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t p13eurod to send erB greetlngs to thebrsand triend3 of th Internationl trorn LarVtGranr lor1al CoDlitter you gathr to ttonorperlorler3 vho lntertalnal Alellcan troops durlngth Xoren Har lly 3peclll congratulatlons 90 oAob Hops he receurolves youE llrst iceheralllatther a Ridglay Atrdr and to Johnny Grnt sh rcelves you lirstEob ttope CoDbtErtrtainr lrardaob Johnny and euroach of tha talantcd reuron andeonn you ply tribut to rhi3 venlg hlpd br1n9littleuro blt ol lrerice --nd a lot of Joy -- tooldlr3 rtaciond lr for ho and failtlrvlllrq thousand3 of rlls to har th1rsanth aong nd hu[or thy oftn lacit theuro rlko nry flr and xtreurorly inlrospltbl rrctnrcondltlon3 Itril lort3 reuror lruly 3lllslnd they icra t trclendous boost to the xrala ofour courageou troopa servlng ln xor t rple3lt to join rrtth 1I of you in 3llutlng thnon a lob scll dona

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General Ri dgqay has asked General FidelRamos of the Phil ippines to accept the HonoraryChai rmanship for that nation

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ThelKWM Commmee has rece～ ed slrong suppon

from the Koreaninfin mnltlnけ in Los Angelesand there has

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thelr appreclalbn lo the men and woFlen who carlle to the貯

infinumry and made the sac bDS Whth were neceu7 topreserve ireedom in Soulh Korea

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A black-tie ceurolebrity-sdrddd gal8 ar tlle Cqmlry plazaIlotel ir lrB Angcles laurcbcd lic t eurornational KorEatr WarVcEraN Mcmorial fuld raishg csmpaign b ncw hcighB orFchuary m as Bob HqE atrd 0l[( USO pqfqmeuro(s ho tudcnteuroflahcd uDoF during 1h6 Kolarl Var wcr honored

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_ gof h ulrrt has givco his nsmc ro lhc Bob HopeCombat EnrcnaiDer of 0le yeiI Award- which hc presetred-oJohnny GEnt a verEral of 14 trips eh to Korca and VieEEmGrant $c Honqary Mayor of Holywooq and a rEseurowc MajGeneral seurorved as nasrs of cerErnooies for $e cvcnt- Tftis awardwil bc pEscnted annually

Othcr hqrorees wcrE prrsidrl|fs Awarjd preserlted byMajor General James D Delt to MCHOLAS CAPALIAInEmafiorEl Chaimals Awad Drrscocd by Dr RogerRotkockTHE HON JOAN P WINSER Consul Gcncral of CanadaNational Chatmars Awad prcscllted by Rick Sewed qI behafof Johll B Curcio ro FLUOR DANIEL CpRPORATION andErecudve Chairmars Award prrsentcd by H rk Stites toMARSTON CIIAVEZ acclpred by his widow Juanita Chavez

Amo[g ihose celebriti6 in anrlrdarce mosl of whom hadeotertaioeurod in Kcca were Cqlnic Svcns Lcs Brom TerryMoorc Argic Dicampinson JaDe Russcll ulie Adams SheilaConnolly Peany Singlelon pereuror Lreds Dick Whslow JrckielrLIaLr Elizabeuroh Talbot-Manin Chuct Essegian B uddy RogersGlctln Ford and Dict VaD Pauc[

Congraurlaory messrges o Hopc Grant ard ihe oheremcnaincrs wE(E Iso rEceiveurod from presidcnt George Bush atldformcr Praside0t Ronald Reagan

Music atd enlertai ne[t for the gala cvflt which wasprodrced and dirccEd by Michaet Tcilmann $crE proyided by ficU- S Marinc Cqp6 Band 29 palms Catif ttri +e nfantryDivision Bud Combo Califomia tumy Narional Guart and theKoran Childrros Folk Dance Ensemblc

It was a night to remember foa thc ncady 5m Eersons ina[cndrncc and a sEong indication that lhc metl arr women whoserwi in tlE fogotbn wal will no longq bc forgoftr

ON THEINTERNATIONAL

SCENEEigirlighting che llternatiorEl aspects

of the InternationaL Korean ita VetelansLerDlial are trips planned by leaders of theIKm Cdrmittee in Aprll o England Korea andthe Philippioes

IXI Dilecto of CnDications rackChilds viIL be hosted in Englard blr ibers ofthe British Nolean tla Veterang a9 he tourgthe country with ttre DampI of the EiaI tobe b^rilt in San Pedro Caufornia

Childs reports that he has receivedoutstanding assistance and cooFratioo in lheccaplex Iogistics of crancporting the llodelrrhich reighs neaEly 200 pounds frco FederalEreress Colporation of Letrphis Tennesgeelihich has not only contlibuted its facilltlesfo transportation of the deL to the BritishI9Ies brt urlde the direqtion of its Iondonleplesentative Sandy itritehead eill asgLstin transporCiog the aodel throughout inEngland

Childs and the nodel rill be ill Englandfo aFproxiriately hee Feeks

uaking the ip to Korea till beExecutive Chairoaa Jack Stites InternationaLChai) an Dr Rogeuro Rothrock IoternatjonalVice-Chaidnan H roung youn ard Steve Choa ribe of the Chosin Fei Frhd Board ofDirectors fhey eiLL iEet uith top-1eveLofficiaLs of the Kolean gglernrEnt yhich hasalready pledged a tnajo contEilartion to theIKlf Fund

D- RoChlock Crd yorm and rr Cho riIIthen continue to the phi)ippines whele theyrill nEet with cenelal Eidel Rafios rho served i-nKoreaT as rre]] a Other officials of thePhil-iFpine govelrampEnt Thele have alreadybeen iIdications of strong fiEncial suFportto be cing frdr lhe philippines

Jack Stiter and Dr Rothrock haveindicated tbat these are just the begtuDing ofthe intensive efforr to generate fund3 frcanother nalions rrhich participated in the Koleanlla

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lJerre reporting this one just as iEappeared in Ehe press If were in erroras to any of it rvelI hear about it

Our verv oidn LEGen EDITARD L ROINEY(Divcc 66-67 - Augsburg-Munich) of1105 S 23rd Arlingcon VA has thrownin the tolrel

Ambassador Ed - he has carried thattiEle in recent yealsr has resigned as asenior arms control advise to EhePresi-dent

Associates said privately EhaE he lefEbecause he thought Bush and SecreEary ofSEaie James A Baker 3d were too eager tosign a nuclear-arms Ereaty for Ehe sakeof helping out Lhe Soviet presidenEMikhail S Gorbachev

But the White House spokesrnan MarlinFiEzhraEer said Eltat Rorny had assured himEhaE his resignaEion had nothing Eo dowith differences of opinion over policy

Some offlcials said the real reason forthe deparEure is Ehat for the past severa Iyears Ror^rny tra s been relegaEed to Ehesidelines of of f icia I policy

He tras been very nrarginal to cheprocess one State DeparEmenE officialsaid _Hes been geEtin$ frusErated overthis for ouiEe a while

n frierid of Rownyts who shares hisskepEicism Eoward the Soviels and atmscontrol generally agreed He wasnt EanyIonger where Ehe acEion was He wasnLreaIIy participaEing in the decisions

Roivnys assistant Joe Duggenr deniedthese asserEions Hets been preEEy wellsatisfied ttra t his advice has been geEtsingthroush Its not alwavs been taken buEit haint been rejecEed-or ignored Hersnot Ieaving in an kind of huff

Rownv firsE nade his nnrk among conser-vative irepublicans in 1979 during theCarEer Dresidency by resigning in Protsestas the ioint Chiefs of Staff delegaEelo ift strotugic Arms Limitation Talksiiti-ctlt ind Ehe soviet leader aE Ehe

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a-AfEer Carter and the Soviet leader at EheEime Leonid I Brezhnev signed theSALT II treaty Rowny testified againstthe accord before the SenaEe ForeignRelaEions Comnittee and in many otherpublic fortuns

When RonaId Reagan was elected presi-denE he nade Ror^ny his chief negotiaLorfor strategic arms Ealks Rowny fiE invery wel1rr a State DepartmenE olficialsaid because noEhing was going on inarms conErol anyway

But in 1985 when US-SovieE relaEionsbegan Eo improve Reagants secretary ofsEate George P shulEz replaced Rorrnywlth J ohn Tohrer

In September 1987 Shultz excludedRowny from a crucia I meeting hrith theSoviet foreign minisEer Edrard AShevardnadze which resulEed ln a break-through thaE rnade ic possible for Reaganand Gorbachev to sign a EreaEy banningUS and Soviet mediun-ranqe missiles Ehreemonths later At the timer Rownycomplained publicly Etra E he had been lefEouE

Bush acceDEed Rownvs resisnation wiLhdeep regretr and saif You Eave servedas one of the principal architects of theAmerican polic of peace through sErengEh

Rowny will leave his PosE on June 30and will become a senior associate aE EheCenEer for Strategic and InternaEionalStudies and a visiring professor aE GeorgeVJa shineton Universitv

one-official deepiy involved in nucleararms conErol said il was ironic tha t Rotenywas leaving novr

Still the official did not shorr sur-prise at the resignaEion tIE wasalmosE inevitable Ltrat whenever anagreemenE was close Eo being reachedR6rrnv would ouit Hes rmcomf ortable wiLhrmkihg dealswith the Soviets No agree-ment Is good enough for Ed Rowny

Je wiih you well Ed Rormy andEhank you f-or all the years of love forand dedication to our country

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TeIl vou the lmportance we tre plaeingupon thl giurick I were giving it- 2ones - uhE fronc Dagei on your righEtirt tte inverse paLe in Utlntlt We dldnLthink voutd wanE your Editor Eo see anyof ourcopy on thl uack slde of eherelea se

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Korean Yets demandreturn of remainsBv Julie BirdTime trT -rirr

WASHINGTON - The Korean War Veterans Associ-

aiion has petitioned President Bush reuroquesting thst rc-Aru of ifS servicemen in Nortl Korea be returnedand the governrnent try to locate 8ny who survive

The four-point peti[ion which wae delivered to theDepartmentof Veterans AIfairs in March asks the gov-

emnent toI Demand the remaine of five identified American

stdiers be retumed inmediatelYIPursue reports that between 1000 and 3000

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died in prisonerofwor camps and

trv io recover their remains-l Acknoledge the associalions belief that as many

lOO oldio i iing and unaccounttd for may still be

dive and held orisonerlTrv to reurocover Army Cpl Roger Dumas who re

otai seen alive in a prisonerofwar camp inhoal tilss but was not among prisoners repatriated inAirsust tgSS The petition asks the government lo reim-bufu his brother Robert Dumas of Canterbury Conn the $150000 he spent in his 3ampyear seardr for Roger

DumasDurus story was detailed in 1986 in Army Times

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In 1984 olter Robert Dumas filed

suit a federal court dranged Roger Dumas ststur frommissing in action to prisoner of war

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teans Association The nert step b to search for re-

mains of the IOOO to 3000 soldiers thought to hsve

died in prison camps rnany of whom were buried by

fellow prisoners he said

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Were not going to march on the Capitol [ButJ I dontknow whether were opening a bigger can of wormgthan we think

Robert Ilumas praised the ampssociations move and

said he is optimistic that the petition will achieveresults

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Elsewhere in Ehls issue we reporledLhe resignaEion of our good memberLrGen EuiARD L RoLTNEY Now we liveyou some of his Lhoughts which appearedln che llava I Institutes Proceedlngstlava IRevler 1990 We believe them to beva hable reading

Ambassadot Ed Rowny

Arms Control at Arms Length

Br Edward L Rorlnr

while some elements of USarms control policy will undergomajor changes in responseuro to thebrcak-up of the Soviet empirecenain principles will endure Ourarms control concepts are funda-mental and musl be applied toeach of the multitude of arms re-duction and confi dence-buildingproposals rhat the United Smres isconsidering in various neBotiationsaround the world

Underpinning any lisi of endur-ing arms control criteria is theidea that nalions do not mistrustotte another because they havearms they have alms becausethey mistrust one another Historyaod the even(s of theuro (Presiden(

Mikhail) Gorbachev era of US-Soviet relarions amply supponthis philosophy

The past also validates thecompanion principle that the moslcarefully crafted agrcenrents can$irher away during peuroriods ofheightened tension The post-World War I Washington andlrndon Naval Disarmament Con-fercnces of l92l-22 nnd 1930 il-lusrrare rhis point One postwarhistorian- Louis J Halle calledthe 1922 Washington Treaty astmtesic disaster lhat did notserve lhe cause of pelcc be-cause it conlributed to Japansunchallenged riie t0 power priorin World War llr Yet at lhc llmethe two interwar naval rcatiesrerc ratified thcy seemed likegood ideas Forcign policy expenCiovanni Engely wrde in l93lrhar at [thel Washington lNavalDisamament Confercncel possibleconflict berween the United Statesand Japan was eliminated2 Re-garding rhe 1930 London NavalTreaty he obseurorved that lthepossibilityl of a Japanese-Ameri-can conflict is no longer credibleeven in imaginative romances l

Given the poor alms controltmck rccord exemplified by thesepre-World War naval treatiesrhere is litde onder that fteUnited States had to wait until lheSraregic Arms Limitation Agrce-menrs of 1972 (SALT l) beforcthe Senate would atify anotheragreement limiting weapons cen_

rral ro U-S nalional security Notcoincidently lhe decade of the1970s was widely viewed as ao em

of deleme in US-Soviet reurolationsSince history aptly demonstiates

that arms control canoot be iso-lared fmm broader intemationalpolitical considerations howshould the Uniled States approachtodays evea changing arms con-trol scene) Even as we ieuroek (obuild uFn points of murual ad-vantage which fundamenBl prin-ciples will endure and be applica-ble regardless of all thesechanges) Simply put it is USpolicy that our arms controlagreemenls shall be equitableveritiable and must accomplishthe tbllowing) Enhance the nalional security ofrhe United States and its allies) Reduce the rist of war) Strengthen global slability

Derived from these broad pol-icy requirements are specific USarms conlrol goals for the l99osThey include commitments toseek agreernents that) Secure a slable balance of con-ventional land and air forces atthe Conventional Forces in Eu-rope (CFE) reduction lalks) Strengthen strategic stabili(yand reduce the risk of war by re-ducing srraregic nuclear force lev-els at the Stmtegic Arms Reduc-tion Talks (START)) Strcngthen deterrcnce by in-creasing rcliance on effecrive de-fensive systems should defensesprove feasible at the Defense and

Spce Talks (DST)) Promote openness ard Prcdicta-bility io thc military-seurocurity fieldat the confidence-and-seurocurity-building rieasures (CSBM) nego-tiationst

The United States is engaged inmany other arms control folumsThese include talks on chemicalweapoos missile and nuclear non_proliferation Open Skies and

-nuclear testing to nallre a lewThough noi all irrclusive the ne-gotiations oudined here teuroPresenla wide iange of US inlerests

Convantional Forces i4 EuroPe

CFE is off to a better $an thanany other afms control negoliationin modem tinres This is one ofthe best examples of the principlerhat improved rclations enhancelhe prospects of alms conlrol wehave basic agrceuroments on thebroad tems of what alms ate tobe rcduced on the need foa effec-rive verilication- and on the im-ponant concepr of assymetricalreductions- And we seern lo havea confluence of interesls we wantthe Soviets to reduce their con_ventional force prcpondemnceand lhey are under considembleeconomic and polilical pressurc todo soLike ull othcr irrnr controlagrcemcnt thc CFE Treaty in-volveli a de|ilishlv complex webof detail Agreeing on commondeinitions tbr the major catego-ries o[ welF)ns being limited(main bxlrle ranks anilleD ar-mored combrt lehicles combaraircrati and combat helicopreN)ha Proed dilljcuk For examplenelotiirtoni must dcvelop guide-lincs lbr determininr how muchirnd whal type of urmament itwolld take to conven a cominer-cial helicoprer to u trcty-limitcdcombat helicoprer

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Recemly the issue of trurprcductions has been making head-lines The cufient NATO-wars wPact agreed position is rhar lheredlctions should involve onlyUS and Soviet ground and airforce personnel slalioned oursidelheir respeclive nltional territo-ries This proposed ceiling wouldrcducc tru)p leels to paritv in acarcllrll delined cenlral zoneThis pnrpltlsal would requirc muchgrcnler culs on the pan of theSoviet Uni(n (reduclions of about-160000 Sor iet troops comparedto boul 80000 US troops) lnthe remainder of the region fromthe Atlanric Ocean ro the UrrlMountlins ou(side lhe cenlralzone the United States miry sta-tion no more lhun J0000 rroops

The trunslbrmirtion of thc policicul alinlate rn thc wlrsr$ Pactnalions enhance thc pR)spccts tbtcomplering r Jound CFE rrcnr)- halso giles lhe tilsk more urgenct_lndeed lhe ne$ Eastem EuropeirnleadeB irre calling lbr rhe removalof Soviet lrq)ps starioncd withintheir bordeni They arc anxious trrreduce wdrsa$r Pacl mililrt)tbrccs through bihtcral negotia-rions $irh rhe Soriet Union We

eplaud the5e ctfofts since theconrplenrnl the CFE process

The wesrem objective is toculili rnd uphold rhc toral with-drltral of rll Sovicl lbrce tomEasrem Europe CFE suppons rhisSoll and lirthers the tundanrentalprinciplc o[ rlrenglheninc Iong-rerm subilit)-

President Georre Bush hachallcnlrcd lhc narions ol NATC)and lhe Waninw Pact to completerhe CFE negorialions lhis tearBeclusc this pact so grcallr re-duces thc lelels of militalv Ibrcesconlrunting one lnother in ccntrxlEurope probably nevcr betbrc hasan Jrms control agrcement held

such potenliul immediare benefitlbr cnhancing the iecuritt_ inler-esrs of rhe Unired Stares its al-lics and all Eurupe

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Thc Bush adminisrratioo s pr()-posrls in START call for creatinga nrore Jtable nuclea balaoce[ith deep reductions in slralegicnucleirr Ibrccs The reduqions aredesisned to suppon the US goclof trenslhcning dctcrrence br_

reducing the crpabilitt to huncha tirsl strike even in r crisisDeelopers ol the US duli me-ticuk)usl) adhered to the fundil-menral principles of equalit) andvcritiability

Thc posirions ot rhe lwo sideson onrc ol rhe liet START issuescan be iummarized as lbllow) DeliItt lsticlerr An agreedceiling of 1600 strategic nucleardeliel-1 ehiclcs (SNDvs) whichinclude ileployed interconrinen(alballistic missilcs (lCBIUs) andtheir iNsocixlcd launchem de-ploled submurine-launched ballis-tic nrisiles (SLBMS) llnd lhcirlaunchers irnd hcav) bombers) ltirrrrarlr An agreed ccilin ol60D llarheads The ceilins in-cludes deploled lCBirls SLBMsilnd rir-lilunched cruise missilestALCItlr t rvith eirch hea)bonber equippcd only lbr nu-cleilr-armed gravily bombs andshon-range xrtack missilcsr SRAls)counting as one warhead

) ll(ridrl Sxlrirrir The sideshae agreed on a sublimit of-19m ballisric-missile rvarheadswirhin this sublimil the Sovie(swill be required ro reduce theirhear1 ICBM tbrce to 1540 rvrr-herds on 154 missilesgt ltobil ICBMr The UnitedSrlres announccd il would dropits demrnd for a ban on mobileICBMS oi $hich the Soviets al-reldJ hre t$o t)peri depb)ed

Congressional suppon tbr thePresidenls mobilc ICBM Progmmhus become increasingly imponsntgt ALCM| On rhe subject olALCMS rhe Uniled S(ares andthe Sovict Union agreed on counl-ing rules (ALCMS ntlributed toeach type bomber) and nucleaconvcnrional dislinguishabililyHo$ever rhe ALCM range issue(ie abolc what rilnge lhrcsholddo nuclear ALCMs count) waslcft unresolved) SLCMs Though the sea-

launched cruise missile (SLCM) is

not considered x slrategic weuPon|ubjecl to START constoin(s bU-S delinition the sidcs agreedar rhe Dccember 1987 WashinetonSirmnlil to lind u mullally ircceF-irble solution to the question oflimiting rhc nucleirr-amrcd mis-riles Funhcr rhese limitationswould not involve coun(ing

SLCMS within the START6(m-wurhed und l6($-SNDVlimirs Ar the Fcbruar] 1990Moscow Ministcrial (ber eenUS Secretarl ol State JamesBuker lll and Soriet Foreign lin-isrer Eduard Sh(lardnadzer ilirppelni rhar the Sor icl Uniongenerilll) ugreed ro the coE-epr ofa declirrxrcD rpproirch rs a brsislbr involving SLCM in xrm con-trol (ic thc issuancc of politi-call binding rlatcmenrs regardinrrthe number ol SLCM5 of a splci-lied lype rnd range cach sidepllns to deplo )

The START drult treat letcontains rxn) othcr elcnrntSonE iisue$ ilre till conlertadand will require addititrnal attcn-lion prior ro rhc plxnned llirt-June 1990 US-Soviet sumrnit

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ment it shall give six mon(hsno(ice afier which the ABMTreuty shall be rednintrcd unlessthe panies agree olherwiseuro

Strclegic detenses have the po-lenrial for contriburing signili-canrly to our national securityContrary to whilt the Soviets andsome other critics say SDIstrengrhens global srabiliry andwill grearly rcduce rhe risk ofwar Any nurion posssing orthinking oI ircqurnng ballisric mis-siles would have insurmoutablediftlculties lrying to phn aroundUS srrategic defenses

Because of lhe promrsing out-lool lbr developing SDI rechnol-ogy which meuroets our defenseuroneeds and lhal of our Allies lheDST negoriations will increase inimgrnance over time

EDWAND NOW]TEYDsfrustful ol osco

SLBMS and associated launchersin (he START talks On a multi-lateral basis Notices to Airmenand Norices to Mariners (NOTAMSand NOMARS) are distributedworldide every day These no-ticcs are used exlensively to en-sure rhe safery of all vessels andaircraft in intemational water andairspace

The second poim to be empha-sized concems rhe formal CSBMtalks no$being held in ViennaAusrrix wirhour gering into a

detailed hislory of these negotia-

tions- rhe 35 members of theConterence on Security and Coop-era(ion in Europe (an organizationthat includes Nonh America and(hc Soviet Union) agreed to amandate that specifically excludesnaval activities from the CSBMpr()cess unless they arc function-ally linked lo a notifiablegr)und activity (eg amphibiousoperirrions )

Despite this mandate Io includenaval forces some naval atmscontrol proposals have been (abled

in vienna In addition the Sovi-e(s and otheni have been Propos-ing maritime-rclated measures formany yea$ A sampling of theseincludes) Zones of peace) Nuclear free zones) Geographic rcstrictioos on oper-ationsgt Limirs on exercises) Advance notification ofexercises

A main objective of confi-dence-building iteasures is said to

Concurenl nilh bur separrtetiorn START are lhe Delense andSpacc Talks (DST| being held inGeneva S$itzerllnd The gotl ofDST is a trer) lbr rhe cu)peru-tive deploymenl of lulure strltegicballitic-missile delcnses shouldsuch delenseuros prole tlasibleThroughout lhese disclrssions $econrinue lo mrke clear lo theSoviels our commilment lo the

Whercas agreemenls such asCFE DST and a properly drafredSTART Trcaty meet our arrnsconlrol crileria of enhancinp na-tionrl secunty rcducing rh riskof wor and srenstheninp llobalsrahrlrrv recenr Souler uini con-trol proposals for limiling gen-eral-purpose naval forces and operdlions simply do not meet lheseslandaads

Strategic Defense Iniria(ive lSDl)In a significant breakrhrough

rhe Soviets dropped lheir formallinkage betueen signing a STARTaereement and completing a de-fensc and space agrcement-aploy that would have allowedthem to claim a riSht ro withdrawfrom the START rreary ar somefulure date if they haddeter-mined the other side had gonebeyond lhe 1972 AntiballisticMissile (ABM) Trcary (ampi rheydefine irt-

In December 1989 US nego-liators ubled a revised drafi DSTlexl in rcsponse to the resuks oflhe Wyoming Minisrerial Underlhe revised drall lrealy if a panyannounccs its intenlion to deploystrategic ballistic-missile dettnsesbeyond lhose permi[cd by rheABM Treary rhe panies shallbegin lhree years of discussionson specillc measures tbr a cooper-ative transition lf afler thatthrce-year period eirher panywishes ro undenale such deploy-

Nevenheless the Soviet Unioncontinues to push naval iums con-rrol ar every opponunity Recenrdiscussions wirh US allies inboth Europe and in rhe Pacificreveal that lhe Soviet Union isconiinuing a full-coun prcss onrhe issue of extending groundforce-type limitations to the sea

Conridence-and-security-build-ing measurcs (known as CSBMS)in panicular arE gaining visibilityin the naval arms control aEnaAmong rhe ra[ge of potential lim-italrons that ma affect oavalforces CSBMs may evolve as themosl imrneurodiate arms controlchallenge ro US employment ofmarilime forces

At lhe outset two importantpoinls musl be underscorcd Oneis that rhe United States has al-ready subjected its naval forces tovarious cu)pemlive rcgimesThese include the bilateral US-Sovier Incidents at Sea and Dan-gerous Mililalv Acliviries Agrce-trlents as well as lhe inclusion of

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be lhe prevenlion o[ surprise al-ta(k Another related objecrive isto avoid inadvenent conflicl thatcould result from large scale exercises being misread cs prcpara-ltons for an invasion At seasuch mersuaes are not necessantrecause the concept of freedom ofthe seas already permil eitherside to observe and monitor theothers activities so thal no sur-prise or misinterpretation should(rcur- In lodays world navalforces on the surface of lhe seado not readily lend themselves tolhe initiation of (urprise attacksBesldes being relatively slowships can be lracked easilv- eirhervrsually or through mcxlem rechnicrl means

In addition ro CSBMs addi-tional arms contnrl fbnrms willlikcly be proposed bv lhc SovierUnion in the future ior nesotiat-ing limiralions on naval fesThe best answer to any call fortbrmal tall rgrecrfi calit designedlo develop xrm (ontrol lrcc-ments invol ins naval fories isJUst lo say No

If thc casc lbr naval CSBMS isIeak thc arguments for formalnaval arms reduction lalks oulsidethe CSBM pGess are lorallt-unpersuastve) ln lerms of geography alonethe Unitcd Slales lrs a marilimenalion must maintain irs abilitv tooprcratt freell in critical oceanarcas in order lo reinforce andsustain US and allied forcestound the Iorld and t() ensureurocrur economic sunivul In con-lrrsl lhe Soviet Union is a rlomi_nirnt lirnd pouer phficrll localed rn lhe Eurastan land maiwith inremal lincs o[ communica

lion to service its economic andsecurily interests) The relaration of rensions andsuccesstul complelion of CFE wiUpermit the Uniled States trr reduceitr land-based forccs in EumoeHowever rt is (enain thal USbbal inrerests outside the supcrpoIer relalionship will continueto groI As lhe world becomesincreasingly polycentric thc tradi-tional naval missi()ns oI peacetimeprcsence and crisis rcsponse willnot chanse Recional conflicts asIell as nonstale actions such asintemational lerrorism and druptrrlfi cking will require crnplo-

menl of US- naval force formissions unrelatcd lo the US-Soiet balance- In addilion rhcpftitcration ol incrcasinsl so-phisticared high-rechnology wcap-ons throuShout lhe Third World(such as ballislic missiles andchemical weapons) will require amodem navy capable of defendingagInrr threats to the uDitedSlates and our Allies withoulbeing hampered bv unnecessaryarrns control measures_) Garrosl ds oot change thefact lhat an averase of morc lhan25 civil and inlemational confliclshave erupted in the developingworld every vear since the end ofworld war Il The United Srateshas used military force in rc-sponse lo more than 200 of theseincidents The U-S Navy playeda dominant role in lE8 of thoseuroconflicts when lhe United Statesbrolsht naval power to bear toprevent war to limit its escala-lion or to protect American citi-zens or Americas allies or rrad-ing panners Onl) ten of the 188incidenls were direct results ofconfrontalion between the UnitedSlares and the Soviel Union Consequentl the facr rhat rhe SovierUnion mav appear less Ihreaieningdoes not ]essen the need for astrong US Navy- Neirher does i(reduce US elobal commitments

Finall] while negoriaring thereduction of US naval forces isa nonsQ(cr il would behoovethose tr) ing to involve rhe UniredStates in naval anns contml toassess the impact of budget con-slrainls on lhe future shape ofWestem naval forces The recentPentagon announcement on the

Not all arms control conceptsare crealed equal-some are bettcr than others On one extremeare proposals (such as those di-rccled at US naval forccs) lharundermine US deterrent capabil-ity and reaken our abiliry to ful-fill long-standing US commirments around rhe rorld At theolhcr end of rhe spectrurn is thepromise held out bv the CFElalks-negotiations lhat as presentlv cons(rued can meet theenduring US arrns control objec-tives of improving securit) en-hancing srabiliry and reducinr rherisk of war

Whether ar rhe START negotia-tions at CFE ar rhe CSBM ralkso at DST all US nesoriarorsknow lhar rhey and rh Presidentlhey represenl must answer to theAmerican people for the trcaticsthey bring home Ulrimarcly rhefinal vote rrill be based on a positive answer to the fundamcntalquestion Doeuros lhis lreaty conlribute to rhe national securitv ofthe United Srare

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secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

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Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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In ttrat same issue of Life Joe E Brownwas pushing Ataddin vacuun boEtles Wewell- remem6er sharing an overhead 55 galIondrrrn of cold waEer while we showered onMindoro Does tsha t visits ring your bell

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Beirut Lebanon

US TROOPS TAKE IT EASY

AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

thc diplomats kept rorking totard a solution rhich tould evcntuallyallon the mericarx to pacl up their suPPlies ard pull out

LS Depury Lrndersecretary of State Robert Vurphy l ho had flownto Lebarrri to help the gorerlrmenl patch up its political troubles contirued tallirlg nit-h leaders of both sides Eleetions rere prrstponed fora Neek irr hJpes that both opposition and gor-ertrment parties couldpcartullr asre r -prnmic candidatc Rebel leaLler Sacb Salamn h dninld Prcsideot (amille I lhamoun- immediate resiSnation also

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discussed in the hallor^ed halls of academe

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would not have known tni iitl- -uoitoitr iE would not have liberty

As we wlite hls lhe vice president an ilI-advised selection is laying a wreaEh

aE the Tomb of the Unknorrns

As we wriEe this IIABREN AVERY is in Panrm-rnj om

The renains of five American soldiers kil1ed more-rtun35 years a8o in Lhe Koreanw-ia-rJ[--ii- ttrr-ty-Noitt xo begin their final j ourney home today

A US congressional delegacion wenE to--Seoul Eo arrange for the firsE retural ofUS Korean Wdr dead from Conrmni s E NorEh Korea since I9)4

The return of the rermins is widely seen as a gestsure by Nortsh Korea Eo implovgrelations with Ehe Unitea-dLis Thi two cormtsries do noi have diplomatlc relations

IIARREN G AVERY We honor him rvho honots us

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STAR TO CELEBRATE

CERISITIAS IN KOREA

SolE people never stoP giving of themsetvei

One of the many Houywood celebrities whomlEftained ttoops in Korea and who was in atteurotdafte atthe IKWM Awads Dnner at the Celrtury Plaza Hotel wasPenny Shgleton of tslondie fame in rnotion Pictures

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has accepted the memorial committee posltion ofHonorary Chai rman-Korea General Rldgsaysrote ceneral chun8 as kinS hlm to ioln vith himonce a8aln to rork together as they dld durinSthe var General Chung has served ln a numberof high government posi tlons sl nce ret I r ln8 fromthe mili tary and currently serves as Presldent ofthe Korean Freedom LeaSue

General Ri dgqay has asked General FidelRamos of the Phil ippines to accept the HonoraryChai rmanship for that nation

KORmN SEN ORS SEOWSUPPORT FOR MEMORIAL

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ThelKWM Commmee has rece～ ed slrong suppon

from the Koreaninfin mnltlnけ in Los Angelesand there has

been a panlctlar effort on the part of lhe Korean Senbr

Ctセens Assodalわ n to lend a hand as a rlearts ot sing

thelr appreclalbn lo the men and woFlen who carlle to the貯

infinumry and made the sac bDS Whth were neceu7 topreserve ireedom in Soulh Korea

The KoreanSenbrCllzensAssocabnhasplannedamO‐August ptnt atthe sne ofthe rlenlortt in san Pedro

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Assodalion Presldquo nt EuiShkChusa that apol

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Ariarica[r owc far mora lha can cvcr repay to tboseurowbo foutht for frdoor ia Ko1 Thc livcd up lo ourt rt5 lcaviDt lhcir hods aad hEnii wililgyshoulampring thir hrdec aDd doiry wbat b6d o bcdonc So oaEy tbousanamprdurcd niblc hrdships ardEada traoacdoui sacrifaq so thai oahcs raighl livc iampccdo[r

Add that is why wc arc so rtnkCn to Bob Hop JohmyCrant and all thc ocn atrd wooaa who travclcd so far tobriot a litdc joy rnd a lor of sunshinc to thc AEcricaforccs iD Kora- Thc araramp Fu arc hooord rirhtonight arc ooly 5orll aotcEr of tbc apprccitrtion andafccrioa wc all hold for you You arc ia your owurighls AEcrican baroas

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During lhc Filst Arrual IKWM Awads Dfuie( Hopewas plcscoteurod wih thc GerL Mauhcw B Riigway AeErd ruEedfor thc formcr UN Coomatrder in Kqta ard who also seurorves asIKWM HoDorary Chairman Making thc prrsent tion on GerlRidgways bchalf ryds Ambassaampr Edad L Rowny htu$elf aKorcan Wa vcampran atd rctirEd ArDy LL Gcoeral who now sqvesas Spccial Advisc o lhe Preurosiireurotrs and Seurocrqary of Srare for ArmsConEol Mallels for hEsidq[ Bush

_ gof h ulrrt has givco his nsmc ro lhc Bob HopeCombat EnrcnaiDer of 0le yeiI Award- which hc presetred-oJohnny GEnt a verEral of 14 trips eh to Korca and VieEEmGrant $c Honqary Mayor of Holywooq and a rEseurowc MajGeneral seurorved as nasrs of cerErnooies for $e cvcnt- Tftis awardwil bc pEscnted annually

Othcr hqrorees wcrE prrsidrl|fs Awarjd preserlted byMajor General James D Delt to MCHOLAS CAPALIAInEmafiorEl Chaimals Awad Drrscocd by Dr RogerRotkockTHE HON JOAN P WINSER Consul Gcncral of CanadaNational Chatmars Awad prcscllted by Rick Sewed qI behafof Johll B Curcio ro FLUOR DANIEL CpRPORATION andErecudve Chairmars Award prrsentcd by H rk Stites toMARSTON CIIAVEZ acclpred by his widow Juanita Chavez

Amo[g ihose celebriti6 in anrlrdarce mosl of whom hadeotertaioeurod in Kcca were Cqlnic Svcns Lcs Brom TerryMoorc Argic Dicampinson JaDe Russcll ulie Adams SheilaConnolly Peany Singlelon pereuror Lreds Dick Whslow JrckielrLIaLr Elizabeuroh Talbot-Manin Chuct Essegian B uddy RogersGlctln Ford and Dict VaD Pauc[

Congraurlaory messrges o Hopc Grant ard ihe oheremcnaincrs wE(E Iso rEceiveurod from presidcnt George Bush atldformcr Praside0t Ronald Reagan

Music atd enlertai ne[t for the gala cvflt which wasprodrced and dirccEd by Michaet Tcilmann $crE proyided by ficU- S Marinc Cqp6 Band 29 palms Catif ttri +e nfantryDivision Bud Combo Califomia tumy Narional Guart and theKoran Childrros Folk Dance Ensemblc

It was a night to remember foa thc ncady 5m Eersons ina[cndrncc and a sEong indication that lhc metl arr women whoserwi in tlE fogotbn wal will no longq bc forgoftr

ON THEINTERNATIONAL

SCENEEigirlighting che llternatiorEl aspects

of the InternationaL Korean ita VetelansLerDlial are trips planned by leaders of theIKm Cdrmittee in Aprll o England Korea andthe Philippioes

IXI Dilecto of CnDications rackChilds viIL be hosted in Englard blr ibers ofthe British Nolean tla Veterang a9 he tourgthe country with ttre DampI of the EiaI tobe b^rilt in San Pedro Caufornia

Childs reports that he has receivedoutstanding assistance and cooFratioo in lheccaplex Iogistics of crancporting the llodelrrhich reighs neaEly 200 pounds frco FederalEreress Colporation of Letrphis Tennesgeelihich has not only contlibuted its facilltlesfo transportation of the deL to the BritishI9Ies brt urlde the direqtion of its Iondonleplesentative Sandy itritehead eill asgLstin transporCiog the aodel throughout inEngland

Childs and the nodel rill be ill Englandfo aFproxiriately hee Feeks

uaking the ip to Korea till beExecutive Chairoaa Jack Stites InternationaLChai) an Dr Rogeuro Rothrock IoternatjonalVice-Chaidnan H roung youn ard Steve Choa ribe of the Chosin Fei Frhd Board ofDirectors fhey eiLL iEet uith top-1eveLofficiaLs of the Kolean gglernrEnt yhich hasalready pledged a tnajo contEilartion to theIKlf Fund

D- RoChlock Crd yorm and rr Cho riIIthen continue to the phi)ippines whele theyrill nEet with cenelal Eidel Rafios rho served i-nKoreaT as rre]] a Other officials of thePhil-iFpine govelrampEnt Thele have alreadybeen iIdications of strong fiEncial suFportto be cing frdr lhe philippines

Jack Stiter and Dr Rothrock haveindicated tbat these are just the begtuDing ofthe intensive efforr to generate fund3 frcanother nalions rrhich participated in the Koleanlla

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lJerre reporting this one just as iEappeared in Ehe press If were in erroras to any of it rvelI hear about it

Our verv oidn LEGen EDITARD L ROINEY(Divcc 66-67 - Augsburg-Munich) of1105 S 23rd Arlingcon VA has thrownin the tolrel

Ambassador Ed - he has carried thattiEle in recent yealsr has resigned as asenior arms control advise to EhePresi-dent

Associates said privately EhaE he lefEbecause he thought Bush and SecreEary ofSEaie James A Baker 3d were too eager tosign a nuclear-arms Ereaty for Ehe sakeof helping out Lhe Soviet presidenEMikhail S Gorbachev

But the White House spokesrnan MarlinFiEzhraEer said Eltat Rorny had assured himEhaE his resignaEion had nothing Eo dowith differences of opinion over policy

Some offlcials said the real reason forthe deparEure is Ehat for the past severa Iyears Ror^rny tra s been relegaEed to Ehesidelines of of f icia I policy

He tras been very nrarginal to cheprocess one State DeparEmenE officialsaid _Hes been geEtin$ frusErated overthis for ouiEe a while

n frierid of Rownyts who shares hisskepEicism Eoward the Soviels and atmscontrol generally agreed He wasnt EanyIonger where Ehe acEion was He wasnLreaIIy participaEing in the decisions

Roivnys assistant Joe Duggenr deniedthese asserEions Hets been preEEy wellsatisfied ttra t his advice has been geEtsingthroush Its not alwavs been taken buEit haint been rejecEed-or ignored Hersnot Ieaving in an kind of huff

Rownv firsE nade his nnrk among conser-vative irepublicans in 1979 during theCarEer Dresidency by resigning in Protsestas the ioint Chiefs of Staff delegaEelo ift strotugic Arms Limitation Talksiiti-ctlt ind Ehe soviet leader aE Ehe

li iia r Brezhnev siSned Lhe

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a-AfEer Carter and the Soviet leader at EheEime Leonid I Brezhnev signed theSALT II treaty Rowny testified againstthe accord before the SenaEe ForeignRelaEions Comnittee and in many otherpublic fortuns

When RonaId Reagan was elected presi-denE he nade Ror^ny his chief negotiaLorfor strategic arms Ealks Rowny fiE invery wel1rr a State DepartmenE olficialsaid because noEhing was going on inarms conErol anyway

But in 1985 when US-SovieE relaEionsbegan Eo improve Reagants secretary ofsEate George P shulEz replaced Rorrnywlth J ohn Tohrer

In September 1987 Shultz excludedRowny from a crucia I meeting hrith theSoviet foreign minisEer Edrard AShevardnadze which resulEed ln a break-through thaE rnade ic possible for Reaganand Gorbachev to sign a EreaEy banningUS and Soviet mediun-ranqe missiles Ehreemonths later At the timer Rownycomplained publicly Etra E he had been lefEouE

Bush acceDEed Rownvs resisnation wiLhdeep regretr and saif You Eave servedas one of the principal architects of theAmerican polic of peace through sErengEh

Rowny will leave his PosE on June 30and will become a senior associate aE EheCenEer for Strategic and InternaEionalStudies and a visiring professor aE GeorgeVJa shineton Universitv

one-official deepiy involved in nucleararms conErol said il was ironic tha t Rotenywas leaving novr

Still the official did not shorr sur-prise at the resignaEion tIE wasalmosE inevitable Ltrat whenever anagreemenE was close Eo being reachedR6rrnv would ouit Hes rmcomf ortable wiLhrmkihg dealswith the Soviets No agree-ment Is good enough for Ed Rowny

Je wiih you well Ed Rormy andEhank you f-or all the years of love forand dedication to our country

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BufFa lo New YOrk

Wed Sepヒ 26

9=30 am Lo 800 pm ‐ RegistratiOn

1000 am ro 1000 pm - Hospiraliry Room

Dress - very infonnal - anything goes

Thurs SepE 27

930 ah ro 800 pm - Regisrratton -LlEEle EaELy Arrivals

10100 am ro 1000 pm - Eospiraltty Room

3330 pm to 930 pm - Nlagara FnIIs Tour includtnadlnner by reseffaElon only

Dress - whatever pleases you

Ar5rtlme - Naval Perk Tour $llarbot Toui on the fire boat

FrI seD 28

930 am ro 5300 pm - ReSistratlon1000 am to 600 pm - HospitaUty Rom

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Allytltne - Naval Park Tour +tlarbor Tour on the fire boat

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5300 pm- Cocktails

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Dress - [lanaiian - the Louder the beEterHosr Buffalots lbyor James D criffin (E tth RcT r53)

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Sat Sept 29

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1000 - fashion Show fot ladies lrithld iralklng dlstanceAdam Meldrrrm amp Anderson Deuropt Store

10100 ao - Annrral Business lleeting

1000 ao to 500 pn - ttospltality Rocm

Anytlme - Naval Park Tou Harbo Tour on the fire boat

Meuroooria I Service and Banaue

5OO pn - Cocktalls

500 pm - Memorlal Service and BanqueLtotlowed by a few words lhen Euslc

Dless - evenlnS wear - coats shlrEs tles etc etcstn Sept 30

70O am Lo 1l00 am - Conttnental Breakfast -arohrtith

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[Ia rbot Tours on the cityrs fire boat sre beine arranzedby courtesy of lbyor criffln at Llmes o sult-vour and Lhe ltayors cirnvenience Times rtII be anirounced

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To your righE on Ehe next Pager is apropos-ed press release pertaining Eo you-ftnow-wha e WheEher or noE you plan coaEtend this festiviEy Please cut thisouE and mil Eo your local newsPaPerIt will be nice if we can blanket Ehecountrv wlEh this announcement IE willbe verv helpful Eo our former comrades whodo noEknorrof Ehe existance of our greaLassociaEion Your initiaElve in EhismaEter is appreciated

TeIl vou the lmportance we tre plaeingupon thl giurick I were giving it- 2ones - uhE fronc Dagei on your righEtirt tte inverse paLe in Utlntlt We dldnLthink voutd wanE your Editor Eo see anyof ourcopy on thl uack slde of eherelea se

One more tip Editors love local colorIf vou can add-a paragraph about yourselfas having participated wich the DivisionaE correiiaor or Taejon or Germaf-ry orRiley herll be the more inclined tobuy ic

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Korean Yets demandreturn of remainsBv Julie BirdTime trT -rirr

WASHINGTON - The Korean War Veterans Associ-

aiion has petitioned President Bush reuroquesting thst rc-Aru of ifS servicemen in Nortl Korea be returnedand the governrnent try to locate 8ny who survive

The four-point peti[ion which wae delivered to theDepartmentof Veterans AIfairs in March asks the gov-

emnent toI Demand the remaine of five identified American

stdiers be retumed inmediatelYIPursue reports that between 1000 and 3000

A-eicrt utice-n

died in prisonerofwor camps and

trv io recover their remains-l Acknoledge the associalions belief that as many

lOO oldio i iing and unaccounttd for may still be

dive and held orisonerlTrv to reurocover Army Cpl Roger Dumas who re

otai seen alive in a prisonerofwar camp inhoal tilss but was not among prisoners repatriated inAirsust tgSS The petition asks the government lo reim-bufu his brother Robert Dumas of Canterbury Conn the $150000 he spent in his 3ampyear seardr for Roger

DumasDurus story was detailed in 1986 in Army Times

and Air Force -Tines

In 1984 olter Robert Dumas filed

suit a federal court dranged Roger Dumas ststur frommissing in action to prisoner of war

The main thing is we wsnt those five bodies bacllt

said Richad Adams president of the Korean War Ve-

teans Association The nert step b to search for re-

mains of the IOOO to 3000 soldiers thought to hsve

died in prison camps rnany of whom were buried by

fellow prisoners he said

The linal push trill be t locate any live POWs he

Baid

Were not tryng to rile the governmenl he said

Were not going to march on the Capitol [ButJ I dontknow whether were opening a bigger can of wormgthan we think

Robert Ilumas praised the ampssociations move and

said he is optimistic that the petition will achieveresults

This is the strongtst document I have seen in 40

vears on this issuen he said Wed like the ryhite

ilouse to help us lf not well do it ourselves

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CONTACT

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Buffalo New York On SepEember 27t through

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will hold its 43rd annual reunion honoring veEerans of Wor1d War IIEhe Korean lar and division members from Pearl Harbor through

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Elsewhere in Ehls issue we reporledLhe resignaEion of our good memberLrGen EuiARD L RoLTNEY Now we liveyou some of his Lhoughts which appearedln che llava I Institutes Proceedlngstlava IRevler 1990 We believe them to beva hable reading

Ambassadot Ed Rowny

Arms Control at Arms Length

Br Edward L Rorlnr

while some elements of USarms control policy will undergomajor changes in responseuro to thebrcak-up of the Soviet empirecenain principles will endure Ourarms control concepts are funda-mental and musl be applied toeach of the multitude of arms re-duction and confi dence-buildingproposals rhat the United Smres isconsidering in various neBotiationsaround the world

Underpinning any lisi of endur-ing arms control criteria is theidea that nalions do not mistrustotte another because they havearms they have alms becausethey mistrust one another Historyaod the even(s of theuro (Presiden(

Mikhail) Gorbachev era of US-Soviet relarions amply supponthis philosophy

The past also validates thecompanion principle that the moslcarefully crafted agrcenrents can$irher away during peuroriods ofheightened tension The post-World War I Washington andlrndon Naval Disarmament Con-fercnces of l92l-22 nnd 1930 il-lusrrare rhis point One postwarhistorian- Louis J Halle calledthe 1922 Washington Treaty astmtesic disaster lhat did notserve lhe cause of pelcc be-cause it conlributed to Japansunchallenged riie t0 power priorin World War llr Yet at lhc llmethe two interwar naval rcatiesrerc ratified thcy seemed likegood ideas Forcign policy expenCiovanni Engely wrde in l93lrhar at [thel Washington lNavalDisamament Confercncel possibleconflict berween the United Statesand Japan was eliminated2 Re-garding rhe 1930 London NavalTreaty he obseurorved that lthepossibilityl of a Japanese-Ameri-can conflict is no longer credibleeven in imaginative romances l

Given the poor alms controltmck rccord exemplified by thesepre-World War naval treatiesrhere is litde onder that fteUnited States had to wait until lheSraregic Arms Limitation Agrce-menrs of 1972 (SALT l) beforcthe Senate would atify anotheragreement limiting weapons cen_

rral ro U-S nalional security Notcoincidently lhe decade of the1970s was widely viewed as ao em

of deleme in US-Soviet reurolationsSince history aptly demonstiates

that arms control canoot be iso-lared fmm broader intemationalpolitical considerations howshould the Uniled States approachtodays evea changing arms con-trol scene) Even as we ieuroek (obuild uFn points of murual ad-vantage which fundamenBl prin-ciples will endure and be applica-ble regardless of all thesechanges) Simply put it is USpolicy that our arms controlagreemenls shall be equitableveritiable and must accomplishthe tbllowing) Enhance the nalional security ofrhe United States and its allies) Reduce the rist of war) Strengthen global slability

Derived from these broad pol-icy requirements are specific USarms conlrol goals for the l99osThey include commitments toseek agreernents that) Secure a slable balance of con-ventional land and air forces atthe Conventional Forces in Eu-rope (CFE) reduction lalks) Strengthen strategic stabili(yand reduce the risk of war by re-ducing srraregic nuclear force lev-els at the Stmtegic Arms Reduc-tion Talks (START)) Strcngthen deterrcnce by in-creasing rcliance on effecrive de-fensive systems should defensesprove feasible at the Defense and

Spce Talks (DST)) Promote openness ard Prcdicta-bility io thc military-seurocurity fieldat the confidence-and-seurocurity-building rieasures (CSBM) nego-tiationst

The United States is engaged inmany other arms control folumsThese include talks on chemicalweapoos missile and nuclear non_proliferation Open Skies and

-nuclear testing to nallre a lewThough noi all irrclusive the ne-gotiations oudined here teuroPresenla wide iange of US inlerests

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CFE is off to a better $an thanany other afms control negoliationin modem tinres This is one ofthe best examples of the principlerhat improved rclations enhancelhe prospects of alms conlrol wehave basic agrceuroments on thebroad tems of what alms ate tobe rcduced on the need foa effec-rive verilication- and on the im-ponant concepr of assymetricalreductions- And we seern lo havea confluence of interesls we wantthe Soviets to reduce their con_ventional force prcpondemnceand lhey are under considembleeconomic and polilical pressurc todo soLike ull othcr irrnr controlagrcemcnt thc CFE Treaty in-volveli a de|ilishlv complex webof detail Agreeing on commondeinitions tbr the major catego-ries o[ welF)ns being limited(main bxlrle ranks anilleD ar-mored combrt lehicles combaraircrati and combat helicopreN)ha Proed dilljcuk For examplenelotiirtoni must dcvelop guide-lincs lbr determininr how muchirnd whal type of urmament itwolld take to conven a cominer-cial helicoprer to u trcty-limitcdcombat helicoprer

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Recemly the issue of trurprcductions has been making head-lines The cufient NATO-wars wPact agreed position is rhar lheredlctions should involve onlyUS and Soviet ground and airforce personnel slalioned oursidelheir respeclive nltional territo-ries This proposed ceiling wouldrcducc tru)p leels to paritv in acarcllrll delined cenlral zoneThis pnrpltlsal would requirc muchgrcnler culs on the pan of theSoviet Uni(n (reduclions of about-160000 Sor iet troops comparedto boul 80000 US troops) lnthe remainder of the region fromthe Atlanric Ocean ro the UrrlMountlins ou(side lhe cenlralzone the United States miry sta-tion no more lhun J0000 rroops

The trunslbrmirtion of thc policicul alinlate rn thc wlrsr$ Pactnalions enhance thc pR)spccts tbtcomplering r Jound CFE rrcnr)- halso giles lhe tilsk more urgenct_lndeed lhe ne$ Eastem EuropeirnleadeB irre calling lbr rhe removalof Soviet lrq)ps starioncd withintheir bordeni They arc anxious trrreduce wdrsa$r Pacl mililrt)tbrccs through bihtcral negotia-rions $irh rhe Soriet Union We

eplaud the5e ctfofts since theconrplenrnl the CFE process

The wesrem objective is toculili rnd uphold rhc toral with-drltral of rll Sovicl lbrce tomEasrem Europe CFE suppons rhisSoll and lirthers the tundanrentalprinciplc o[ rlrenglheninc Iong-rerm subilit)-

President Georre Bush hachallcnlrcd lhc narions ol NATC)and lhe Waninw Pact to completerhe CFE negorialions lhis tearBeclusc this pact so grcallr re-duces thc lelels of militalv Ibrcesconlrunting one lnother in ccntrxlEurope probably nevcr betbrc hasan Jrms control agrcement held

such potenliul immediare benefitlbr cnhancing the iecuritt_ inler-esrs of rhe Unired Stares its al-lics and all Eurupe

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Thc Bush adminisrratioo s pr()-posrls in START call for creatinga nrore Jtable nuclea balaoce[ith deep reductions in slralegicnucleirr Ibrccs The reduqions aredesisned to suppon the US goclof trenslhcning dctcrrence br_

reducing the crpabilitt to huncha tirsl strike even in r crisisDeelopers ol the US duli me-ticuk)usl) adhered to the fundil-menral principles of equalit) andvcritiability

Thc posirions ot rhe lwo sideson onrc ol rhe liet START issuescan be iummarized as lbllow) DeliItt lsticlerr An agreedceiling of 1600 strategic nucleardeliel-1 ehiclcs (SNDvs) whichinclude ileployed interconrinen(alballistic missilcs (lCBIUs) andtheir iNsocixlcd launchem de-ploled submurine-launched ballis-tic nrisiles (SLBMS) llnd lhcirlaunchers irnd hcav) bombers) ltirrrrarlr An agreed ccilin ol60D llarheads The ceilins in-cludes deploled lCBirls SLBMsilnd rir-lilunched cruise missilestALCItlr t rvith eirch hea)bonber equippcd only lbr nu-cleilr-armed gravily bombs andshon-range xrtack missilcsr SRAls)counting as one warhead

) ll(ridrl Sxlrirrir The sideshae agreed on a sublimit of-19m ballisric-missile rvarheadswirhin this sublimil the Sovie(swill be required ro reduce theirhear1 ICBM tbrce to 1540 rvrr-herds on 154 missilesgt ltobil ICBMr The UnitedSrlres announccd il would dropits demrnd for a ban on mobileICBMS oi $hich the Soviets al-reldJ hre t$o t)peri depb)ed

Congressional suppon tbr thePresidenls mobilc ICBM Progmmhus become increasingly imponsntgt ALCM| On rhe subject olALCMS rhe Uniled S(ares andthe Sovict Union agreed on counl-ing rules (ALCMS ntlributed toeach type bomber) and nucleaconvcnrional dislinguishabililyHo$ever rhe ALCM range issue(ie abolc what rilnge lhrcsholddo nuclear ALCMs count) waslcft unresolved) SLCMs Though the sea-

launched cruise missile (SLCM) is

not considered x slrategic weuPon|ubjecl to START constoin(s bU-S delinition the sidcs agreedar rhe Dccember 1987 WashinetonSirmnlil to lind u mullally ircceF-irble solution to the question oflimiting rhc nucleirr-amrcd mis-riles Funhcr rhese limitationswould not involve coun(ing

SLCMS within the START6(m-wurhed und l6($-SNDVlimirs Ar the Fcbruar] 1990Moscow Ministcrial (ber eenUS Secretarl ol State JamesBuker lll and Soriet Foreign lin-isrer Eduard Sh(lardnadzer ilirppelni rhar the Sor icl Uniongenerilll) ugreed ro the coE-epr ofa declirrxrcD rpproirch rs a brsislbr involving SLCM in xrm con-trol (ic thc issuancc of politi-call binding rlatcmenrs regardinrrthe number ol SLCM5 of a splci-lied lype rnd range cach sidepllns to deplo )

The START drult treat letcontains rxn) othcr elcnrntSonE iisue$ ilre till conlertadand will require addititrnal attcn-lion prior ro rhc plxnned llirt-June 1990 US-Soviet sumrnit

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ment it shall give six mon(hsno(ice afier which the ABMTreuty shall be rednintrcd unlessthe panies agree olherwiseuro

Strclegic detenses have the po-lenrial for contriburing signili-canrly to our national securityContrary to whilt the Soviets andsome other critics say SDIstrengrhens global srabiliry andwill grearly rcduce rhe risk ofwar Any nurion posssing orthinking oI ircqurnng ballisric mis-siles would have insurmoutablediftlculties lrying to phn aroundUS srrategic defenses

Because of lhe promrsing out-lool lbr developing SDI rechnol-ogy which meuroets our defenseuroneeds and lhal of our Allies lheDST negoriations will increase inimgrnance over time

EDWAND NOW]TEYDsfrustful ol osco

SLBMS and associated launchersin (he START talks On a multi-lateral basis Notices to Airmenand Norices to Mariners (NOTAMSand NOMARS) are distributedworldide every day These no-ticcs are used exlensively to en-sure rhe safery of all vessels andaircraft in intemational water andairspace

The second poim to be empha-sized concems rhe formal CSBMtalks no$being held in ViennaAusrrix wirhour gering into a

detailed hislory of these negotia-

tions- rhe 35 members of theConterence on Security and Coop-era(ion in Europe (an organizationthat includes Nonh America and(hc Soviet Union) agreed to amandate that specifically excludesnaval activities from the CSBMpr()cess unless they arc function-ally linked lo a notifiablegr)und activity (eg amphibiousoperirrions )

Despite this mandate Io includenaval forces some naval atmscontrol proposals have been (abled

in vienna In addition the Sovi-e(s and otheni have been Propos-ing maritime-rclated measures formany yea$ A sampling of theseincludes) Zones of peace) Nuclear free zones) Geographic rcstrictioos on oper-ationsgt Limirs on exercises) Advance notification ofexercises

A main objective of confi-dence-building iteasures is said to

Concurenl nilh bur separrtetiorn START are lhe Delense andSpacc Talks (DST| being held inGeneva S$itzerllnd The gotl ofDST is a trer) lbr rhe cu)peru-tive deploymenl of lulure strltegicballitic-missile delcnses shouldsuch delenseuros prole tlasibleThroughout lhese disclrssions $econrinue lo mrke clear lo theSoviels our commilment lo the

Whercas agreemenls such asCFE DST and a properly drafredSTART Trcaty meet our arrnsconlrol crileria of enhancinp na-tionrl secunty rcducing rh riskof wor and srenstheninp llobalsrahrlrrv recenr Souler uini con-trol proposals for limiling gen-eral-purpose naval forces and operdlions simply do not meet lheseslandaads

Strategic Defense Iniria(ive lSDl)In a significant breakrhrough

rhe Soviets dropped lheir formallinkage betueen signing a STARTaereement and completing a de-fensc and space agrcement-aploy that would have allowedthem to claim a riSht ro withdrawfrom the START rreary ar somefulure date if they haddeter-mined the other side had gonebeyond lhe 1972 AntiballisticMissile (ABM) Trcary (ampi rheydefine irt-

In December 1989 US nego-liators ubled a revised drafi DSTlexl in rcsponse to the resuks oflhe Wyoming Minisrerial Underlhe revised drall lrealy if a panyannounccs its intenlion to deploystrategic ballistic-missile dettnsesbeyond lhose permi[cd by rheABM Treary rhe panies shallbegin lhree years of discussionson specillc measures tbr a cooper-ative transition lf afler thatthrce-year period eirher panywishes ro undenale such deploy-

Nevenheless the Soviet Unioncontinues to push naval iums con-rrol ar every opponunity Recenrdiscussions wirh US allies inboth Europe and in rhe Pacificreveal that lhe Soviet Union isconiinuing a full-coun prcss onrhe issue of extending groundforce-type limitations to the sea

Conridence-and-security-build-ing measurcs (known as CSBMS)in panicular arE gaining visibilityin the naval arms control aEnaAmong rhe ra[ge of potential lim-italrons that ma affect oavalforces CSBMs may evolve as themosl imrneurodiate arms controlchallenge ro US employment ofmarilime forces

At lhe outset two importantpoinls musl be underscorcd Oneis that rhe United States has al-ready subjected its naval forces tovarious cu)pemlive rcgimesThese include the bilateral US-Sovier Incidents at Sea and Dan-gerous Mililalv Acliviries Agrce-trlents as well as lhe inclusion of

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be lhe prevenlion o[ surprise al-ta(k Another related objecrive isto avoid inadvenent conflicl thatcould result from large scale exercises being misread cs prcpara-ltons for an invasion At seasuch mersuaes are not necessantrecause the concept of freedom ofthe seas already permil eitherside to observe and monitor theothers activities so thal no sur-prise or misinterpretation should(rcur- In lodays world navalforces on the surface of lhe seado not readily lend themselves tolhe initiation of (urprise attacksBesldes being relatively slowships can be lracked easilv- eirhervrsually or through mcxlem rechnicrl means

In addition ro CSBMs addi-tional arms contnrl fbnrms willlikcly be proposed bv lhc SovierUnion in the future ior nesotiat-ing limiralions on naval fesThe best answer to any call fortbrmal tall rgrecrfi calit designedlo develop xrm (ontrol lrcc-ments invol ins naval fories isJUst lo say No

If thc casc lbr naval CSBMS isIeak thc arguments for formalnaval arms reduction lalks oulsidethe CSBM pGess are lorallt-unpersuastve) ln lerms of geography alonethe Unitcd Slales lrs a marilimenalion must maintain irs abilitv tooprcratt freell in critical oceanarcas in order lo reinforce andsustain US and allied forcestound the Iorld and t() ensureurocrur economic sunivul In con-lrrsl lhe Soviet Union is a rlomi_nirnt lirnd pouer phficrll localed rn lhe Eurastan land maiwith inremal lincs o[ communica

lion to service its economic andsecurily interests) The relaration of rensions andsuccesstul complelion of CFE wiUpermit the Uniled States trr reduceitr land-based forccs in EumoeHowever rt is (enain thal USbbal inrerests outside the supcrpoIer relalionship will continueto groI As lhe world becomesincreasingly polycentric thc tradi-tional naval missi()ns oI peacetimeprcsence and crisis rcsponse willnot chanse Recional conflicts asIell as nonstale actions such asintemational lerrorism and druptrrlfi cking will require crnplo-

menl of US- naval force formissions unrelatcd lo the US-Soiet balance- In addilion rhcpftitcration ol incrcasinsl so-phisticared high-rechnology wcap-ons throuShout lhe Third World(such as ballislic missiles andchemical weapons) will require amodem navy capable of defendingagInrr threats to the uDitedSlates and our Allies withoulbeing hampered bv unnecessaryarrns control measures_) Garrosl ds oot change thefact lhat an averase of morc lhan25 civil and inlemational confliclshave erupted in the developingworld every vear since the end ofworld war Il The United Srateshas used military force in rc-sponse lo more than 200 of theseincidents The U-S Navy playeda dominant role in lE8 of thoseuroconflicts when lhe United Statesbrolsht naval power to bear toprevent war to limit its escala-lion or to protect American citi-zens or Americas allies or rrad-ing panners Onl) ten of the 188incidenls were direct results ofconfrontalion between the UnitedSlares and the Soviel Union Consequentl the facr rhat rhe SovierUnion mav appear less Ihreaieningdoes not ]essen the need for astrong US Navy- Neirher does i(reduce US elobal commitments

Finall] while negoriaring thereduction of US naval forces isa nonsQ(cr il would behoovethose tr) ing to involve rhe UniredStates in naval anns contml toassess the impact of budget con-slrainls on lhe future shape ofWestem naval forces The recentPentagon announcement on the

Not all arms control conceptsare crealed equal-some are bettcr than others On one extremeare proposals (such as those di-rccled at US naval forccs) lharundermine US deterrent capabil-ity and reaken our abiliry to ful-fill long-standing US commirments around rhe rorld At theolhcr end of rhe spectrurn is thepromise held out bv the CFElalks-negotiations lhat as presentlv cons(rued can meet theenduring US arrns control objec-tives of improving securit) en-hancing srabiliry and reducinr rherisk of war

Whether ar rhe START negotia-tions at CFE ar rhe CSBM ralkso at DST all US nesoriarorsknow lhar rhey and rh Presidentlhey represenl must answer to theAmerican people for the trcaticsthey bring home Ulrimarcly rhefinal vote rrill be based on a positive answer to the fundamcntalquestion Doeuros lhis lreaty conlribute to rhe national securitv ofthe United Srare

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The Conmittee will be nraking a bonafide effort to saLisfy everyone asrespecEs seaEing at each of our Fridayand Saturday nighL sit-doqrns If youhave a particular pal or coupLe orfoursome or six-some - whatever -leE us knorv please in advance tha wenray acconmodate you We aim to please

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For the Gtry ouE ttlere who aPParenElyis keeping score heres hovr we did inissue 2

ilW II people got about 7l column inchesKorea peoplg for about 72 co hrnn inchesTold ya were trying

BEN TJAHLE 1132 Killarney Burlingame CA went on a cruise Eo Europe this springGot to talkinE to a genElernan on theboat and tsom6hq^ the subject of war cameuD He Eurned out Eo be lbjGen JAMES EJbHNsoNco of B 5rh Rcr 750-1050Srna II w6rld isnrE iE The Generals aE11000 Hendeison Fairfax Station VA

We like the one about the 94-year oldrnan who when found guilEy in a paternitysuiE smiled This is Ehe proudest momentof my lifel

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We have underEaken Ehe handling oforders for tKorean War Alnanac Harryswork reviewed elsewhere in Ehis issue

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Darrvl Sdrawberry ePigramt-and an excru-s ive- interview rJiEh GreEa UarDo t a rlwraoped in one-ff-rii iteo hit subjecEs rvith a

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was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

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secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

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Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

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LS Depury Lrndersecretary of State Robert Vurphy l ho had flownto Lebarrri to help the gorerlrmenl patch up its political troubles contirued tallirlg nit-h leaders of both sides Eleetions rere prrstponed fora Neek irr hJpes that both opposition and gor-ertrment parties couldpcartullr asre r -prnmic candidatc Rebel leaLler Sacb Salamn h dninld Prcsideot (amille I lhamoun- immediate resiSnation also

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SolE people never stoP giving of themsetvei

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Perury was so inspircd at the February 20 evmi thatshe is now working to put togeurothera stareurotudded Christmasin Korea everrt tro beuro held in December

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t p13eurod to send erB greetlngs to thebrsand triend3 of th Internationl trorn LarVtGranr lor1al CoDlitter you gathr to ttonorperlorler3 vho lntertalnal Alellcan troops durlngth Xoren Har lly 3peclll congratulatlons 90 oAob Hops he receurolves youE llrst iceheralllatther a Ridglay Atrdr and to Johnny Grnt sh rcelves you lirstEob ttope CoDbtErtrtainr lrardaob Johnny and euroach of tha talantcd reuron andeonn you ply tribut to rhi3 venlg hlpd br1n9littleuro blt ol lrerice --nd a lot of Joy -- tooldlr3 rtaciond lr for ho and failtlrvlllrq thousand3 of rlls to har th1rsanth aong nd hu[or thy oftn lacit theuro rlko nry flr and xtreurorly inlrospltbl rrctnrcondltlon3 Itril lort3 reuror lruly 3lllslnd they icra t trclendous boost to the xrala ofour courageou troopa servlng ln xor t rple3lt to join rrtth 1I of you in 3llutlng thnon a lob scll dona

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General Ri dgqay has asked General FidelRamos of the Phil ippines to accept the HonoraryChai rmanship for that nation

KORmN SEN ORS SEOWSUPPORT FOR MEMORIAL

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from the Koreaninfin mnltlnけ in Los Angelesand there has

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Ctセens Assodalわ n to lend a hand as a rlearts ot sing

thelr appreclalbn lo the men and woFlen who carlle to the貯

infinumry and made the sac bDS Whth were neceu7 topreserve ireedom in Soulh Korea

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During lhc Filst Arrual IKWM Awads Dfuie( Hopewas plcscoteurod wih thc GerL Mauhcw B Riigway AeErd ruEedfor thc formcr UN Coomatrder in Kqta ard who also seurorves asIKWM HoDorary Chairman Making thc prrsent tion on GerlRidgways bchalf ryds Ambassaampr Edad L Rowny htu$elf aKorcan Wa vcampran atd rctirEd ArDy LL Gcoeral who now sqvesas Spccial Advisc o lhe Preurosiireurotrs and Seurocrqary of Srare for ArmsConEol Mallels for hEsidq[ Bush

_ gof h ulrrt has givco his nsmc ro lhc Bob HopeCombat EnrcnaiDer of 0le yeiI Award- which hc presetred-oJohnny GEnt a verEral of 14 trips eh to Korca and VieEEmGrant $c Honqary Mayor of Holywooq and a rEseurowc MajGeneral seurorved as nasrs of cerErnooies for $e cvcnt- Tftis awardwil bc pEscnted annually

Othcr hqrorees wcrE prrsidrl|fs Awarjd preserlted byMajor General James D Delt to MCHOLAS CAPALIAInEmafiorEl Chaimals Awad Drrscocd by Dr RogerRotkockTHE HON JOAN P WINSER Consul Gcncral of CanadaNational Chatmars Awad prcscllted by Rick Sewed qI behafof Johll B Curcio ro FLUOR DANIEL CpRPORATION andErecudve Chairmars Award prrsentcd by H rk Stites toMARSTON CIIAVEZ acclpred by his widow Juanita Chavez

Amo[g ihose celebriti6 in anrlrdarce mosl of whom hadeotertaioeurod in Kcca were Cqlnic Svcns Lcs Brom TerryMoorc Argic Dicampinson JaDe Russcll ulie Adams SheilaConnolly Peany Singlelon pereuror Lreds Dick Whslow JrckielrLIaLr Elizabeuroh Talbot-Manin Chuct Essegian B uddy RogersGlctln Ford and Dict VaD Pauc[

Congraurlaory messrges o Hopc Grant ard ihe oheremcnaincrs wE(E Iso rEceiveurod from presidcnt George Bush atldformcr Praside0t Ronald Reagan

Music atd enlertai ne[t for the gala cvflt which wasprodrced and dirccEd by Michaet Tcilmann $crE proyided by ficU- S Marinc Cqp6 Band 29 palms Catif ttri +e nfantryDivision Bud Combo Califomia tumy Narional Guart and theKoran Childrros Folk Dance Ensemblc

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ON THEINTERNATIONAL

SCENEEigirlighting che llternatiorEl aspects

of the InternationaL Korean ita VetelansLerDlial are trips planned by leaders of theIKm Cdrmittee in Aprll o England Korea andthe Philippioes

IXI Dilecto of CnDications rackChilds viIL be hosted in Englard blr ibers ofthe British Nolean tla Veterang a9 he tourgthe country with ttre DampI of the EiaI tobe b^rilt in San Pedro Caufornia

Childs reports that he has receivedoutstanding assistance and cooFratioo in lheccaplex Iogistics of crancporting the llodelrrhich reighs neaEly 200 pounds frco FederalEreress Colporation of Letrphis Tennesgeelihich has not only contlibuted its facilltlesfo transportation of the deL to the BritishI9Ies brt urlde the direqtion of its Iondonleplesentative Sandy itritehead eill asgLstin transporCiog the aodel throughout inEngland

Childs and the nodel rill be ill Englandfo aFproxiriately hee Feeks

uaking the ip to Korea till beExecutive Chairoaa Jack Stites InternationaLChai) an Dr Rogeuro Rothrock IoternatjonalVice-Chaidnan H roung youn ard Steve Choa ribe of the Chosin Fei Frhd Board ofDirectors fhey eiLL iEet uith top-1eveLofficiaLs of the Kolean gglernrEnt yhich hasalready pledged a tnajo contEilartion to theIKlf Fund

D- RoChlock Crd yorm and rr Cho riIIthen continue to the phi)ippines whele theyrill nEet with cenelal Eidel Rafios rho served i-nKoreaT as rre]] a Other officials of thePhil-iFpine govelrampEnt Thele have alreadybeen iIdications of strong fiEncial suFportto be cing frdr lhe philippines

Jack Stiter and Dr Rothrock haveindicated tbat these are just the begtuDing ofthe intensive efforr to generate fund3 frcanother nalions rrhich participated in the Koleanlla

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lJerre reporting this one just as iEappeared in Ehe press If were in erroras to any of it rvelI hear about it

Our verv oidn LEGen EDITARD L ROINEY(Divcc 66-67 - Augsburg-Munich) of1105 S 23rd Arlingcon VA has thrownin the tolrel

Ambassador Ed - he has carried thattiEle in recent yealsr has resigned as asenior arms control advise to EhePresi-dent

Associates said privately EhaE he lefEbecause he thought Bush and SecreEary ofSEaie James A Baker 3d were too eager tosign a nuclear-arms Ereaty for Ehe sakeof helping out Lhe Soviet presidenEMikhail S Gorbachev

But the White House spokesrnan MarlinFiEzhraEer said Eltat Rorny had assured himEhaE his resignaEion had nothing Eo dowith differences of opinion over policy

Some offlcials said the real reason forthe deparEure is Ehat for the past severa Iyears Ror^rny tra s been relegaEed to Ehesidelines of of f icia I policy

He tras been very nrarginal to cheprocess one State DeparEmenE officialsaid _Hes been geEtin$ frusErated overthis for ouiEe a while

n frierid of Rownyts who shares hisskepEicism Eoward the Soviels and atmscontrol generally agreed He wasnt EanyIonger where Ehe acEion was He wasnLreaIIy participaEing in the decisions

Roivnys assistant Joe Duggenr deniedthese asserEions Hets been preEEy wellsatisfied ttra t his advice has been geEtsingthroush Its not alwavs been taken buEit haint been rejecEed-or ignored Hersnot Ieaving in an kind of huff

Rownv firsE nade his nnrk among conser-vative irepublicans in 1979 during theCarEer Dresidency by resigning in Protsestas the ioint Chiefs of Staff delegaEelo ift strotugic Arms Limitation Talksiiti-ctlt ind Ehe soviet leader aE Ehe

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a-AfEer Carter and the Soviet leader at EheEime Leonid I Brezhnev signed theSALT II treaty Rowny testified againstthe accord before the SenaEe ForeignRelaEions Comnittee and in many otherpublic fortuns

When RonaId Reagan was elected presi-denE he nade Ror^ny his chief negotiaLorfor strategic arms Ealks Rowny fiE invery wel1rr a State DepartmenE olficialsaid because noEhing was going on inarms conErol anyway

But in 1985 when US-SovieE relaEionsbegan Eo improve Reagants secretary ofsEate George P shulEz replaced Rorrnywlth J ohn Tohrer

In September 1987 Shultz excludedRowny from a crucia I meeting hrith theSoviet foreign minisEer Edrard AShevardnadze which resulEed ln a break-through thaE rnade ic possible for Reaganand Gorbachev to sign a EreaEy banningUS and Soviet mediun-ranqe missiles Ehreemonths later At the timer Rownycomplained publicly Etra E he had been lefEouE

Bush acceDEed Rownvs resisnation wiLhdeep regretr and saif You Eave servedas one of the principal architects of theAmerican polic of peace through sErengEh

Rowny will leave his PosE on June 30and will become a senior associate aE EheCenEer for Strategic and InternaEionalStudies and a visiring professor aE GeorgeVJa shineton Universitv

one-official deepiy involved in nucleararms conErol said il was ironic tha t Rotenywas leaving novr

Still the official did not shorr sur-prise at the resignaEion tIE wasalmosE inevitable Ltrat whenever anagreemenE was close Eo being reachedR6rrnv would ouit Hes rmcomf ortable wiLhrmkihg dealswith the Soviets No agree-ment Is good enough for Ed Rowny

Je wiih you well Ed Rormy andEhank you f-or all the years of love forand dedication to our country

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Wed Sepヒ 26

9=30 am Lo 800 pm ‐ RegistratiOn

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Thurs SepE 27

930 ah ro 800 pm - Regisrratton -LlEEle EaELy Arrivals

10100 am ro 1000 pm - Eospiraltty Room

3330 pm to 930 pm - Nlagara FnIIs Tour includtnadlnner by reseffaElon only

Dress - whatever pleases you

Ar5rtlme - Naval Perk Tour $llarbot Toui on the fire boat

FrI seD 28

930 am ro 5300 pm - ReSistratlon1000 am to 600 pm - HospitaUty Rom

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Anytlme - Naval Park Tou Harbo Tour on the fire boat

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Dless - evenlnS wear - coats shlrEs tles etc etcstn Sept 30

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WASHINGTON - The Korean War Veterans Associ-

aiion has petitioned President Bush reuroquesting thst rc-Aru of ifS servicemen in Nortl Korea be returnedand the governrnent try to locate 8ny who survive

The four-point peti[ion which wae delivered to theDepartmentof Veterans AIfairs in March asks the gov-

emnent toI Demand the remaine of five identified American

stdiers be retumed inmediatelYIPursue reports that between 1000 and 3000

A-eicrt utice-n

died in prisonerofwor camps and

trv io recover their remains-l Acknoledge the associalions belief that as many

lOO oldio i iing and unaccounttd for may still be

dive and held orisonerlTrv to reurocover Army Cpl Roger Dumas who re

otai seen alive in a prisonerofwar camp inhoal tilss but was not among prisoners repatriated inAirsust tgSS The petition asks the government lo reim-bufu his brother Robert Dumas of Canterbury Conn the $150000 he spent in his 3ampyear seardr for Roger

DumasDurus story was detailed in 1986 in Army Times

and Air Force -Tines

In 1984 olter Robert Dumas filed

suit a federal court dranged Roger Dumas ststur frommissing in action to prisoner of war

The main thing is we wsnt those five bodies bacllt

said Richad Adams president of the Korean War Ve-

teans Association The nert step b to search for re-

mains of the IOOO to 3000 soldiers thought to hsve

died in prison camps rnany of whom were buried by

fellow prisoners he said

The linal push trill be t locate any live POWs he

Baid

Were not tryng to rile the governmenl he said

Were not going to march on the Capitol [ButJ I dontknow whether were opening a bigger can of wormgthan we think

Robert Ilumas praised the ampssociations move and

said he is optimistic that the petition will achieveresults

This is the strongtst document I have seen in 40

vears on this issuen he said Wed like the ryhite

ilouse to help us lf not well do it ourselves

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Elsewhere in Ehls issue we reporledLhe resignaEion of our good memberLrGen EuiARD L RoLTNEY Now we liveyou some of his Lhoughts which appearedln che llava I Institutes Proceedlngstlava IRevler 1990 We believe them to beva hable reading

Ambassadot Ed Rowny

Arms Control at Arms Length

Br Edward L Rorlnr

while some elements of USarms control policy will undergomajor changes in responseuro to thebrcak-up of the Soviet empirecenain principles will endure Ourarms control concepts are funda-mental and musl be applied toeach of the multitude of arms re-duction and confi dence-buildingproposals rhat the United Smres isconsidering in various neBotiationsaround the world

Underpinning any lisi of endur-ing arms control criteria is theidea that nalions do not mistrustotte another because they havearms they have alms becausethey mistrust one another Historyaod the even(s of theuro (Presiden(

Mikhail) Gorbachev era of US-Soviet relarions amply supponthis philosophy

The past also validates thecompanion principle that the moslcarefully crafted agrcenrents can$irher away during peuroriods ofheightened tension The post-World War I Washington andlrndon Naval Disarmament Con-fercnces of l92l-22 nnd 1930 il-lusrrare rhis point One postwarhistorian- Louis J Halle calledthe 1922 Washington Treaty astmtesic disaster lhat did notserve lhe cause of pelcc be-cause it conlributed to Japansunchallenged riie t0 power priorin World War llr Yet at lhc llmethe two interwar naval rcatiesrerc ratified thcy seemed likegood ideas Forcign policy expenCiovanni Engely wrde in l93lrhar at [thel Washington lNavalDisamament Confercncel possibleconflict berween the United Statesand Japan was eliminated2 Re-garding rhe 1930 London NavalTreaty he obseurorved that lthepossibilityl of a Japanese-Ameri-can conflict is no longer credibleeven in imaginative romances l

Given the poor alms controltmck rccord exemplified by thesepre-World War naval treatiesrhere is litde onder that fteUnited States had to wait until lheSraregic Arms Limitation Agrce-menrs of 1972 (SALT l) beforcthe Senate would atify anotheragreement limiting weapons cen_

rral ro U-S nalional security Notcoincidently lhe decade of the1970s was widely viewed as ao em

of deleme in US-Soviet reurolationsSince history aptly demonstiates

that arms control canoot be iso-lared fmm broader intemationalpolitical considerations howshould the Uniled States approachtodays evea changing arms con-trol scene) Even as we ieuroek (obuild uFn points of murual ad-vantage which fundamenBl prin-ciples will endure and be applica-ble regardless of all thesechanges) Simply put it is USpolicy that our arms controlagreemenls shall be equitableveritiable and must accomplishthe tbllowing) Enhance the nalional security ofrhe United States and its allies) Reduce the rist of war) Strengthen global slability

Derived from these broad pol-icy requirements are specific USarms conlrol goals for the l99osThey include commitments toseek agreernents that) Secure a slable balance of con-ventional land and air forces atthe Conventional Forces in Eu-rope (CFE) reduction lalks) Strengthen strategic stabili(yand reduce the risk of war by re-ducing srraregic nuclear force lev-els at the Stmtegic Arms Reduc-tion Talks (START)) Strcngthen deterrcnce by in-creasing rcliance on effecrive de-fensive systems should defensesprove feasible at the Defense and

Spce Talks (DST)) Promote openness ard Prcdicta-bility io thc military-seurocurity fieldat the confidence-and-seurocurity-building rieasures (CSBM) nego-tiationst

The United States is engaged inmany other arms control folumsThese include talks on chemicalweapoos missile and nuclear non_proliferation Open Skies and

-nuclear testing to nallre a lewThough noi all irrclusive the ne-gotiations oudined here teuroPresenla wide iange of US inlerests

Convantional Forces i4 EuroPe

CFE is off to a better $an thanany other afms control negoliationin modem tinres This is one ofthe best examples of the principlerhat improved rclations enhancelhe prospects of alms conlrol wehave basic agrceuroments on thebroad tems of what alms ate tobe rcduced on the need foa effec-rive verilication- and on the im-ponant concepr of assymetricalreductions- And we seern lo havea confluence of interesls we wantthe Soviets to reduce their con_ventional force prcpondemnceand lhey are under considembleeconomic and polilical pressurc todo soLike ull othcr irrnr controlagrcemcnt thc CFE Treaty in-volveli a de|ilishlv complex webof detail Agreeing on commondeinitions tbr the major catego-ries o[ welF)ns being limited(main bxlrle ranks anilleD ar-mored combrt lehicles combaraircrati and combat helicopreN)ha Proed dilljcuk For examplenelotiirtoni must dcvelop guide-lincs lbr determininr how muchirnd whal type of urmament itwolld take to conven a cominer-cial helicoprer to u trcty-limitcdcombat helicoprer

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Recemly the issue of trurprcductions has been making head-lines The cufient NATO-wars wPact agreed position is rhar lheredlctions should involve onlyUS and Soviet ground and airforce personnel slalioned oursidelheir respeclive nltional territo-ries This proposed ceiling wouldrcducc tru)p leels to paritv in acarcllrll delined cenlral zoneThis pnrpltlsal would requirc muchgrcnler culs on the pan of theSoviet Uni(n (reduclions of about-160000 Sor iet troops comparedto boul 80000 US troops) lnthe remainder of the region fromthe Atlanric Ocean ro the UrrlMountlins ou(side lhe cenlralzone the United States miry sta-tion no more lhun J0000 rroops

The trunslbrmirtion of thc policicul alinlate rn thc wlrsr$ Pactnalions enhance thc pR)spccts tbtcomplering r Jound CFE rrcnr)- halso giles lhe tilsk more urgenct_lndeed lhe ne$ Eastem EuropeirnleadeB irre calling lbr rhe removalof Soviet lrq)ps starioncd withintheir bordeni They arc anxious trrreduce wdrsa$r Pacl mililrt)tbrccs through bihtcral negotia-rions $irh rhe Soriet Union We

eplaud the5e ctfofts since theconrplenrnl the CFE process

The wesrem objective is toculili rnd uphold rhc toral with-drltral of rll Sovicl lbrce tomEasrem Europe CFE suppons rhisSoll and lirthers the tundanrentalprinciplc o[ rlrenglheninc Iong-rerm subilit)-

President Georre Bush hachallcnlrcd lhc narions ol NATC)and lhe Waninw Pact to completerhe CFE negorialions lhis tearBeclusc this pact so grcallr re-duces thc lelels of militalv Ibrcesconlrunting one lnother in ccntrxlEurope probably nevcr betbrc hasan Jrms control agrcement held

such potenliul immediare benefitlbr cnhancing the iecuritt_ inler-esrs of rhe Unired Stares its al-lics and all Eurupe

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Thc Bush adminisrratioo s pr()-posrls in START call for creatinga nrore Jtable nuclea balaoce[ith deep reductions in slralegicnucleirr Ibrccs The reduqions aredesisned to suppon the US goclof trenslhcning dctcrrence br_

reducing the crpabilitt to huncha tirsl strike even in r crisisDeelopers ol the US duli me-ticuk)usl) adhered to the fundil-menral principles of equalit) andvcritiability

Thc posirions ot rhe lwo sideson onrc ol rhe liet START issuescan be iummarized as lbllow) DeliItt lsticlerr An agreedceiling of 1600 strategic nucleardeliel-1 ehiclcs (SNDvs) whichinclude ileployed interconrinen(alballistic missilcs (lCBIUs) andtheir iNsocixlcd launchem de-ploled submurine-launched ballis-tic nrisiles (SLBMS) llnd lhcirlaunchers irnd hcav) bombers) ltirrrrarlr An agreed ccilin ol60D llarheads The ceilins in-cludes deploled lCBirls SLBMsilnd rir-lilunched cruise missilestALCItlr t rvith eirch hea)bonber equippcd only lbr nu-cleilr-armed gravily bombs andshon-range xrtack missilcsr SRAls)counting as one warhead

) ll(ridrl Sxlrirrir The sideshae agreed on a sublimit of-19m ballisric-missile rvarheadswirhin this sublimil the Sovie(swill be required ro reduce theirhear1 ICBM tbrce to 1540 rvrr-herds on 154 missilesgt ltobil ICBMr The UnitedSrlres announccd il would dropits demrnd for a ban on mobileICBMS oi $hich the Soviets al-reldJ hre t$o t)peri depb)ed

Congressional suppon tbr thePresidenls mobilc ICBM Progmmhus become increasingly imponsntgt ALCM| On rhe subject olALCMS rhe Uniled S(ares andthe Sovict Union agreed on counl-ing rules (ALCMS ntlributed toeach type bomber) and nucleaconvcnrional dislinguishabililyHo$ever rhe ALCM range issue(ie abolc what rilnge lhrcsholddo nuclear ALCMs count) waslcft unresolved) SLCMs Though the sea-

launched cruise missile (SLCM) is

not considered x slrategic weuPon|ubjecl to START constoin(s bU-S delinition the sidcs agreedar rhe Dccember 1987 WashinetonSirmnlil to lind u mullally ircceF-irble solution to the question oflimiting rhc nucleirr-amrcd mis-riles Funhcr rhese limitationswould not involve coun(ing

SLCMS within the START6(m-wurhed und l6($-SNDVlimirs Ar the Fcbruar] 1990Moscow Ministcrial (ber eenUS Secretarl ol State JamesBuker lll and Soriet Foreign lin-isrer Eduard Sh(lardnadzer ilirppelni rhar the Sor icl Uniongenerilll) ugreed ro the coE-epr ofa declirrxrcD rpproirch rs a brsislbr involving SLCM in xrm con-trol (ic thc issuancc of politi-call binding rlatcmenrs regardinrrthe number ol SLCM5 of a splci-lied lype rnd range cach sidepllns to deplo )

The START drult treat letcontains rxn) othcr elcnrntSonE iisue$ ilre till conlertadand will require addititrnal attcn-lion prior ro rhc plxnned llirt-June 1990 US-Soviet sumrnit

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ment it shall give six mon(hsno(ice afier which the ABMTreuty shall be rednintrcd unlessthe panies agree olherwiseuro

Strclegic detenses have the po-lenrial for contriburing signili-canrly to our national securityContrary to whilt the Soviets andsome other critics say SDIstrengrhens global srabiliry andwill grearly rcduce rhe risk ofwar Any nurion posssing orthinking oI ircqurnng ballisric mis-siles would have insurmoutablediftlculties lrying to phn aroundUS srrategic defenses

Because of lhe promrsing out-lool lbr developing SDI rechnol-ogy which meuroets our defenseuroneeds and lhal of our Allies lheDST negoriations will increase inimgrnance over time

EDWAND NOW]TEYDsfrustful ol osco

SLBMS and associated launchersin (he START talks On a multi-lateral basis Notices to Airmenand Norices to Mariners (NOTAMSand NOMARS) are distributedworldide every day These no-ticcs are used exlensively to en-sure rhe safery of all vessels andaircraft in intemational water andairspace

The second poim to be empha-sized concems rhe formal CSBMtalks no$being held in ViennaAusrrix wirhour gering into a

detailed hislory of these negotia-

tions- rhe 35 members of theConterence on Security and Coop-era(ion in Europe (an organizationthat includes Nonh America and(hc Soviet Union) agreed to amandate that specifically excludesnaval activities from the CSBMpr()cess unless they arc function-ally linked lo a notifiablegr)und activity (eg amphibiousoperirrions )

Despite this mandate Io includenaval forces some naval atmscontrol proposals have been (abled

in vienna In addition the Sovi-e(s and otheni have been Propos-ing maritime-rclated measures formany yea$ A sampling of theseincludes) Zones of peace) Nuclear free zones) Geographic rcstrictioos on oper-ationsgt Limirs on exercises) Advance notification ofexercises

A main objective of confi-dence-building iteasures is said to

Concurenl nilh bur separrtetiorn START are lhe Delense andSpacc Talks (DST| being held inGeneva S$itzerllnd The gotl ofDST is a trer) lbr rhe cu)peru-tive deploymenl of lulure strltegicballitic-missile delcnses shouldsuch delenseuros prole tlasibleThroughout lhese disclrssions $econrinue lo mrke clear lo theSoviels our commilment lo the

Whercas agreemenls such asCFE DST and a properly drafredSTART Trcaty meet our arrnsconlrol crileria of enhancinp na-tionrl secunty rcducing rh riskof wor and srenstheninp llobalsrahrlrrv recenr Souler uini con-trol proposals for limiling gen-eral-purpose naval forces and operdlions simply do not meet lheseslandaads

Strategic Defense Iniria(ive lSDl)In a significant breakrhrough

rhe Soviets dropped lheir formallinkage betueen signing a STARTaereement and completing a de-fensc and space agrcement-aploy that would have allowedthem to claim a riSht ro withdrawfrom the START rreary ar somefulure date if they haddeter-mined the other side had gonebeyond lhe 1972 AntiballisticMissile (ABM) Trcary (ampi rheydefine irt-

In December 1989 US nego-liators ubled a revised drafi DSTlexl in rcsponse to the resuks oflhe Wyoming Minisrerial Underlhe revised drall lrealy if a panyannounccs its intenlion to deploystrategic ballistic-missile dettnsesbeyond lhose permi[cd by rheABM Treary rhe panies shallbegin lhree years of discussionson specillc measures tbr a cooper-ative transition lf afler thatthrce-year period eirher panywishes ro undenale such deploy-

Nevenheless the Soviet Unioncontinues to push naval iums con-rrol ar every opponunity Recenrdiscussions wirh US allies inboth Europe and in rhe Pacificreveal that lhe Soviet Union isconiinuing a full-coun prcss onrhe issue of extending groundforce-type limitations to the sea

Conridence-and-security-build-ing measurcs (known as CSBMS)in panicular arE gaining visibilityin the naval arms control aEnaAmong rhe ra[ge of potential lim-italrons that ma affect oavalforces CSBMs may evolve as themosl imrneurodiate arms controlchallenge ro US employment ofmarilime forces

At lhe outset two importantpoinls musl be underscorcd Oneis that rhe United States has al-ready subjected its naval forces tovarious cu)pemlive rcgimesThese include the bilateral US-Sovier Incidents at Sea and Dan-gerous Mililalv Acliviries Agrce-trlents as well as lhe inclusion of

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be lhe prevenlion o[ surprise al-ta(k Another related objecrive isto avoid inadvenent conflicl thatcould result from large scale exercises being misread cs prcpara-ltons for an invasion At seasuch mersuaes are not necessantrecause the concept of freedom ofthe seas already permil eitherside to observe and monitor theothers activities so thal no sur-prise or misinterpretation should(rcur- In lodays world navalforces on the surface of lhe seado not readily lend themselves tolhe initiation of (urprise attacksBesldes being relatively slowships can be lracked easilv- eirhervrsually or through mcxlem rechnicrl means

In addition ro CSBMs addi-tional arms contnrl fbnrms willlikcly be proposed bv lhc SovierUnion in the future ior nesotiat-ing limiralions on naval fesThe best answer to any call fortbrmal tall rgrecrfi calit designedlo develop xrm (ontrol lrcc-ments invol ins naval fories isJUst lo say No

If thc casc lbr naval CSBMS isIeak thc arguments for formalnaval arms reduction lalks oulsidethe CSBM pGess are lorallt-unpersuastve) ln lerms of geography alonethe Unitcd Slales lrs a marilimenalion must maintain irs abilitv tooprcratt freell in critical oceanarcas in order lo reinforce andsustain US and allied forcestound the Iorld and t() ensureurocrur economic sunivul In con-lrrsl lhe Soviet Union is a rlomi_nirnt lirnd pouer phficrll localed rn lhe Eurastan land maiwith inremal lincs o[ communica

lion to service its economic andsecurily interests) The relaration of rensions andsuccesstul complelion of CFE wiUpermit the Uniled States trr reduceitr land-based forccs in EumoeHowever rt is (enain thal USbbal inrerests outside the supcrpoIer relalionship will continueto groI As lhe world becomesincreasingly polycentric thc tradi-tional naval missi()ns oI peacetimeprcsence and crisis rcsponse willnot chanse Recional conflicts asIell as nonstale actions such asintemational lerrorism and druptrrlfi cking will require crnplo-

menl of US- naval force formissions unrelatcd lo the US-Soiet balance- In addilion rhcpftitcration ol incrcasinsl so-phisticared high-rechnology wcap-ons throuShout lhe Third World(such as ballislic missiles andchemical weapons) will require amodem navy capable of defendingagInrr threats to the uDitedSlates and our Allies withoulbeing hampered bv unnecessaryarrns control measures_) Garrosl ds oot change thefact lhat an averase of morc lhan25 civil and inlemational confliclshave erupted in the developingworld every vear since the end ofworld war Il The United Srateshas used military force in rc-sponse lo more than 200 of theseincidents The U-S Navy playeda dominant role in lE8 of thoseuroconflicts when lhe United Statesbrolsht naval power to bear toprevent war to limit its escala-lion or to protect American citi-zens or Americas allies or rrad-ing panners Onl) ten of the 188incidenls were direct results ofconfrontalion between the UnitedSlares and the Soviel Union Consequentl the facr rhat rhe SovierUnion mav appear less Ihreaieningdoes not ]essen the need for astrong US Navy- Neirher does i(reduce US elobal commitments

Finall] while negoriaring thereduction of US naval forces isa nonsQ(cr il would behoovethose tr) ing to involve rhe UniredStates in naval anns contml toassess the impact of budget con-slrainls on lhe future shape ofWestem naval forces The recentPentagon announcement on the

Not all arms control conceptsare crealed equal-some are bettcr than others On one extremeare proposals (such as those di-rccled at US naval forccs) lharundermine US deterrent capabil-ity and reaken our abiliry to ful-fill long-standing US commirments around rhe rorld At theolhcr end of rhe spectrurn is thepromise held out bv the CFElalks-negotiations lhat as presentlv cons(rued can meet theenduring US arrns control objec-tives of improving securit) en-hancing srabiliry and reducinr rherisk of war

Whether ar rhe START negotia-tions at CFE ar rhe CSBM ralkso at DST all US nesoriarorsknow lhar rhey and rh Presidentlhey represenl must answer to theAmerican people for the trcaticsthey bring home Ulrimarcly rhefinal vote rrill be based on a positive answer to the fundamcntalquestion Doeuros lhis lreaty conlribute to rhe national securitv ofthe United Srare

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24lh lnfantry Divisions nextcomnlandei off icially designated

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Meior General Barry RucCaifrey has been officialydesisnaEd as the next commanderf dle 24th Infantry Divisionaccording to a DePaflment of lheArmy a lotllcement earlier this

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The Conmittee will be nraking a bonafide effort to saLisfy everyone asrespecEs seaEing at each of our Fridayand Saturday nighL sit-doqrns If youhave a particular pal or coupLe orfoursome or six-some - whatever -leE us knorv please in advance tha wenray acconmodate you We aim to please

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The Friday triP deParts 1000 amreturning by 4 with a lunch included -at $2150 pe person

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For the Gtry ouE ttlere who aPParenElyis keeping score heres hovr we did inissue 2

ilW II people got about 7l column inchesKorea peoplg for about 72 co hrnn inchesTold ya were trying

BEN TJAHLE 1132 Killarney Burlingame CA went on a cruise Eo Europe this springGot to talkinE to a genElernan on theboat and tsom6hq^ the subject of war cameuD He Eurned out Eo be lbjGen JAMES EJbHNsoNco of B 5rh Rcr 750-1050Srna II w6rld isnrE iE The Generals aE11000 Hendeison Fairfax Station VA

We like the one about the 94-year oldrnan who when found guilEy in a paternitysuiE smiled This is Ehe proudest momentof my lifel

MOVEd LICOI ALIAN C rcGILL(uq lst Bn l9rh 343-845) from ArlingronVA Eo 701 Maplewood Reno NV We nakeno snide comnent Allan

We have underEaken Ehe handling oforders for tKorean War Alnanac Harryswork reviewed elsewhere in Ehis issue

How are we going Eo do iEwe Uouehr IdO c6pies (eofE cover) from

rhe publiiher - in the belief that 100will eo like hoL cakes

weYll deliver a coPy Lo your door lr PTP(we pay the postage) for the tidy sum of

llake your checks PaYable Lo 24LhInfDlvAssn and send your orders Eo

vour Editor I20 4aple StRm 207iiof rd lrA 01103 P1ease geL your order in early Ourneck is way ouE

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is the proud faEher of anoEher book - tnrsli^ nrbtrt war A lnanac He ra s

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Darrvl Sdrawberry ePigramt-and an excru-s ive- interview rJiEh GreEa UarDo t a rlwraoped in one-ff-rii iteo hit subjecEs rvith a

ot-ftaEit and brio thaE rule ouE anyiIiiuiiicv of boredom - and in Koreanfi-lt he has done iE again

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was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

He mixes anecdoEe hisEory g9PSrP

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being careful neiEher Eo EarKJont

-iovorl n6r to tax you unduly wichoonderous Ehought silI1a-t fr]-tl tv of f er you a lietlenudge--- in shoru he transforns some of the more

aubious evenEs of our time - evenEsiiid- the rniliuery PoliEics -into tnEtt itt scinEillating -i-iiko lrar Alnanachehas done it again

tLarry tns divided AlmarEc inLo 3

secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

Cheney told reporters at a news confer-ene he has not seen the report but saidl m guessing dozehs of adijitional baseuroswill be targeted

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Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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t p13eurod to send erB greetlngs to thebrsand triend3 of th Internationl trorn LarVtGranr lor1al CoDlitter you gathr to ttonorperlorler3 vho lntertalnal Alellcan troops durlngth Xoren Har lly 3peclll congratulatlons 90 oAob Hops he receurolves youE llrst iceheralllatther a Ridglay Atrdr and to Johnny Grnt sh rcelves you lirstEob ttope CoDbtErtrtainr lrardaob Johnny and euroach of tha talantcd reuron andeonn you ply tribut to rhi3 venlg hlpd br1n9littleuro blt ol lrerice --nd a lot of Joy -- tooldlr3 rtaciond lr for ho and failtlrvlllrq thousand3 of rlls to har th1rsanth aong nd hu[or thy oftn lacit theuro rlko nry flr and xtreurorly inlrospltbl rrctnrcondltlon3 Itril lort3 reuror lruly 3lllslnd they icra t trclendous boost to the xrala ofour courageou troopa servlng ln xor t rple3lt to join rrtth 1I of you in 3llutlng thnon a lob scll dona

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has accepted the memorial committee posltion ofHonorary Chai rman-Korea General Rldgsaysrote ceneral chun8 as kinS hlm to ioln vith himonce a8aln to rork together as they dld durinSthe var General Chung has served ln a numberof high government posi tlons sl nce ret I r ln8 fromthe mili tary and currently serves as Presldent ofthe Korean Freedom LeaSue

General Ri dgqay has asked General FidelRamos of the Phil ippines to accept the HonoraryChai rmanship for that nation

KORmN SEN ORS SEOWSUPPORT FOR MEMORIAL

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ThelKWM Commmee has rece～ ed slrong suppon

from the Koreaninfin mnltlnけ in Los Angelesand there has

been a panlctlar effort on the part of lhe Korean Senbr

Ctセens Assodalわ n to lend a hand as a rlearts ot sing

thelr appreclalbn lo the men and woFlen who carlle to the貯

infinumry and made the sac bDS Whth were neceu7 topreserve ireedom in Soulh Korea

The KoreanSenbrCllzensAssocabnhasplannedamO‐August ptnt atthe sne ofthe rlenlortt in san Pedro

to help in rating funds ea7771aked forthe rrlentona

Assodalion Presldquo nt EuiShkChusa that apol

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Ariarica[r owc far mora lha can cvcr repay to tboseurowbo foutht for frdoor ia Ko1 Thc livcd up lo ourt rt5 lcaviDt lhcir hods aad hEnii wililgyshoulampring thir hrdec aDd doiry wbat b6d o bcdonc So oaEy tbousanamprdurcd niblc hrdships ardEada traoacdoui sacrifaq so thai oahcs raighl livc iampccdo[r

Add that is why wc arc so rtnkCn to Bob Hop JohmyCrant and all thc ocn atrd wooaa who travclcd so far tobriot a litdc joy rnd a lor of sunshinc to thc AEcricaforccs iD Kora- Thc araramp Fu arc hooord rirhtonight arc ooly 5orll aotcEr of tbc apprccitrtion andafccrioa wc all hold for you You arc ia your owurighls AEcrican baroas

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A black-tie ceurolebrity-sdrddd gal8 ar tlle Cqmlry plazaIlotel ir lrB Angcles laurcbcd lic t eurornational KorEatr WarVcEraN Mcmorial fuld raishg csmpaign b ncw hcighB orFchuary m as Bob HqE atrd 0l[( USO pqfqmeuro(s ho tudcnteuroflahcd uDoF during 1h6 Kolarl Var wcr honored

During lhc Filst Arrual IKWM Awads Dfuie( Hopewas plcscoteurod wih thc GerL Mauhcw B Riigway AeErd ruEedfor thc formcr UN Coomatrder in Kqta ard who also seurorves asIKWM HoDorary Chairman Making thc prrsent tion on GerlRidgways bchalf ryds Ambassaampr Edad L Rowny htu$elf aKorcan Wa vcampran atd rctirEd ArDy LL Gcoeral who now sqvesas Spccial Advisc o lhe Preurosiireurotrs and Seurocrqary of Srare for ArmsConEol Mallels for hEsidq[ Bush

_ gof h ulrrt has givco his nsmc ro lhc Bob HopeCombat EnrcnaiDer of 0le yeiI Award- which hc presetred-oJohnny GEnt a verEral of 14 trips eh to Korca and VieEEmGrant $c Honqary Mayor of Holywooq and a rEseurowc MajGeneral seurorved as nasrs of cerErnooies for $e cvcnt- Tftis awardwil bc pEscnted annually

Othcr hqrorees wcrE prrsidrl|fs Awarjd preserlted byMajor General James D Delt to MCHOLAS CAPALIAInEmafiorEl Chaimals Awad Drrscocd by Dr RogerRotkockTHE HON JOAN P WINSER Consul Gcncral of CanadaNational Chatmars Awad prcscllted by Rick Sewed qI behafof Johll B Curcio ro FLUOR DANIEL CpRPORATION andErecudve Chairmars Award prrsentcd by H rk Stites toMARSTON CIIAVEZ acclpred by his widow Juanita Chavez

Amo[g ihose celebriti6 in anrlrdarce mosl of whom hadeotertaioeurod in Kcca were Cqlnic Svcns Lcs Brom TerryMoorc Argic Dicampinson JaDe Russcll ulie Adams SheilaConnolly Peany Singlelon pereuror Lreds Dick Whslow JrckielrLIaLr Elizabeuroh Talbot-Manin Chuct Essegian B uddy RogersGlctln Ford and Dict VaD Pauc[

Congraurlaory messrges o Hopc Grant ard ihe oheremcnaincrs wE(E Iso rEceiveurod from presidcnt George Bush atldformcr Praside0t Ronald Reagan

Music atd enlertai ne[t for the gala cvflt which wasprodrced and dirccEd by Michaet Tcilmann $crE proyided by ficU- S Marinc Cqp6 Band 29 palms Catif ttri +e nfantryDivision Bud Combo Califomia tumy Narional Guart and theKoran Childrros Folk Dance Ensemblc

It was a night to remember foa thc ncady 5m Eersons ina[cndrncc and a sEong indication that lhc metl arr women whoserwi in tlE fogotbn wal will no longq bc forgoftr

ON THEINTERNATIONAL

SCENEEigirlighting che llternatiorEl aspects

of the InternationaL Korean ita VetelansLerDlial are trips planned by leaders of theIKm Cdrmittee in Aprll o England Korea andthe Philippioes

IXI Dilecto of CnDications rackChilds viIL be hosted in Englard blr ibers ofthe British Nolean tla Veterang a9 he tourgthe country with ttre DampI of the EiaI tobe b^rilt in San Pedro Caufornia

Childs reports that he has receivedoutstanding assistance and cooFratioo in lheccaplex Iogistics of crancporting the llodelrrhich reighs neaEly 200 pounds frco FederalEreress Colporation of Letrphis Tennesgeelihich has not only contlibuted its facilltlesfo transportation of the deL to the BritishI9Ies brt urlde the direqtion of its Iondonleplesentative Sandy itritehead eill asgLstin transporCiog the aodel throughout inEngland

Childs and the nodel rill be ill Englandfo aFproxiriately hee Feeks

uaking the ip to Korea till beExecutive Chairoaa Jack Stites InternationaLChai) an Dr Rogeuro Rothrock IoternatjonalVice-Chaidnan H roung youn ard Steve Choa ribe of the Chosin Fei Frhd Board ofDirectors fhey eiLL iEet uith top-1eveLofficiaLs of the Kolean gglernrEnt yhich hasalready pledged a tnajo contEilartion to theIKlf Fund

D- RoChlock Crd yorm and rr Cho riIIthen continue to the phi)ippines whele theyrill nEet with cenelal Eidel Rafios rho served i-nKoreaT as rre]] a Other officials of thePhil-iFpine govelrampEnt Thele have alreadybeen iIdications of strong fiEncial suFportto be cing frdr lhe philippines

Jack Stiter and Dr Rothrock haveindicated tbat these are just the begtuDing ofthe intensive efforr to generate fund3 frcanother nalions rrhich participated in the Koleanlla

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lJerre reporting this one just as iEappeared in Ehe press If were in erroras to any of it rvelI hear about it

Our verv oidn LEGen EDITARD L ROINEY(Divcc 66-67 - Augsburg-Munich) of1105 S 23rd Arlingcon VA has thrownin the tolrel

Ambassador Ed - he has carried thattiEle in recent yealsr has resigned as asenior arms control advise to EhePresi-dent

Associates said privately EhaE he lefEbecause he thought Bush and SecreEary ofSEaie James A Baker 3d were too eager tosign a nuclear-arms Ereaty for Ehe sakeof helping out Lhe Soviet presidenEMikhail S Gorbachev

But the White House spokesrnan MarlinFiEzhraEer said Eltat Rorny had assured himEhaE his resignaEion had nothing Eo dowith differences of opinion over policy

Some offlcials said the real reason forthe deparEure is Ehat for the past severa Iyears Ror^rny tra s been relegaEed to Ehesidelines of of f icia I policy

He tras been very nrarginal to cheprocess one State DeparEmenE officialsaid _Hes been geEtin$ frusErated overthis for ouiEe a while

n frierid of Rownyts who shares hisskepEicism Eoward the Soviels and atmscontrol generally agreed He wasnt EanyIonger where Ehe acEion was He wasnLreaIIy participaEing in the decisions

Roivnys assistant Joe Duggenr deniedthese asserEions Hets been preEEy wellsatisfied ttra t his advice has been geEtsingthroush Its not alwavs been taken buEit haint been rejecEed-or ignored Hersnot Ieaving in an kind of huff

Rownv firsE nade his nnrk among conser-vative irepublicans in 1979 during theCarEer Dresidency by resigning in Protsestas the ioint Chiefs of Staff delegaEelo ift strotugic Arms Limitation Talksiiti-ctlt ind Ehe soviet leader aE Ehe

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a-AfEer Carter and the Soviet leader at EheEime Leonid I Brezhnev signed theSALT II treaty Rowny testified againstthe accord before the SenaEe ForeignRelaEions Comnittee and in many otherpublic fortuns

When RonaId Reagan was elected presi-denE he nade Ror^ny his chief negotiaLorfor strategic arms Ealks Rowny fiE invery wel1rr a State DepartmenE olficialsaid because noEhing was going on inarms conErol anyway

But in 1985 when US-SovieE relaEionsbegan Eo improve Reagants secretary ofsEate George P shulEz replaced Rorrnywlth J ohn Tohrer

In September 1987 Shultz excludedRowny from a crucia I meeting hrith theSoviet foreign minisEer Edrard AShevardnadze which resulEed ln a break-through thaE rnade ic possible for Reaganand Gorbachev to sign a EreaEy banningUS and Soviet mediun-ranqe missiles Ehreemonths later At the timer Rownycomplained publicly Etra E he had been lefEouE

Bush acceDEed Rownvs resisnation wiLhdeep regretr and saif You Eave servedas one of the principal architects of theAmerican polic of peace through sErengEh

Rowny will leave his PosE on June 30and will become a senior associate aE EheCenEer for Strategic and InternaEionalStudies and a visiring professor aE GeorgeVJa shineton Universitv

one-official deepiy involved in nucleararms conErol said il was ironic tha t Rotenywas leaving novr

Still the official did not shorr sur-prise at the resignaEion tIE wasalmosE inevitable Ltrat whenever anagreemenE was close Eo being reachedR6rrnv would ouit Hes rmcomf ortable wiLhrmkihg dealswith the Soviets No agree-ment Is good enough for Ed Rowny

Je wiih you well Ed Rormy andEhank you f-or all the years of love forand dedication to our country

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Thurs SepE 27

930 ah ro 800 pm - Regisrratton -LlEEle EaELy Arrivals

10100 am ro 1000 pm - Eospiraltty Room

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WASHINGTON - The Korean War Veterans Associ-

aiion has petitioned President Bush reuroquesting thst rc-Aru of ifS servicemen in Nortl Korea be returnedand the governrnent try to locate 8ny who survive

The four-point peti[ion which wae delivered to theDepartmentof Veterans AIfairs in March asks the gov-

emnent toI Demand the remaine of five identified American

stdiers be retumed inmediatelYIPursue reports that between 1000 and 3000

A-eicrt utice-n

died in prisonerofwor camps and

trv io recover their remains-l Acknoledge the associalions belief that as many

lOO oldio i iing and unaccounttd for may still be

dive and held orisonerlTrv to reurocover Army Cpl Roger Dumas who re

otai seen alive in a prisonerofwar camp inhoal tilss but was not among prisoners repatriated inAirsust tgSS The petition asks the government lo reim-bufu his brother Robert Dumas of Canterbury Conn the $150000 he spent in his 3ampyear seardr for Roger

DumasDurus story was detailed in 1986 in Army Times

and Air Force -Tines

In 1984 olter Robert Dumas filed

suit a federal court dranged Roger Dumas ststur frommissing in action to prisoner of war

The main thing is we wsnt those five bodies bacllt

said Richad Adams president of the Korean War Ve-

teans Association The nert step b to search for re-

mains of the IOOO to 3000 soldiers thought to hsve

died in prison camps rnany of whom were buried by

fellow prisoners he said

The linal push trill be t locate any live POWs he

Baid

Were not tryng to rile the governmenl he said

Were not going to march on the Capitol [ButJ I dontknow whether were opening a bigger can of wormgthan we think

Robert Ilumas praised the ampssociations move and

said he is optimistic that the petition will achieveresults

This is the strongtst document I have seen in 40

vears on this issuen he said Wed like the ryhite

ilouse to help us lf not well do it ourselves

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Elsewhere in Ehls issue we reporledLhe resignaEion of our good memberLrGen EuiARD L RoLTNEY Now we liveyou some of his Lhoughts which appearedln che llava I Institutes Proceedlngstlava IRevler 1990 We believe them to beva hable reading

Ambassadot Ed Rowny

Arms Control at Arms Length

Br Edward L Rorlnr

while some elements of USarms control policy will undergomajor changes in responseuro to thebrcak-up of the Soviet empirecenain principles will endure Ourarms control concepts are funda-mental and musl be applied toeach of the multitude of arms re-duction and confi dence-buildingproposals rhat the United Smres isconsidering in various neBotiationsaround the world

Underpinning any lisi of endur-ing arms control criteria is theidea that nalions do not mistrustotte another because they havearms they have alms becausethey mistrust one another Historyaod the even(s of theuro (Presiden(

Mikhail) Gorbachev era of US-Soviet relarions amply supponthis philosophy

The past also validates thecompanion principle that the moslcarefully crafted agrcenrents can$irher away during peuroriods ofheightened tension The post-World War I Washington andlrndon Naval Disarmament Con-fercnces of l92l-22 nnd 1930 il-lusrrare rhis point One postwarhistorian- Louis J Halle calledthe 1922 Washington Treaty astmtesic disaster lhat did notserve lhe cause of pelcc be-cause it conlributed to Japansunchallenged riie t0 power priorin World War llr Yet at lhc llmethe two interwar naval rcatiesrerc ratified thcy seemed likegood ideas Forcign policy expenCiovanni Engely wrde in l93lrhar at [thel Washington lNavalDisamament Confercncel possibleconflict berween the United Statesand Japan was eliminated2 Re-garding rhe 1930 London NavalTreaty he obseurorved that lthepossibilityl of a Japanese-Ameri-can conflict is no longer credibleeven in imaginative romances l

Given the poor alms controltmck rccord exemplified by thesepre-World War naval treatiesrhere is litde onder that fteUnited States had to wait until lheSraregic Arms Limitation Agrce-menrs of 1972 (SALT l) beforcthe Senate would atify anotheragreement limiting weapons cen_

rral ro U-S nalional security Notcoincidently lhe decade of the1970s was widely viewed as ao em

of deleme in US-Soviet reurolationsSince history aptly demonstiates

that arms control canoot be iso-lared fmm broader intemationalpolitical considerations howshould the Uniled States approachtodays evea changing arms con-trol scene) Even as we ieuroek (obuild uFn points of murual ad-vantage which fundamenBl prin-ciples will endure and be applica-ble regardless of all thesechanges) Simply put it is USpolicy that our arms controlagreemenls shall be equitableveritiable and must accomplishthe tbllowing) Enhance the nalional security ofrhe United States and its allies) Reduce the rist of war) Strengthen global slability

Derived from these broad pol-icy requirements are specific USarms conlrol goals for the l99osThey include commitments toseek agreernents that) Secure a slable balance of con-ventional land and air forces atthe Conventional Forces in Eu-rope (CFE) reduction lalks) Strengthen strategic stabili(yand reduce the risk of war by re-ducing srraregic nuclear force lev-els at the Stmtegic Arms Reduc-tion Talks (START)) Strcngthen deterrcnce by in-creasing rcliance on effecrive de-fensive systems should defensesprove feasible at the Defense and

Spce Talks (DST)) Promote openness ard Prcdicta-bility io thc military-seurocurity fieldat the confidence-and-seurocurity-building rieasures (CSBM) nego-tiationst

The United States is engaged inmany other arms control folumsThese include talks on chemicalweapoos missile and nuclear non_proliferation Open Skies and

-nuclear testing to nallre a lewThough noi all irrclusive the ne-gotiations oudined here teuroPresenla wide iange of US inlerests

Convantional Forces i4 EuroPe

CFE is off to a better $an thanany other afms control negoliationin modem tinres This is one ofthe best examples of the principlerhat improved rclations enhancelhe prospects of alms conlrol wehave basic agrceuroments on thebroad tems of what alms ate tobe rcduced on the need foa effec-rive verilication- and on the im-ponant concepr of assymetricalreductions- And we seern lo havea confluence of interesls we wantthe Soviets to reduce their con_ventional force prcpondemnceand lhey are under considembleeconomic and polilical pressurc todo soLike ull othcr irrnr controlagrcemcnt thc CFE Treaty in-volveli a de|ilishlv complex webof detail Agreeing on commondeinitions tbr the major catego-ries o[ welF)ns being limited(main bxlrle ranks anilleD ar-mored combrt lehicles combaraircrati and combat helicopreN)ha Proed dilljcuk For examplenelotiirtoni must dcvelop guide-lincs lbr determininr how muchirnd whal type of urmament itwolld take to conven a cominer-cial helicoprer to u trcty-limitcdcombat helicoprer

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Recemly the issue of trurprcductions has been making head-lines The cufient NATO-wars wPact agreed position is rhar lheredlctions should involve onlyUS and Soviet ground and airforce personnel slalioned oursidelheir respeclive nltional territo-ries This proposed ceiling wouldrcducc tru)p leels to paritv in acarcllrll delined cenlral zoneThis pnrpltlsal would requirc muchgrcnler culs on the pan of theSoviet Uni(n (reduclions of about-160000 Sor iet troops comparedto boul 80000 US troops) lnthe remainder of the region fromthe Atlanric Ocean ro the UrrlMountlins ou(side lhe cenlralzone the United States miry sta-tion no more lhun J0000 rroops

The trunslbrmirtion of thc policicul alinlate rn thc wlrsr$ Pactnalions enhance thc pR)spccts tbtcomplering r Jound CFE rrcnr)- halso giles lhe tilsk more urgenct_lndeed lhe ne$ Eastem EuropeirnleadeB irre calling lbr rhe removalof Soviet lrq)ps starioncd withintheir bordeni They arc anxious trrreduce wdrsa$r Pacl mililrt)tbrccs through bihtcral negotia-rions $irh rhe Soriet Union We

eplaud the5e ctfofts since theconrplenrnl the CFE process

The wesrem objective is toculili rnd uphold rhc toral with-drltral of rll Sovicl lbrce tomEasrem Europe CFE suppons rhisSoll and lirthers the tundanrentalprinciplc o[ rlrenglheninc Iong-rerm subilit)-

President Georre Bush hachallcnlrcd lhc narions ol NATC)and lhe Waninw Pact to completerhe CFE negorialions lhis tearBeclusc this pact so grcallr re-duces thc lelels of militalv Ibrcesconlrunting one lnother in ccntrxlEurope probably nevcr betbrc hasan Jrms control agrcement held

such potenliul immediare benefitlbr cnhancing the iecuritt_ inler-esrs of rhe Unired Stares its al-lics and all Eurupe

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Thc Bush adminisrratioo s pr()-posrls in START call for creatinga nrore Jtable nuclea balaoce[ith deep reductions in slralegicnucleirr Ibrccs The reduqions aredesisned to suppon the US goclof trenslhcning dctcrrence br_

reducing the crpabilitt to huncha tirsl strike even in r crisisDeelopers ol the US duli me-ticuk)usl) adhered to the fundil-menral principles of equalit) andvcritiability

Thc posirions ot rhe lwo sideson onrc ol rhe liet START issuescan be iummarized as lbllow) DeliItt lsticlerr An agreedceiling of 1600 strategic nucleardeliel-1 ehiclcs (SNDvs) whichinclude ileployed interconrinen(alballistic missilcs (lCBIUs) andtheir iNsocixlcd launchem de-ploled submurine-launched ballis-tic nrisiles (SLBMS) llnd lhcirlaunchers irnd hcav) bombers) ltirrrrarlr An agreed ccilin ol60D llarheads The ceilins in-cludes deploled lCBirls SLBMsilnd rir-lilunched cruise missilestALCItlr t rvith eirch hea)bonber equippcd only lbr nu-cleilr-armed gravily bombs andshon-range xrtack missilcsr SRAls)counting as one warhead

) ll(ridrl Sxlrirrir The sideshae agreed on a sublimit of-19m ballisric-missile rvarheadswirhin this sublimil the Sovie(swill be required ro reduce theirhear1 ICBM tbrce to 1540 rvrr-herds on 154 missilesgt ltobil ICBMr The UnitedSrlres announccd il would dropits demrnd for a ban on mobileICBMS oi $hich the Soviets al-reldJ hre t$o t)peri depb)ed

Congressional suppon tbr thePresidenls mobilc ICBM Progmmhus become increasingly imponsntgt ALCM| On rhe subject olALCMS rhe Uniled S(ares andthe Sovict Union agreed on counl-ing rules (ALCMS ntlributed toeach type bomber) and nucleaconvcnrional dislinguishabililyHo$ever rhe ALCM range issue(ie abolc what rilnge lhrcsholddo nuclear ALCMs count) waslcft unresolved) SLCMs Though the sea-

launched cruise missile (SLCM) is

not considered x slrategic weuPon|ubjecl to START constoin(s bU-S delinition the sidcs agreedar rhe Dccember 1987 WashinetonSirmnlil to lind u mullally ircceF-irble solution to the question oflimiting rhc nucleirr-amrcd mis-riles Funhcr rhese limitationswould not involve coun(ing

SLCMS within the START6(m-wurhed und l6($-SNDVlimirs Ar the Fcbruar] 1990Moscow Ministcrial (ber eenUS Secretarl ol State JamesBuker lll and Soriet Foreign lin-isrer Eduard Sh(lardnadzer ilirppelni rhar the Sor icl Uniongenerilll) ugreed ro the coE-epr ofa declirrxrcD rpproirch rs a brsislbr involving SLCM in xrm con-trol (ic thc issuancc of politi-call binding rlatcmenrs regardinrrthe number ol SLCM5 of a splci-lied lype rnd range cach sidepllns to deplo )

The START drult treat letcontains rxn) othcr elcnrntSonE iisue$ ilre till conlertadand will require addititrnal attcn-lion prior ro rhc plxnned llirt-June 1990 US-Soviet sumrnit

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ment it shall give six mon(hsno(ice afier which the ABMTreuty shall be rednintrcd unlessthe panies agree olherwiseuro

Strclegic detenses have the po-lenrial for contriburing signili-canrly to our national securityContrary to whilt the Soviets andsome other critics say SDIstrengrhens global srabiliry andwill grearly rcduce rhe risk ofwar Any nurion posssing orthinking oI ircqurnng ballisric mis-siles would have insurmoutablediftlculties lrying to phn aroundUS srrategic defenses

Because of lhe promrsing out-lool lbr developing SDI rechnol-ogy which meuroets our defenseuroneeds and lhal of our Allies lheDST negoriations will increase inimgrnance over time

EDWAND NOW]TEYDsfrustful ol osco

SLBMS and associated launchersin (he START talks On a multi-lateral basis Notices to Airmenand Norices to Mariners (NOTAMSand NOMARS) are distributedworldide every day These no-ticcs are used exlensively to en-sure rhe safery of all vessels andaircraft in intemational water andairspace

The second poim to be empha-sized concems rhe formal CSBMtalks no$being held in ViennaAusrrix wirhour gering into a

detailed hislory of these negotia-

tions- rhe 35 members of theConterence on Security and Coop-era(ion in Europe (an organizationthat includes Nonh America and(hc Soviet Union) agreed to amandate that specifically excludesnaval activities from the CSBMpr()cess unless they arc function-ally linked lo a notifiablegr)und activity (eg amphibiousoperirrions )

Despite this mandate Io includenaval forces some naval atmscontrol proposals have been (abled

in vienna In addition the Sovi-e(s and otheni have been Propos-ing maritime-rclated measures formany yea$ A sampling of theseincludes) Zones of peace) Nuclear free zones) Geographic rcstrictioos on oper-ationsgt Limirs on exercises) Advance notification ofexercises

A main objective of confi-dence-building iteasures is said to

Concurenl nilh bur separrtetiorn START are lhe Delense andSpacc Talks (DST| being held inGeneva S$itzerllnd The gotl ofDST is a trer) lbr rhe cu)peru-tive deploymenl of lulure strltegicballitic-missile delcnses shouldsuch delenseuros prole tlasibleThroughout lhese disclrssions $econrinue lo mrke clear lo theSoviels our commilment lo the

Whercas agreemenls such asCFE DST and a properly drafredSTART Trcaty meet our arrnsconlrol crileria of enhancinp na-tionrl secunty rcducing rh riskof wor and srenstheninp llobalsrahrlrrv recenr Souler uini con-trol proposals for limiling gen-eral-purpose naval forces and operdlions simply do not meet lheseslandaads

Strategic Defense Iniria(ive lSDl)In a significant breakrhrough

rhe Soviets dropped lheir formallinkage betueen signing a STARTaereement and completing a de-fensc and space agrcement-aploy that would have allowedthem to claim a riSht ro withdrawfrom the START rreary ar somefulure date if they haddeter-mined the other side had gonebeyond lhe 1972 AntiballisticMissile (ABM) Trcary (ampi rheydefine irt-

In December 1989 US nego-liators ubled a revised drafi DSTlexl in rcsponse to the resuks oflhe Wyoming Minisrerial Underlhe revised drall lrealy if a panyannounccs its intenlion to deploystrategic ballistic-missile dettnsesbeyond lhose permi[cd by rheABM Treary rhe panies shallbegin lhree years of discussionson specillc measures tbr a cooper-ative transition lf afler thatthrce-year period eirher panywishes ro undenale such deploy-

Nevenheless the Soviet Unioncontinues to push naval iums con-rrol ar every opponunity Recenrdiscussions wirh US allies inboth Europe and in rhe Pacificreveal that lhe Soviet Union isconiinuing a full-coun prcss onrhe issue of extending groundforce-type limitations to the sea

Conridence-and-security-build-ing measurcs (known as CSBMS)in panicular arE gaining visibilityin the naval arms control aEnaAmong rhe ra[ge of potential lim-italrons that ma affect oavalforces CSBMs may evolve as themosl imrneurodiate arms controlchallenge ro US employment ofmarilime forces

At lhe outset two importantpoinls musl be underscorcd Oneis that rhe United States has al-ready subjected its naval forces tovarious cu)pemlive rcgimesThese include the bilateral US-Sovier Incidents at Sea and Dan-gerous Mililalv Acliviries Agrce-trlents as well as lhe inclusion of

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be lhe prevenlion o[ surprise al-ta(k Another related objecrive isto avoid inadvenent conflicl thatcould result from large scale exercises being misread cs prcpara-ltons for an invasion At seasuch mersuaes are not necessantrecause the concept of freedom ofthe seas already permil eitherside to observe and monitor theothers activities so thal no sur-prise or misinterpretation should(rcur- In lodays world navalforces on the surface of lhe seado not readily lend themselves tolhe initiation of (urprise attacksBesldes being relatively slowships can be lracked easilv- eirhervrsually or through mcxlem rechnicrl means

In addition ro CSBMs addi-tional arms contnrl fbnrms willlikcly be proposed bv lhc SovierUnion in the future ior nesotiat-ing limiralions on naval fesThe best answer to any call fortbrmal tall rgrecrfi calit designedlo develop xrm (ontrol lrcc-ments invol ins naval fories isJUst lo say No

If thc casc lbr naval CSBMS isIeak thc arguments for formalnaval arms reduction lalks oulsidethe CSBM pGess are lorallt-unpersuastve) ln lerms of geography alonethe Unitcd Slales lrs a marilimenalion must maintain irs abilitv tooprcratt freell in critical oceanarcas in order lo reinforce andsustain US and allied forcestound the Iorld and t() ensureurocrur economic sunivul In con-lrrsl lhe Soviet Union is a rlomi_nirnt lirnd pouer phficrll localed rn lhe Eurastan land maiwith inremal lincs o[ communica

lion to service its economic andsecurily interests) The relaration of rensions andsuccesstul complelion of CFE wiUpermit the Uniled States trr reduceitr land-based forccs in EumoeHowever rt is (enain thal USbbal inrerests outside the supcrpoIer relalionship will continueto groI As lhe world becomesincreasingly polycentric thc tradi-tional naval missi()ns oI peacetimeprcsence and crisis rcsponse willnot chanse Recional conflicts asIell as nonstale actions such asintemational lerrorism and druptrrlfi cking will require crnplo-

menl of US- naval force formissions unrelatcd lo the US-Soiet balance- In addilion rhcpftitcration ol incrcasinsl so-phisticared high-rechnology wcap-ons throuShout lhe Third World(such as ballislic missiles andchemical weapons) will require amodem navy capable of defendingagInrr threats to the uDitedSlates and our Allies withoulbeing hampered bv unnecessaryarrns control measures_) Garrosl ds oot change thefact lhat an averase of morc lhan25 civil and inlemational confliclshave erupted in the developingworld every vear since the end ofworld war Il The United Srateshas used military force in rc-sponse lo more than 200 of theseincidents The U-S Navy playeda dominant role in lE8 of thoseuroconflicts when lhe United Statesbrolsht naval power to bear toprevent war to limit its escala-lion or to protect American citi-zens or Americas allies or rrad-ing panners Onl) ten of the 188incidenls were direct results ofconfrontalion between the UnitedSlares and the Soviel Union Consequentl the facr rhat rhe SovierUnion mav appear less Ihreaieningdoes not ]essen the need for astrong US Navy- Neirher does i(reduce US elobal commitments

Finall] while negoriaring thereduction of US naval forces isa nonsQ(cr il would behoovethose tr) ing to involve rhe UniredStates in naval anns contml toassess the impact of budget con-slrainls on lhe future shape ofWestem naval forces The recentPentagon announcement on the

Not all arms control conceptsare crealed equal-some are bettcr than others On one extremeare proposals (such as those di-rccled at US naval forccs) lharundermine US deterrent capabil-ity and reaken our abiliry to ful-fill long-standing US commirments around rhe rorld At theolhcr end of rhe spectrurn is thepromise held out bv the CFElalks-negotiations lhat as presentlv cons(rued can meet theenduring US arrns control objec-tives of improving securit) en-hancing srabiliry and reducinr rherisk of war

Whether ar rhe START negotia-tions at CFE ar rhe CSBM ralkso at DST all US nesoriarorsknow lhar rhey and rh Presidentlhey represenl must answer to theAmerican people for the trcaticsthey bring home Ulrimarcly rhefinal vote rrill be based on a positive answer to the fundamcntalquestion Doeuros lhis lreaty conlribute to rhe national securitv ofthe United Srare

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24lh lnfantry Divisions nextcomnlandei off icially designated

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Meior General Barry RucCaifrey has been officialydesisnaEd as the next commanderf dle 24th Infantry Divisionaccording to a DePaflment of lheArmy a lotllcement earlier this

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The Conmittee will be nraking a bonafide effort to saLisfy everyone asrespecEs seaEing at each of our Fridayand Saturday nighL sit-doqrns If youhave a particular pal or coupLe orfoursome or six-some - whatever -leE us knorv please in advance tha wenray acconmodate you We aim to please

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The Friday triP deParts 1000 amreturning by 4 with a lunch included -at $2150 pe person

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For the Gtry ouE ttlere who aPParenElyis keeping score heres hovr we did inissue 2

ilW II people got about 7l column inchesKorea peoplg for about 72 co hrnn inchesTold ya were trying

BEN TJAHLE 1132 Killarney Burlingame CA went on a cruise Eo Europe this springGot to talkinE to a genElernan on theboat and tsom6hq^ the subject of war cameuD He Eurned out Eo be lbjGen JAMES EJbHNsoNco of B 5rh Rcr 750-1050Srna II w6rld isnrE iE The Generals aE11000 Hendeison Fairfax Station VA

We like the one about the 94-year oldrnan who when found guilEy in a paternitysuiE smiled This is Ehe proudest momentof my lifel

MOVEd LICOI ALIAN C rcGILL(uq lst Bn l9rh 343-845) from ArlingronVA Eo 701 Maplewood Reno NV We nakeno snide comnent Allan

We have underEaken Ehe handling oforders for tKorean War Alnanac Harryswork reviewed elsewhere in Ehis issue

How are we going Eo do iEwe Uouehr IdO c6pies (eofE cover) from

rhe publiiher - in the belief that 100will eo like hoL cakes

weYll deliver a coPy Lo your door lr PTP(we pay the postage) for the tidy sum of

llake your checks PaYable Lo 24LhInfDlvAssn and send your orders Eo

vour Editor I20 4aple StRm 207iiof rd lrA 01103 P1ease geL your order in early Ourneck is way ouE

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is the proud faEher of anoEher book - tnrsli^ nrbtrt war A lnanac He ra s

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Darrvl Sdrawberry ePigramt-and an excru-s ive- interview rJiEh GreEa UarDo t a rlwraoped in one-ff-rii iteo hit subjecEs rvith a

ot-ftaEit and brio thaE rule ouE anyiIiiuiiicv of boredom - and in Koreanfi-lt he has done iE again

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was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

He mixes anecdoEe hisEory g9PSrP

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being careful neiEher Eo EarKJont

-iovorl n6r to tax you unduly wichoonderous Ehought silI1a-t fr]-tl tv of f er you a lietlenudge--- in shoru he transforns some of the more

aubious evenEs of our time - evenEsiiid- the rniliuery PoliEics -into tnEtt itt scinEillating -i-iiko lrar Alnanachehas done it again

tLarry tns divided AlmarEc inLo 3

secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

Cheney told reporters at a news confer-ene he has not seen the report but saidl m guessing dozehs of adijitional baseuroswill be targeted

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Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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has accepted the memorial committee posltion ofHonorary Chai rman-Korea General Rldgsaysrote ceneral chun8 as kinS hlm to ioln vith himonce a8aln to rork together as they dld durinSthe var General Chung has served ln a numberof high government posi tlons sl nce ret I r ln8 fromthe mili tary and currently serves as Presldent ofthe Korean Freedom LeaSue

General Ri dgqay has asked General FidelRamos of the Phil ippines to accept the HonoraryChai rmanship for that nation

KORmN SEN ORS SEOWSUPPORT FOR MEMORIAL

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ThelKWM Commmee has rece～ ed slrong suppon

from the Koreaninfin mnltlnけ in Los Angelesand there has

been a panlctlar effort on the part of lhe Korean Senbr

Ctセens Assodalわ n to lend a hand as a rlearts ot sing

thelr appreclalbn lo the men and woFlen who carlle to the貯

infinumry and made the sac bDS Whth were neceu7 topreserve ireedom in Soulh Korea

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to help in rating funds ea7771aked forthe rrlentona

Assodalion Presldquo nt EuiShkChusa that apol

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During lhc Filst Arrual IKWM Awads Dfuie( Hopewas plcscoteurod wih thc GerL Mauhcw B Riigway AeErd ruEedfor thc formcr UN Coomatrder in Kqta ard who also seurorves asIKWM HoDorary Chairman Making thc prrsent tion on GerlRidgways bchalf ryds Ambassaampr Edad L Rowny htu$elf aKorcan Wa vcampran atd rctirEd ArDy LL Gcoeral who now sqvesas Spccial Advisc o lhe Preurosiireurotrs and Seurocrqary of Srare for ArmsConEol Mallels for hEsidq[ Bush

_ gof h ulrrt has givco his nsmc ro lhc Bob HopeCombat EnrcnaiDer of 0le yeiI Award- which hc presetred-oJohnny GEnt a verEral of 14 trips eh to Korca and VieEEmGrant $c Honqary Mayor of Holywooq and a rEseurowc MajGeneral seurorved as nasrs of cerErnooies for $e cvcnt- Tftis awardwil bc pEscnted annually

Othcr hqrorees wcrE prrsidrl|fs Awarjd preserlted byMajor General James D Delt to MCHOLAS CAPALIAInEmafiorEl Chaimals Awad Drrscocd by Dr RogerRotkockTHE HON JOAN P WINSER Consul Gcncral of CanadaNational Chatmars Awad prcscllted by Rick Sewed qI behafof Johll B Curcio ro FLUOR DANIEL CpRPORATION andErecudve Chairmars Award prrsentcd by H rk Stites toMARSTON CIIAVEZ acclpred by his widow Juanita Chavez

Amo[g ihose celebriti6 in anrlrdarce mosl of whom hadeotertaioeurod in Kcca were Cqlnic Svcns Lcs Brom TerryMoorc Argic Dicampinson JaDe Russcll ulie Adams SheilaConnolly Peany Singlelon pereuror Lreds Dick Whslow JrckielrLIaLr Elizabeuroh Talbot-Manin Chuct Essegian B uddy RogersGlctln Ford and Dict VaD Pauc[

Congraurlaory messrges o Hopc Grant ard ihe oheremcnaincrs wE(E Iso rEceiveurod from presidcnt George Bush atldformcr Praside0t Ronald Reagan

Music atd enlertai ne[t for the gala cvflt which wasprodrced and dirccEd by Michaet Tcilmann $crE proyided by ficU- S Marinc Cqp6 Band 29 palms Catif ttri +e nfantryDivision Bud Combo Califomia tumy Narional Guart and theKoran Childrros Folk Dance Ensemblc

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ON THEINTERNATIONAL

SCENEEigirlighting che llternatiorEl aspects

of the InternationaL Korean ita VetelansLerDlial are trips planned by leaders of theIKm Cdrmittee in Aprll o England Korea andthe Philippioes

IXI Dilecto of CnDications rackChilds viIL be hosted in Englard blr ibers ofthe British Nolean tla Veterang a9 he tourgthe country with ttre DampI of the EiaI tobe b^rilt in San Pedro Caufornia

Childs reports that he has receivedoutstanding assistance and cooFratioo in lheccaplex Iogistics of crancporting the llodelrrhich reighs neaEly 200 pounds frco FederalEreress Colporation of Letrphis Tennesgeelihich has not only contlibuted its facilltlesfo transportation of the deL to the BritishI9Ies brt urlde the direqtion of its Iondonleplesentative Sandy itritehead eill asgLstin transporCiog the aodel throughout inEngland

Childs and the nodel rill be ill Englandfo aFproxiriately hee Feeks

uaking the ip to Korea till beExecutive Chairoaa Jack Stites InternationaLChai) an Dr Rogeuro Rothrock IoternatjonalVice-Chaidnan H roung youn ard Steve Choa ribe of the Chosin Fei Frhd Board ofDirectors fhey eiLL iEet uith top-1eveLofficiaLs of the Kolean gglernrEnt yhich hasalready pledged a tnajo contEilartion to theIKlf Fund

D- RoChlock Crd yorm and rr Cho riIIthen continue to the phi)ippines whele theyrill nEet with cenelal Eidel Rafios rho served i-nKoreaT as rre]] a Other officials of thePhil-iFpine govelrampEnt Thele have alreadybeen iIdications of strong fiEncial suFportto be cing frdr lhe philippines

Jack Stiter and Dr Rothrock haveindicated tbat these are just the begtuDing ofthe intensive efforr to generate fund3 frcanother nalions rrhich participated in the Koleanlla

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lJerre reporting this one just as iEappeared in Ehe press If were in erroras to any of it rvelI hear about it

Our verv oidn LEGen EDITARD L ROINEY(Divcc 66-67 - Augsburg-Munich) of1105 S 23rd Arlingcon VA has thrownin the tolrel

Ambassador Ed - he has carried thattiEle in recent yealsr has resigned as asenior arms control advise to EhePresi-dent

Associates said privately EhaE he lefEbecause he thought Bush and SecreEary ofSEaie James A Baker 3d were too eager tosign a nuclear-arms Ereaty for Ehe sakeof helping out Lhe Soviet presidenEMikhail S Gorbachev

But the White House spokesrnan MarlinFiEzhraEer said Eltat Rorny had assured himEhaE his resignaEion had nothing Eo dowith differences of opinion over policy

Some offlcials said the real reason forthe deparEure is Ehat for the past severa Iyears Ror^rny tra s been relegaEed to Ehesidelines of of f icia I policy

He tras been very nrarginal to cheprocess one State DeparEmenE officialsaid _Hes been geEtin$ frusErated overthis for ouiEe a while

n frierid of Rownyts who shares hisskepEicism Eoward the Soviels and atmscontrol generally agreed He wasnt EanyIonger where Ehe acEion was He wasnLreaIIy participaEing in the decisions

Roivnys assistant Joe Duggenr deniedthese asserEions Hets been preEEy wellsatisfied ttra t his advice has been geEtsingthroush Its not alwavs been taken buEit haint been rejecEed-or ignored Hersnot Ieaving in an kind of huff

Rownv firsE nade his nnrk among conser-vative irepublicans in 1979 during theCarEer Dresidency by resigning in Protsestas the ioint Chiefs of Staff delegaEelo ift strotugic Arms Limitation Talksiiti-ctlt ind Ehe soviet leader aE Ehe

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a-AfEer Carter and the Soviet leader at EheEime Leonid I Brezhnev signed theSALT II treaty Rowny testified againstthe accord before the SenaEe ForeignRelaEions Comnittee and in many otherpublic fortuns

When RonaId Reagan was elected presi-denE he nade Ror^ny his chief negotiaLorfor strategic arms Ealks Rowny fiE invery wel1rr a State DepartmenE olficialsaid because noEhing was going on inarms conErol anyway

But in 1985 when US-SovieE relaEionsbegan Eo improve Reagants secretary ofsEate George P shulEz replaced Rorrnywlth J ohn Tohrer

In September 1987 Shultz excludedRowny from a crucia I meeting hrith theSoviet foreign minisEer Edrard AShevardnadze which resulEed ln a break-through thaE rnade ic possible for Reaganand Gorbachev to sign a EreaEy banningUS and Soviet mediun-ranqe missiles Ehreemonths later At the timer Rownycomplained publicly Etra E he had been lefEouE

Bush acceDEed Rownvs resisnation wiLhdeep regretr and saif You Eave servedas one of the principal architects of theAmerican polic of peace through sErengEh

Rowny will leave his PosE on June 30and will become a senior associate aE EheCenEer for Strategic and InternaEionalStudies and a visiring professor aE GeorgeVJa shineton Universitv

one-official deepiy involved in nucleararms conErol said il was ironic tha t Rotenywas leaving novr

Still the official did not shorr sur-prise at the resignaEion tIE wasalmosE inevitable Ltrat whenever anagreemenE was close Eo being reachedR6rrnv would ouit Hes rmcomf ortable wiLhrmkihg dealswith the Soviets No agree-ment Is good enough for Ed Rowny

Je wiih you well Ed Rormy andEhank you f-or all the years of love forand dedication to our country

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Thurs SepE 27

930 ah ro 800 pm - Regisrratton -LlEEle EaELy Arrivals

10100 am ro 1000 pm - Eospiraltty Room

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Korean Yets demandreturn of remainsBv Julie BirdTime trT -rirr

WASHINGTON - The Korean War Veterans Associ-

aiion has petitioned President Bush reuroquesting thst rc-Aru of ifS servicemen in Nortl Korea be returnedand the governrnent try to locate 8ny who survive

The four-point peti[ion which wae delivered to theDepartmentof Veterans AIfairs in March asks the gov-

emnent toI Demand the remaine of five identified American

stdiers be retumed inmediatelYIPursue reports that between 1000 and 3000

A-eicrt utice-n

died in prisonerofwor camps and

trv io recover their remains-l Acknoledge the associalions belief that as many

lOO oldio i iing and unaccounttd for may still be

dive and held orisonerlTrv to reurocover Army Cpl Roger Dumas who re

otai seen alive in a prisonerofwar camp inhoal tilss but was not among prisoners repatriated inAirsust tgSS The petition asks the government lo reim-bufu his brother Robert Dumas of Canterbury Conn the $150000 he spent in his 3ampyear seardr for Roger

DumasDurus story was detailed in 1986 in Army Times

and Air Force -Tines

In 1984 olter Robert Dumas filed

suit a federal court dranged Roger Dumas ststur frommissing in action to prisoner of war

The main thing is we wsnt those five bodies bacllt

said Richad Adams president of the Korean War Ve-

teans Association The nert step b to search for re-

mains of the IOOO to 3000 soldiers thought to hsve

died in prison camps rnany of whom were buried by

fellow prisoners he said

The linal push trill be t locate any live POWs he

Baid

Were not tryng to rile the governmenl he said

Were not going to march on the Capitol [ButJ I dontknow whether were opening a bigger can of wormgthan we think

Robert Ilumas praised the ampssociations move and

said he is optimistic that the petition will achieveresults

This is the strongtst document I have seen in 40

vears on this issuen he said Wed like the ryhite

ilouse to help us lf not well do it ourselves

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Elsewhere in Ehls issue we reporledLhe resignaEion of our good memberLrGen EuiARD L RoLTNEY Now we liveyou some of his Lhoughts which appearedln che llava I Institutes Proceedlngstlava IRevler 1990 We believe them to beva hable reading

Ambassadot Ed Rowny

Arms Control at Arms Length

Br Edward L Rorlnr

while some elements of USarms control policy will undergomajor changes in responseuro to thebrcak-up of the Soviet empirecenain principles will endure Ourarms control concepts are funda-mental and musl be applied toeach of the multitude of arms re-duction and confi dence-buildingproposals rhat the United Smres isconsidering in various neBotiationsaround the world

Underpinning any lisi of endur-ing arms control criteria is theidea that nalions do not mistrustotte another because they havearms they have alms becausethey mistrust one another Historyaod the even(s of theuro (Presiden(

Mikhail) Gorbachev era of US-Soviet relarions amply supponthis philosophy

The past also validates thecompanion principle that the moslcarefully crafted agrcenrents can$irher away during peuroriods ofheightened tension The post-World War I Washington andlrndon Naval Disarmament Con-fercnces of l92l-22 nnd 1930 il-lusrrare rhis point One postwarhistorian- Louis J Halle calledthe 1922 Washington Treaty astmtesic disaster lhat did notserve lhe cause of pelcc be-cause it conlributed to Japansunchallenged riie t0 power priorin World War llr Yet at lhc llmethe two interwar naval rcatiesrerc ratified thcy seemed likegood ideas Forcign policy expenCiovanni Engely wrde in l93lrhar at [thel Washington lNavalDisamament Confercncel possibleconflict berween the United Statesand Japan was eliminated2 Re-garding rhe 1930 London NavalTreaty he obseurorved that lthepossibilityl of a Japanese-Ameri-can conflict is no longer credibleeven in imaginative romances l

Given the poor alms controltmck rccord exemplified by thesepre-World War naval treatiesrhere is litde onder that fteUnited States had to wait until lheSraregic Arms Limitation Agrce-menrs of 1972 (SALT l) beforcthe Senate would atify anotheragreement limiting weapons cen_

rral ro U-S nalional security Notcoincidently lhe decade of the1970s was widely viewed as ao em

of deleme in US-Soviet reurolationsSince history aptly demonstiates

that arms control canoot be iso-lared fmm broader intemationalpolitical considerations howshould the Uniled States approachtodays evea changing arms con-trol scene) Even as we ieuroek (obuild uFn points of murual ad-vantage which fundamenBl prin-ciples will endure and be applica-ble regardless of all thesechanges) Simply put it is USpolicy that our arms controlagreemenls shall be equitableveritiable and must accomplishthe tbllowing) Enhance the nalional security ofrhe United States and its allies) Reduce the rist of war) Strengthen global slability

Derived from these broad pol-icy requirements are specific USarms conlrol goals for the l99osThey include commitments toseek agreernents that) Secure a slable balance of con-ventional land and air forces atthe Conventional Forces in Eu-rope (CFE) reduction lalks) Strengthen strategic stabili(yand reduce the risk of war by re-ducing srraregic nuclear force lev-els at the Stmtegic Arms Reduc-tion Talks (START)) Strcngthen deterrcnce by in-creasing rcliance on effecrive de-fensive systems should defensesprove feasible at the Defense and

Spce Talks (DST)) Promote openness ard Prcdicta-bility io thc military-seurocurity fieldat the confidence-and-seurocurity-building rieasures (CSBM) nego-tiationst

The United States is engaged inmany other arms control folumsThese include talks on chemicalweapoos missile and nuclear non_proliferation Open Skies and

-nuclear testing to nallre a lewThough noi all irrclusive the ne-gotiations oudined here teuroPresenla wide iange of US inlerests

Convantional Forces i4 EuroPe

CFE is off to a better $an thanany other afms control negoliationin modem tinres This is one ofthe best examples of the principlerhat improved rclations enhancelhe prospects of alms conlrol wehave basic agrceuroments on thebroad tems of what alms ate tobe rcduced on the need foa effec-rive verilication- and on the im-ponant concepr of assymetricalreductions- And we seern lo havea confluence of interesls we wantthe Soviets to reduce their con_ventional force prcpondemnceand lhey are under considembleeconomic and polilical pressurc todo soLike ull othcr irrnr controlagrcemcnt thc CFE Treaty in-volveli a de|ilishlv complex webof detail Agreeing on commondeinitions tbr the major catego-ries o[ welF)ns being limited(main bxlrle ranks anilleD ar-mored combrt lehicles combaraircrati and combat helicopreN)ha Proed dilljcuk For examplenelotiirtoni must dcvelop guide-lincs lbr determininr how muchirnd whal type of urmament itwolld take to conven a cominer-cial helicoprer to u trcty-limitcdcombat helicoprer

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Recemly the issue of trurprcductions has been making head-lines The cufient NATO-wars wPact agreed position is rhar lheredlctions should involve onlyUS and Soviet ground and airforce personnel slalioned oursidelheir respeclive nltional territo-ries This proposed ceiling wouldrcducc tru)p leels to paritv in acarcllrll delined cenlral zoneThis pnrpltlsal would requirc muchgrcnler culs on the pan of theSoviet Uni(n (reduclions of about-160000 Sor iet troops comparedto boul 80000 US troops) lnthe remainder of the region fromthe Atlanric Ocean ro the UrrlMountlins ou(side lhe cenlralzone the United States miry sta-tion no more lhun J0000 rroops

The trunslbrmirtion of thc policicul alinlate rn thc wlrsr$ Pactnalions enhance thc pR)spccts tbtcomplering r Jound CFE rrcnr)- halso giles lhe tilsk more urgenct_lndeed lhe ne$ Eastem EuropeirnleadeB irre calling lbr rhe removalof Soviet lrq)ps starioncd withintheir bordeni They arc anxious trrreduce wdrsa$r Pacl mililrt)tbrccs through bihtcral negotia-rions $irh rhe Soriet Union We

eplaud the5e ctfofts since theconrplenrnl the CFE process

The wesrem objective is toculili rnd uphold rhc toral with-drltral of rll Sovicl lbrce tomEasrem Europe CFE suppons rhisSoll and lirthers the tundanrentalprinciplc o[ rlrenglheninc Iong-rerm subilit)-

President Georre Bush hachallcnlrcd lhc narions ol NATC)and lhe Waninw Pact to completerhe CFE negorialions lhis tearBeclusc this pact so grcallr re-duces thc lelels of militalv Ibrcesconlrunting one lnother in ccntrxlEurope probably nevcr betbrc hasan Jrms control agrcement held

such potenliul immediare benefitlbr cnhancing the iecuritt_ inler-esrs of rhe Unired Stares its al-lics and all Eurupe

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Thc Bush adminisrratioo s pr()-posrls in START call for creatinga nrore Jtable nuclea balaoce[ith deep reductions in slralegicnucleirr Ibrccs The reduqions aredesisned to suppon the US goclof trenslhcning dctcrrence br_

reducing the crpabilitt to huncha tirsl strike even in r crisisDeelopers ol the US duli me-ticuk)usl) adhered to the fundil-menral principles of equalit) andvcritiability

Thc posirions ot rhe lwo sideson onrc ol rhe liet START issuescan be iummarized as lbllow) DeliItt lsticlerr An agreedceiling of 1600 strategic nucleardeliel-1 ehiclcs (SNDvs) whichinclude ileployed interconrinen(alballistic missilcs (lCBIUs) andtheir iNsocixlcd launchem de-ploled submurine-launched ballis-tic nrisiles (SLBMS) llnd lhcirlaunchers irnd hcav) bombers) ltirrrrarlr An agreed ccilin ol60D llarheads The ceilins in-cludes deploled lCBirls SLBMsilnd rir-lilunched cruise missilestALCItlr t rvith eirch hea)bonber equippcd only lbr nu-cleilr-armed gravily bombs andshon-range xrtack missilcsr SRAls)counting as one warhead

) ll(ridrl Sxlrirrir The sideshae agreed on a sublimit of-19m ballisric-missile rvarheadswirhin this sublimil the Sovie(swill be required ro reduce theirhear1 ICBM tbrce to 1540 rvrr-herds on 154 missilesgt ltobil ICBMr The UnitedSrlres announccd il would dropits demrnd for a ban on mobileICBMS oi $hich the Soviets al-reldJ hre t$o t)peri depb)ed

Congressional suppon tbr thePresidenls mobilc ICBM Progmmhus become increasingly imponsntgt ALCM| On rhe subject olALCMS rhe Uniled S(ares andthe Sovict Union agreed on counl-ing rules (ALCMS ntlributed toeach type bomber) and nucleaconvcnrional dislinguishabililyHo$ever rhe ALCM range issue(ie abolc what rilnge lhrcsholddo nuclear ALCMs count) waslcft unresolved) SLCMs Though the sea-

launched cruise missile (SLCM) is

not considered x slrategic weuPon|ubjecl to START constoin(s bU-S delinition the sidcs agreedar rhe Dccember 1987 WashinetonSirmnlil to lind u mullally ircceF-irble solution to the question oflimiting rhc nucleirr-amrcd mis-riles Funhcr rhese limitationswould not involve coun(ing

SLCMS within the START6(m-wurhed und l6($-SNDVlimirs Ar the Fcbruar] 1990Moscow Ministcrial (ber eenUS Secretarl ol State JamesBuker lll and Soriet Foreign lin-isrer Eduard Sh(lardnadzer ilirppelni rhar the Sor icl Uniongenerilll) ugreed ro the coE-epr ofa declirrxrcD rpproirch rs a brsislbr involving SLCM in xrm con-trol (ic thc issuancc of politi-call binding rlatcmenrs regardinrrthe number ol SLCM5 of a splci-lied lype rnd range cach sidepllns to deplo )

The START drult treat letcontains rxn) othcr elcnrntSonE iisue$ ilre till conlertadand will require addititrnal attcn-lion prior ro rhc plxnned llirt-June 1990 US-Soviet sumrnit

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ment it shall give six mon(hsno(ice afier which the ABMTreuty shall be rednintrcd unlessthe panies agree olherwiseuro

Strclegic detenses have the po-lenrial for contriburing signili-canrly to our national securityContrary to whilt the Soviets andsome other critics say SDIstrengrhens global srabiliry andwill grearly rcduce rhe risk ofwar Any nurion posssing orthinking oI ircqurnng ballisric mis-siles would have insurmoutablediftlculties lrying to phn aroundUS srrategic defenses

Because of lhe promrsing out-lool lbr developing SDI rechnol-ogy which meuroets our defenseuroneeds and lhal of our Allies lheDST negoriations will increase inimgrnance over time

EDWAND NOW]TEYDsfrustful ol osco

SLBMS and associated launchersin (he START talks On a multi-lateral basis Notices to Airmenand Norices to Mariners (NOTAMSand NOMARS) are distributedworldide every day These no-ticcs are used exlensively to en-sure rhe safery of all vessels andaircraft in intemational water andairspace

The second poim to be empha-sized concems rhe formal CSBMtalks no$being held in ViennaAusrrix wirhour gering into a

detailed hislory of these negotia-

tions- rhe 35 members of theConterence on Security and Coop-era(ion in Europe (an organizationthat includes Nonh America and(hc Soviet Union) agreed to amandate that specifically excludesnaval activities from the CSBMpr()cess unless they arc function-ally linked lo a notifiablegr)und activity (eg amphibiousoperirrions )

Despite this mandate Io includenaval forces some naval atmscontrol proposals have been (abled

in vienna In addition the Sovi-e(s and otheni have been Propos-ing maritime-rclated measures formany yea$ A sampling of theseincludes) Zones of peace) Nuclear free zones) Geographic rcstrictioos on oper-ationsgt Limirs on exercises) Advance notification ofexercises

A main objective of confi-dence-building iteasures is said to

Concurenl nilh bur separrtetiorn START are lhe Delense andSpacc Talks (DST| being held inGeneva S$itzerllnd The gotl ofDST is a trer) lbr rhe cu)peru-tive deploymenl of lulure strltegicballitic-missile delcnses shouldsuch delenseuros prole tlasibleThroughout lhese disclrssions $econrinue lo mrke clear lo theSoviels our commilment lo the

Whercas agreemenls such asCFE DST and a properly drafredSTART Trcaty meet our arrnsconlrol crileria of enhancinp na-tionrl secunty rcducing rh riskof wor and srenstheninp llobalsrahrlrrv recenr Souler uini con-trol proposals for limiling gen-eral-purpose naval forces and operdlions simply do not meet lheseslandaads

Strategic Defense Iniria(ive lSDl)In a significant breakrhrough

rhe Soviets dropped lheir formallinkage betueen signing a STARTaereement and completing a de-fensc and space agrcement-aploy that would have allowedthem to claim a riSht ro withdrawfrom the START rreary ar somefulure date if they haddeter-mined the other side had gonebeyond lhe 1972 AntiballisticMissile (ABM) Trcary (ampi rheydefine irt-

In December 1989 US nego-liators ubled a revised drafi DSTlexl in rcsponse to the resuks oflhe Wyoming Minisrerial Underlhe revised drall lrealy if a panyannounccs its intenlion to deploystrategic ballistic-missile dettnsesbeyond lhose permi[cd by rheABM Treary rhe panies shallbegin lhree years of discussionson specillc measures tbr a cooper-ative transition lf afler thatthrce-year period eirher panywishes ro undenale such deploy-

Nevenheless the Soviet Unioncontinues to push naval iums con-rrol ar every opponunity Recenrdiscussions wirh US allies inboth Europe and in rhe Pacificreveal that lhe Soviet Union isconiinuing a full-coun prcss onrhe issue of extending groundforce-type limitations to the sea

Conridence-and-security-build-ing measurcs (known as CSBMS)in panicular arE gaining visibilityin the naval arms control aEnaAmong rhe ra[ge of potential lim-italrons that ma affect oavalforces CSBMs may evolve as themosl imrneurodiate arms controlchallenge ro US employment ofmarilime forces

At lhe outset two importantpoinls musl be underscorcd Oneis that rhe United States has al-ready subjected its naval forces tovarious cu)pemlive rcgimesThese include the bilateral US-Sovier Incidents at Sea and Dan-gerous Mililalv Acliviries Agrce-trlents as well as lhe inclusion of

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be lhe prevenlion o[ surprise al-ta(k Another related objecrive isto avoid inadvenent conflicl thatcould result from large scale exercises being misread cs prcpara-ltons for an invasion At seasuch mersuaes are not necessantrecause the concept of freedom ofthe seas already permil eitherside to observe and monitor theothers activities so thal no sur-prise or misinterpretation should(rcur- In lodays world navalforces on the surface of lhe seado not readily lend themselves tolhe initiation of (urprise attacksBesldes being relatively slowships can be lracked easilv- eirhervrsually or through mcxlem rechnicrl means

In addition ro CSBMs addi-tional arms contnrl fbnrms willlikcly be proposed bv lhc SovierUnion in the future ior nesotiat-ing limiralions on naval fesThe best answer to any call fortbrmal tall rgrecrfi calit designedlo develop xrm (ontrol lrcc-ments invol ins naval fories isJUst lo say No

If thc casc lbr naval CSBMS isIeak thc arguments for formalnaval arms reduction lalks oulsidethe CSBM pGess are lorallt-unpersuastve) ln lerms of geography alonethe Unitcd Slales lrs a marilimenalion must maintain irs abilitv tooprcratt freell in critical oceanarcas in order lo reinforce andsustain US and allied forcestound the Iorld and t() ensureurocrur economic sunivul In con-lrrsl lhe Soviet Union is a rlomi_nirnt lirnd pouer phficrll localed rn lhe Eurastan land maiwith inremal lincs o[ communica

lion to service its economic andsecurily interests) The relaration of rensions andsuccesstul complelion of CFE wiUpermit the Uniled States trr reduceitr land-based forccs in EumoeHowever rt is (enain thal USbbal inrerests outside the supcrpoIer relalionship will continueto groI As lhe world becomesincreasingly polycentric thc tradi-tional naval missi()ns oI peacetimeprcsence and crisis rcsponse willnot chanse Recional conflicts asIell as nonstale actions such asintemational lerrorism and druptrrlfi cking will require crnplo-

menl of US- naval force formissions unrelatcd lo the US-Soiet balance- In addilion rhcpftitcration ol incrcasinsl so-phisticared high-rechnology wcap-ons throuShout lhe Third World(such as ballislic missiles andchemical weapons) will require amodem navy capable of defendingagInrr threats to the uDitedSlates and our Allies withoulbeing hampered bv unnecessaryarrns control measures_) Garrosl ds oot change thefact lhat an averase of morc lhan25 civil and inlemational confliclshave erupted in the developingworld every vear since the end ofworld war Il The United Srateshas used military force in rc-sponse lo more than 200 of theseincidents The U-S Navy playeda dominant role in lE8 of thoseuroconflicts when lhe United Statesbrolsht naval power to bear toprevent war to limit its escala-lion or to protect American citi-zens or Americas allies or rrad-ing panners Onl) ten of the 188incidenls were direct results ofconfrontalion between the UnitedSlares and the Soviel Union Consequentl the facr rhat rhe SovierUnion mav appear less Ihreaieningdoes not ]essen the need for astrong US Navy- Neirher does i(reduce US elobal commitments

Finall] while negoriaring thereduction of US naval forces isa nonsQ(cr il would behoovethose tr) ing to involve rhe UniredStates in naval anns contml toassess the impact of budget con-slrainls on lhe future shape ofWestem naval forces The recentPentagon announcement on the

Not all arms control conceptsare crealed equal-some are bettcr than others On one extremeare proposals (such as those di-rccled at US naval forccs) lharundermine US deterrent capabil-ity and reaken our abiliry to ful-fill long-standing US commirments around rhe rorld At theolhcr end of rhe spectrurn is thepromise held out bv the CFElalks-negotiations lhat as presentlv cons(rued can meet theenduring US arrns control objec-tives of improving securit) en-hancing srabiliry and reducinr rherisk of war

Whether ar rhe START negotia-tions at CFE ar rhe CSBM ralkso at DST all US nesoriarorsknow lhar rhey and rh Presidentlhey represenl must answer to theAmerican people for the trcaticsthey bring home Ulrimarcly rhefinal vote rrill be based on a positive answer to the fundamcntalquestion Doeuros lhis lreaty conlribute to rhe national securitv ofthe United Srare

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24lh lnfantry Divisions nextcomnlandei off icially designated

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Meior General Barry RucCaifrey has been officialydesisnaEd as the next commanderf dle 24th Infantry Divisionaccording to a DePaflment of lheArmy a lotllcement earlier this

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The Conmittee will be nraking a bonafide effort to saLisfy everyone asrespecEs seaEing at each of our Fridayand Saturday nighL sit-doqrns If youhave a particular pal or coupLe orfoursome or six-some - whatever -leE us knorv please in advance tha wenray acconmodate you We aim to please

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The Friday triP deParts 1000 amreturning by 4 with a lunch included -at $2150 pe person

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For the Gtry ouE ttlere who aPParenElyis keeping score heres hovr we did inissue 2

ilW II people got about 7l column inchesKorea peoplg for about 72 co hrnn inchesTold ya were trying

BEN TJAHLE 1132 Killarney Burlingame CA went on a cruise Eo Europe this springGot to talkinE to a genElernan on theboat and tsom6hq^ the subject of war cameuD He Eurned out Eo be lbjGen JAMES EJbHNsoNco of B 5rh Rcr 750-1050Srna II w6rld isnrE iE The Generals aE11000 Hendeison Fairfax Station VA

We like the one about the 94-year oldrnan who when found guilEy in a paternitysuiE smiled This is Ehe proudest momentof my lifel

MOVEd LICOI ALIAN C rcGILL(uq lst Bn l9rh 343-845) from ArlingronVA Eo 701 Maplewood Reno NV We nakeno snide comnent Allan

We have underEaken Ehe handling oforders for tKorean War Alnanac Harryswork reviewed elsewhere in Ehis issue

How are we going Eo do iEwe Uouehr IdO c6pies (eofE cover) from

rhe publiiher - in the belief that 100will eo like hoL cakes

weYll deliver a coPy Lo your door lr PTP(we pay the postage) for the tidy sum of

llake your checks PaYable Lo 24LhInfDlvAssn and send your orders Eo

vour Editor I20 4aple StRm 207iiof rd lrA 01103 P1ease geL your order in early Ourneck is way ouE

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is the proud faEher of anoEher book - tnrsli^ nrbtrt war A lnanac He ra s

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Darrvl Sdrawberry ePigramt-and an excru-s ive- interview rJiEh GreEa UarDo t a rlwraoped in one-ff-rii iteo hit subjecEs rvith a

ot-ftaEit and brio thaE rule ouE anyiIiiuiiicv of boredom - and in Koreanfi-lt he has done iE again

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was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

He mixes anecdoEe hisEory g9PSrP

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being careful neiEher Eo EarKJont

-iovorl n6r to tax you unduly wichoonderous Ehought silI1a-t fr]-tl tv of f er you a lietlenudge--- in shoru he transforns some of the more

aubious evenEs of our time - evenEsiiid- the rniliuery PoliEics -into tnEtt itt scinEillating -i-iiko lrar Alnanachehas done it again

tLarry tns divided AlmarEc inLo 3

secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

Cheney told reporters at a news confer-ene he has not seen the report but saidl m guessing dozehs of adijitional baseuroswill be targeted

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Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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_ gof h ulrrt has givco his nsmc ro lhc Bob HopeCombat EnrcnaiDer of 0le yeiI Award- which hc presetred-oJohnny GEnt a verEral of 14 trips eh to Korca and VieEEmGrant $c Honqary Mayor of Holywooq and a rEseurowc MajGeneral seurorved as nasrs of cerErnooies for $e cvcnt- Tftis awardwil bc pEscnted annually

Othcr hqrorees wcrE prrsidrl|fs Awarjd preserlted byMajor General James D Delt to MCHOLAS CAPALIAInEmafiorEl Chaimals Awad Drrscocd by Dr RogerRotkockTHE HON JOAN P WINSER Consul Gcncral of CanadaNational Chatmars Awad prcscllted by Rick Sewed qI behafof Johll B Curcio ro FLUOR DANIEL CpRPORATION andErecudve Chairmars Award prrsentcd by H rk Stites toMARSTON CIIAVEZ acclpred by his widow Juanita Chavez

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Congraurlaory messrges o Hopc Grant ard ihe oheremcnaincrs wE(E Iso rEceiveurod from presidcnt George Bush atldformcr Praside0t Ronald Reagan

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SCENEEigirlighting che llternatiorEl aspects

of the InternationaL Korean ita VetelansLerDlial are trips planned by leaders of theIKm Cdrmittee in Aprll o England Korea andthe Philippioes

IXI Dilecto of CnDications rackChilds viIL be hosted in Englard blr ibers ofthe British Nolean tla Veterang a9 he tourgthe country with ttre DampI of the EiaI tobe b^rilt in San Pedro Caufornia

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uaking the ip to Korea till beExecutive Chairoaa Jack Stites InternationaLChai) an Dr Rogeuro Rothrock IoternatjonalVice-Chaidnan H roung youn ard Steve Choa ribe of the Chosin Fei Frhd Board ofDirectors fhey eiLL iEet uith top-1eveLofficiaLs of the Kolean gglernrEnt yhich hasalready pledged a tnajo contEilartion to theIKlf Fund

D- RoChlock Crd yorm and rr Cho riIIthen continue to the phi)ippines whele theyrill nEet with cenelal Eidel Rafios rho served i-nKoreaT as rre]] a Other officials of thePhil-iFpine govelrampEnt Thele have alreadybeen iIdications of strong fiEncial suFportto be cing frdr lhe philippines

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lJerre reporting this one just as iEappeared in Ehe press If were in erroras to any of it rvelI hear about it

Our verv oidn LEGen EDITARD L ROINEY(Divcc 66-67 - Augsburg-Munich) of1105 S 23rd Arlingcon VA has thrownin the tolrel

Ambassador Ed - he has carried thattiEle in recent yealsr has resigned as asenior arms control advise to EhePresi-dent

Associates said privately EhaE he lefEbecause he thought Bush and SecreEary ofSEaie James A Baker 3d were too eager tosign a nuclear-arms Ereaty for Ehe sakeof helping out Lhe Soviet presidenEMikhail S Gorbachev

But the White House spokesrnan MarlinFiEzhraEer said Eltat Rorny had assured himEhaE his resignaEion had nothing Eo dowith differences of opinion over policy

Some offlcials said the real reason forthe deparEure is Ehat for the past severa Iyears Ror^rny tra s been relegaEed to Ehesidelines of of f icia I policy

He tras been very nrarginal to cheprocess one State DeparEmenE officialsaid _Hes been geEtin$ frusErated overthis for ouiEe a while

n frierid of Rownyts who shares hisskepEicism Eoward the Soviels and atmscontrol generally agreed He wasnt EanyIonger where Ehe acEion was He wasnLreaIIy participaEing in the decisions

Roivnys assistant Joe Duggenr deniedthese asserEions Hets been preEEy wellsatisfied ttra t his advice has been geEtsingthroush Its not alwavs been taken buEit haint been rejecEed-or ignored Hersnot Ieaving in an kind of huff

Rownv firsE nade his nnrk among conser-vative irepublicans in 1979 during theCarEer Dresidency by resigning in Protsestas the ioint Chiefs of Staff delegaEelo ift strotugic Arms Limitation Talksiiti-ctlt ind Ehe soviet leader aE Ehe

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a-AfEer Carter and the Soviet leader at EheEime Leonid I Brezhnev signed theSALT II treaty Rowny testified againstthe accord before the SenaEe ForeignRelaEions Comnittee and in many otherpublic fortuns

When RonaId Reagan was elected presi-denE he nade Ror^ny his chief negotiaLorfor strategic arms Ealks Rowny fiE invery wel1rr a State DepartmenE olficialsaid because noEhing was going on inarms conErol anyway

But in 1985 when US-SovieE relaEionsbegan Eo improve Reagants secretary ofsEate George P shulEz replaced Rorrnywlth J ohn Tohrer

In September 1987 Shultz excludedRowny from a crucia I meeting hrith theSoviet foreign minisEer Edrard AShevardnadze which resulEed ln a break-through thaE rnade ic possible for Reaganand Gorbachev to sign a EreaEy banningUS and Soviet mediun-ranqe missiles Ehreemonths later At the timer Rownycomplained publicly Etra E he had been lefEouE

Bush acceDEed Rownvs resisnation wiLhdeep regretr and saif You Eave servedas one of the principal architects of theAmerican polic of peace through sErengEh

Rowny will leave his PosE on June 30and will become a senior associate aE EheCenEer for Strategic and InternaEionalStudies and a visiring professor aE GeorgeVJa shineton Universitv

one-official deepiy involved in nucleararms conErol said il was ironic tha t Rotenywas leaving novr

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Je wiih you well Ed Rormy andEhank you f-or all the years of love forand dedication to our country

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Thurs SepE 27

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To your righE on Ehe next Pager is apropos-ed press release pertaining Eo you-ftnow-wha e WheEher or noE you plan coaEtend this festiviEy Please cut thisouE and mil Eo your local newsPaPerIt will be nice if we can blanket Ehecountrv wlEh this announcement IE willbe verv helpful Eo our former comrades whodo noEknorrof Ehe existance of our greaLassociaEion Your initiaElve in EhismaEter is appreciated

TeIl vou the lmportance we tre plaeingupon thl giurick I were giving it- 2ones - uhE fronc Dagei on your righEtirt tte inverse paLe in Utlntlt We dldnLthink voutd wanE your Editor Eo see anyof ourcopy on thl uack slde of eherelea se

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Korean Yets demandreturn of remainsBv Julie BirdTime trT -rirr

WASHINGTON - The Korean War Veterans Associ-

aiion has petitioned President Bush reuroquesting thst rc-Aru of ifS servicemen in Nortl Korea be returnedand the governrnent try to locate 8ny who survive

The four-point peti[ion which wae delivered to theDepartmentof Veterans AIfairs in March asks the gov-

emnent toI Demand the remaine of five identified American

stdiers be retumed inmediatelYIPursue reports that between 1000 and 3000

A-eicrt utice-n

died in prisonerofwor camps and

trv io recover their remains-l Acknoledge the associalions belief that as many

lOO oldio i iing and unaccounttd for may still be

dive and held orisonerlTrv to reurocover Army Cpl Roger Dumas who re

otai seen alive in a prisonerofwar camp inhoal tilss but was not among prisoners repatriated inAirsust tgSS The petition asks the government lo reim-bufu his brother Robert Dumas of Canterbury Conn the $150000 he spent in his 3ampyear seardr for Roger

DumasDurus story was detailed in 1986 in Army Times

and Air Force -Tines

In 1984 olter Robert Dumas filed

suit a federal court dranged Roger Dumas ststur frommissing in action to prisoner of war

The main thing is we wsnt those five bodies bacllt

said Richad Adams president of the Korean War Ve-

teans Association The nert step b to search for re-

mains of the IOOO to 3000 soldiers thought to hsve

died in prison camps rnany of whom were buried by

fellow prisoners he said

The linal push trill be t locate any live POWs he

Baid

Were not tryng to rile the governmenl he said

Were not going to march on the Capitol [ButJ I dontknow whether were opening a bigger can of wormgthan we think

Robert Ilumas praised the ampssociations move and

said he is optimistic that the petition will achieveresults

This is the strongtst document I have seen in 40

vears on this issuen he said Wed like the ryhite

ilouse to help us lf not well do it ourselves

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For mmediate re ease

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Buffalo New York On SepEember 27t through

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will hold its 43rd annual reunion honoring veEerans of Wor1d War IIEhe Korean lar and division members from Pearl Harbor through

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Elsewhere in Ehls issue we reporledLhe resignaEion of our good memberLrGen EuiARD L RoLTNEY Now we liveyou some of his Lhoughts which appearedln che llava I Institutes Proceedlngstlava IRevler 1990 We believe them to beva hable reading

Ambassadot Ed Rowny

Arms Control at Arms Length

Br Edward L Rorlnr

while some elements of USarms control policy will undergomajor changes in responseuro to thebrcak-up of the Soviet empirecenain principles will endure Ourarms control concepts are funda-mental and musl be applied toeach of the multitude of arms re-duction and confi dence-buildingproposals rhat the United Smres isconsidering in various neBotiationsaround the world

Underpinning any lisi of endur-ing arms control criteria is theidea that nalions do not mistrustotte another because they havearms they have alms becausethey mistrust one another Historyaod the even(s of theuro (Presiden(

Mikhail) Gorbachev era of US-Soviet relarions amply supponthis philosophy

The past also validates thecompanion principle that the moslcarefully crafted agrcenrents can$irher away during peuroriods ofheightened tension The post-World War I Washington andlrndon Naval Disarmament Con-fercnces of l92l-22 nnd 1930 il-lusrrare rhis point One postwarhistorian- Louis J Halle calledthe 1922 Washington Treaty astmtesic disaster lhat did notserve lhe cause of pelcc be-cause it conlributed to Japansunchallenged riie t0 power priorin World War llr Yet at lhc llmethe two interwar naval rcatiesrerc ratified thcy seemed likegood ideas Forcign policy expenCiovanni Engely wrde in l93lrhar at [thel Washington lNavalDisamament Confercncel possibleconflict berween the United Statesand Japan was eliminated2 Re-garding rhe 1930 London NavalTreaty he obseurorved that lthepossibilityl of a Japanese-Ameri-can conflict is no longer credibleeven in imaginative romances l

Given the poor alms controltmck rccord exemplified by thesepre-World War naval treatiesrhere is litde onder that fteUnited States had to wait until lheSraregic Arms Limitation Agrce-menrs of 1972 (SALT l) beforcthe Senate would atify anotheragreement limiting weapons cen_

rral ro U-S nalional security Notcoincidently lhe decade of the1970s was widely viewed as ao em

of deleme in US-Soviet reurolationsSince history aptly demonstiates

that arms control canoot be iso-lared fmm broader intemationalpolitical considerations howshould the Uniled States approachtodays evea changing arms con-trol scene) Even as we ieuroek (obuild uFn points of murual ad-vantage which fundamenBl prin-ciples will endure and be applica-ble regardless of all thesechanges) Simply put it is USpolicy that our arms controlagreemenls shall be equitableveritiable and must accomplishthe tbllowing) Enhance the nalional security ofrhe United States and its allies) Reduce the rist of war) Strengthen global slability

Derived from these broad pol-icy requirements are specific USarms conlrol goals for the l99osThey include commitments toseek agreernents that) Secure a slable balance of con-ventional land and air forces atthe Conventional Forces in Eu-rope (CFE) reduction lalks) Strengthen strategic stabili(yand reduce the risk of war by re-ducing srraregic nuclear force lev-els at the Stmtegic Arms Reduc-tion Talks (START)) Strcngthen deterrcnce by in-creasing rcliance on effecrive de-fensive systems should defensesprove feasible at the Defense and

Spce Talks (DST)) Promote openness ard Prcdicta-bility io thc military-seurocurity fieldat the confidence-and-seurocurity-building rieasures (CSBM) nego-tiationst

The United States is engaged inmany other arms control folumsThese include talks on chemicalweapoos missile and nuclear non_proliferation Open Skies and

-nuclear testing to nallre a lewThough noi all irrclusive the ne-gotiations oudined here teuroPresenla wide iange of US inlerests

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CFE is off to a better $an thanany other afms control negoliationin modem tinres This is one ofthe best examples of the principlerhat improved rclations enhancelhe prospects of alms conlrol wehave basic agrceuroments on thebroad tems of what alms ate tobe rcduced on the need foa effec-rive verilication- and on the im-ponant concepr of assymetricalreductions- And we seern lo havea confluence of interesls we wantthe Soviets to reduce their con_ventional force prcpondemnceand lhey are under considembleeconomic and polilical pressurc todo soLike ull othcr irrnr controlagrcemcnt thc CFE Treaty in-volveli a de|ilishlv complex webof detail Agreeing on commondeinitions tbr the major catego-ries o[ welF)ns being limited(main bxlrle ranks anilleD ar-mored combrt lehicles combaraircrati and combat helicopreN)ha Proed dilljcuk For examplenelotiirtoni must dcvelop guide-lincs lbr determininr how muchirnd whal type of urmament itwolld take to conven a cominer-cial helicoprer to u trcty-limitcdcombat helicoprer

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Recemly the issue of trurprcductions has been making head-lines The cufient NATO-wars wPact agreed position is rhar lheredlctions should involve onlyUS and Soviet ground and airforce personnel slalioned oursidelheir respeclive nltional territo-ries This proposed ceiling wouldrcducc tru)p leels to paritv in acarcllrll delined cenlral zoneThis pnrpltlsal would requirc muchgrcnler culs on the pan of theSoviet Uni(n (reduclions of about-160000 Sor iet troops comparedto boul 80000 US troops) lnthe remainder of the region fromthe Atlanric Ocean ro the UrrlMountlins ou(side lhe cenlralzone the United States miry sta-tion no more lhun J0000 rroops

The trunslbrmirtion of thc policicul alinlate rn thc wlrsr$ Pactnalions enhance thc pR)spccts tbtcomplering r Jound CFE rrcnr)- halso giles lhe tilsk more urgenct_lndeed lhe ne$ Eastem EuropeirnleadeB irre calling lbr rhe removalof Soviet lrq)ps starioncd withintheir bordeni They arc anxious trrreduce wdrsa$r Pacl mililrt)tbrccs through bihtcral negotia-rions $irh rhe Soriet Union We

eplaud the5e ctfofts since theconrplenrnl the CFE process

The wesrem objective is toculili rnd uphold rhc toral with-drltral of rll Sovicl lbrce tomEasrem Europe CFE suppons rhisSoll and lirthers the tundanrentalprinciplc o[ rlrenglheninc Iong-rerm subilit)-

President Georre Bush hachallcnlrcd lhc narions ol NATC)and lhe Waninw Pact to completerhe CFE negorialions lhis tearBeclusc this pact so grcallr re-duces thc lelels of militalv Ibrcesconlrunting one lnother in ccntrxlEurope probably nevcr betbrc hasan Jrms control agrcement held

such potenliul immediare benefitlbr cnhancing the iecuritt_ inler-esrs of rhe Unired Stares its al-lics and all Eurupe

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Thc Bush adminisrratioo s pr()-posrls in START call for creatinga nrore Jtable nuclea balaoce[ith deep reductions in slralegicnucleirr Ibrccs The reduqions aredesisned to suppon the US goclof trenslhcning dctcrrence br_

reducing the crpabilitt to huncha tirsl strike even in r crisisDeelopers ol the US duli me-ticuk)usl) adhered to the fundil-menral principles of equalit) andvcritiability

Thc posirions ot rhe lwo sideson onrc ol rhe liet START issuescan be iummarized as lbllow) DeliItt lsticlerr An agreedceiling of 1600 strategic nucleardeliel-1 ehiclcs (SNDvs) whichinclude ileployed interconrinen(alballistic missilcs (lCBIUs) andtheir iNsocixlcd launchem de-ploled submurine-launched ballis-tic nrisiles (SLBMS) llnd lhcirlaunchers irnd hcav) bombers) ltirrrrarlr An agreed ccilin ol60D llarheads The ceilins in-cludes deploled lCBirls SLBMsilnd rir-lilunched cruise missilestALCItlr t rvith eirch hea)bonber equippcd only lbr nu-cleilr-armed gravily bombs andshon-range xrtack missilcsr SRAls)counting as one warhead

) ll(ridrl Sxlrirrir The sideshae agreed on a sublimit of-19m ballisric-missile rvarheadswirhin this sublimil the Sovie(swill be required ro reduce theirhear1 ICBM tbrce to 1540 rvrr-herds on 154 missilesgt ltobil ICBMr The UnitedSrlres announccd il would dropits demrnd for a ban on mobileICBMS oi $hich the Soviets al-reldJ hre t$o t)peri depb)ed

Congressional suppon tbr thePresidenls mobilc ICBM Progmmhus become increasingly imponsntgt ALCM| On rhe subject olALCMS rhe Uniled S(ares andthe Sovict Union agreed on counl-ing rules (ALCMS ntlributed toeach type bomber) and nucleaconvcnrional dislinguishabililyHo$ever rhe ALCM range issue(ie abolc what rilnge lhrcsholddo nuclear ALCMs count) waslcft unresolved) SLCMs Though the sea-

launched cruise missile (SLCM) is

not considered x slrategic weuPon|ubjecl to START constoin(s bU-S delinition the sidcs agreedar rhe Dccember 1987 WashinetonSirmnlil to lind u mullally ircceF-irble solution to the question oflimiting rhc nucleirr-amrcd mis-riles Funhcr rhese limitationswould not involve coun(ing

SLCMS within the START6(m-wurhed und l6($-SNDVlimirs Ar the Fcbruar] 1990Moscow Ministcrial (ber eenUS Secretarl ol State JamesBuker lll and Soriet Foreign lin-isrer Eduard Sh(lardnadzer ilirppelni rhar the Sor icl Uniongenerilll) ugreed ro the coE-epr ofa declirrxrcD rpproirch rs a brsislbr involving SLCM in xrm con-trol (ic thc issuancc of politi-call binding rlatcmenrs regardinrrthe number ol SLCM5 of a splci-lied lype rnd range cach sidepllns to deplo )

The START drult treat letcontains rxn) othcr elcnrntSonE iisue$ ilre till conlertadand will require addititrnal attcn-lion prior ro rhc plxnned llirt-June 1990 US-Soviet sumrnit

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ment it shall give six mon(hsno(ice afier which the ABMTreuty shall be rednintrcd unlessthe panies agree olherwiseuro

Strclegic detenses have the po-lenrial for contriburing signili-canrly to our national securityContrary to whilt the Soviets andsome other critics say SDIstrengrhens global srabiliry andwill grearly rcduce rhe risk ofwar Any nurion posssing orthinking oI ircqurnng ballisric mis-siles would have insurmoutablediftlculties lrying to phn aroundUS srrategic defenses

Because of lhe promrsing out-lool lbr developing SDI rechnol-ogy which meuroets our defenseuroneeds and lhal of our Allies lheDST negoriations will increase inimgrnance over time

EDWAND NOW]TEYDsfrustful ol osco

SLBMS and associated launchersin (he START talks On a multi-lateral basis Notices to Airmenand Norices to Mariners (NOTAMSand NOMARS) are distributedworldide every day These no-ticcs are used exlensively to en-sure rhe safery of all vessels andaircraft in intemational water andairspace

The second poim to be empha-sized concems rhe formal CSBMtalks no$being held in ViennaAusrrix wirhour gering into a

detailed hislory of these negotia-

tions- rhe 35 members of theConterence on Security and Coop-era(ion in Europe (an organizationthat includes Nonh America and(hc Soviet Union) agreed to amandate that specifically excludesnaval activities from the CSBMpr()cess unless they arc function-ally linked lo a notifiablegr)und activity (eg amphibiousoperirrions )

Despite this mandate Io includenaval forces some naval atmscontrol proposals have been (abled

in vienna In addition the Sovi-e(s and otheni have been Propos-ing maritime-rclated measures formany yea$ A sampling of theseincludes) Zones of peace) Nuclear free zones) Geographic rcstrictioos on oper-ationsgt Limirs on exercises) Advance notification ofexercises

A main objective of confi-dence-building iteasures is said to

Concurenl nilh bur separrtetiorn START are lhe Delense andSpacc Talks (DST| being held inGeneva S$itzerllnd The gotl ofDST is a trer) lbr rhe cu)peru-tive deploymenl of lulure strltegicballitic-missile delcnses shouldsuch delenseuros prole tlasibleThroughout lhese disclrssions $econrinue lo mrke clear lo theSoviels our commilment lo the

Whercas agreemenls such asCFE DST and a properly drafredSTART Trcaty meet our arrnsconlrol crileria of enhancinp na-tionrl secunty rcducing rh riskof wor and srenstheninp llobalsrahrlrrv recenr Souler uini con-trol proposals for limiling gen-eral-purpose naval forces and operdlions simply do not meet lheseslandaads

Strategic Defense Iniria(ive lSDl)In a significant breakrhrough

rhe Soviets dropped lheir formallinkage betueen signing a STARTaereement and completing a de-fensc and space agrcement-aploy that would have allowedthem to claim a riSht ro withdrawfrom the START rreary ar somefulure date if they haddeter-mined the other side had gonebeyond lhe 1972 AntiballisticMissile (ABM) Trcary (ampi rheydefine irt-

In December 1989 US nego-liators ubled a revised drafi DSTlexl in rcsponse to the resuks oflhe Wyoming Minisrerial Underlhe revised drall lrealy if a panyannounccs its intenlion to deploystrategic ballistic-missile dettnsesbeyond lhose permi[cd by rheABM Treary rhe panies shallbegin lhree years of discussionson specillc measures tbr a cooper-ative transition lf afler thatthrce-year period eirher panywishes ro undenale such deploy-

Nevenheless the Soviet Unioncontinues to push naval iums con-rrol ar every opponunity Recenrdiscussions wirh US allies inboth Europe and in rhe Pacificreveal that lhe Soviet Union isconiinuing a full-coun prcss onrhe issue of extending groundforce-type limitations to the sea

Conridence-and-security-build-ing measurcs (known as CSBMS)in panicular arE gaining visibilityin the naval arms control aEnaAmong rhe ra[ge of potential lim-italrons that ma affect oavalforces CSBMs may evolve as themosl imrneurodiate arms controlchallenge ro US employment ofmarilime forces

At lhe outset two importantpoinls musl be underscorcd Oneis that rhe United States has al-ready subjected its naval forces tovarious cu)pemlive rcgimesThese include the bilateral US-Sovier Incidents at Sea and Dan-gerous Mililalv Acliviries Agrce-trlents as well as lhe inclusion of

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be lhe prevenlion o[ surprise al-ta(k Another related objecrive isto avoid inadvenent conflicl thatcould result from large scale exercises being misread cs prcpara-ltons for an invasion At seasuch mersuaes are not necessantrecause the concept of freedom ofthe seas already permil eitherside to observe and monitor theothers activities so thal no sur-prise or misinterpretation should(rcur- In lodays world navalforces on the surface of lhe seado not readily lend themselves tolhe initiation of (urprise attacksBesldes being relatively slowships can be lracked easilv- eirhervrsually or through mcxlem rechnicrl means

In addition ro CSBMs addi-tional arms contnrl fbnrms willlikcly be proposed bv lhc SovierUnion in the future ior nesotiat-ing limiralions on naval fesThe best answer to any call fortbrmal tall rgrecrfi calit designedlo develop xrm (ontrol lrcc-ments invol ins naval fories isJUst lo say No

If thc casc lbr naval CSBMS isIeak thc arguments for formalnaval arms reduction lalks oulsidethe CSBM pGess are lorallt-unpersuastve) ln lerms of geography alonethe Unitcd Slales lrs a marilimenalion must maintain irs abilitv tooprcratt freell in critical oceanarcas in order lo reinforce andsustain US and allied forcestound the Iorld and t() ensureurocrur economic sunivul In con-lrrsl lhe Soviet Union is a rlomi_nirnt lirnd pouer phficrll localed rn lhe Eurastan land maiwith inremal lincs o[ communica

lion to service its economic andsecurily interests) The relaration of rensions andsuccesstul complelion of CFE wiUpermit the Uniled States trr reduceitr land-based forccs in EumoeHowever rt is (enain thal USbbal inrerests outside the supcrpoIer relalionship will continueto groI As lhe world becomesincreasingly polycentric thc tradi-tional naval missi()ns oI peacetimeprcsence and crisis rcsponse willnot chanse Recional conflicts asIell as nonstale actions such asintemational lerrorism and druptrrlfi cking will require crnplo-

menl of US- naval force formissions unrelatcd lo the US-Soiet balance- In addilion rhcpftitcration ol incrcasinsl so-phisticared high-rechnology wcap-ons throuShout lhe Third World(such as ballislic missiles andchemical weapons) will require amodem navy capable of defendingagInrr threats to the uDitedSlates and our Allies withoulbeing hampered bv unnecessaryarrns control measures_) Garrosl ds oot change thefact lhat an averase of morc lhan25 civil and inlemational confliclshave erupted in the developingworld every vear since the end ofworld war Il The United Srateshas used military force in rc-sponse lo more than 200 of theseincidents The U-S Navy playeda dominant role in lE8 of thoseuroconflicts when lhe United Statesbrolsht naval power to bear toprevent war to limit its escala-lion or to protect American citi-zens or Americas allies or rrad-ing panners Onl) ten of the 188incidenls were direct results ofconfrontalion between the UnitedSlares and the Soviel Union Consequentl the facr rhat rhe SovierUnion mav appear less Ihreaieningdoes not ]essen the need for astrong US Navy- Neirher does i(reduce US elobal commitments

Finall] while negoriaring thereduction of US naval forces isa nonsQ(cr il would behoovethose tr) ing to involve rhe UniredStates in naval anns contml toassess the impact of budget con-slrainls on lhe future shape ofWestem naval forces The recentPentagon announcement on the

Not all arms control conceptsare crealed equal-some are bettcr than others On one extremeare proposals (such as those di-rccled at US naval forccs) lharundermine US deterrent capabil-ity and reaken our abiliry to ful-fill long-standing US commirments around rhe rorld At theolhcr end of rhe spectrurn is thepromise held out bv the CFElalks-negotiations lhat as presentlv cons(rued can meet theenduring US arrns control objec-tives of improving securit) en-hancing srabiliry and reducinr rherisk of war

Whether ar rhe START negotia-tions at CFE ar rhe CSBM ralkso at DST all US nesoriarorsknow lhar rhey and rh Presidentlhey represenl must answer to theAmerican people for the trcaticsthey bring home Ulrimarcly rhefinal vote rrill be based on a positive answer to the fundamcntalquestion Doeuros lhis lreaty conlribute to rhe national securitv ofthe United Srare

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The Conmittee will be nraking a bonafide effort to saLisfy everyone asrespecEs seaEing at each of our Fridayand Saturday nighL sit-doqrns If youhave a particular pal or coupLe orfoursome or six-some - whatever -leE us knorv please in advance tha wenray acconmodate you We aim to please

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For the Gtry ouE ttlere who aPParenElyis keeping score heres hovr we did inissue 2

ilW II people got about 7l column inchesKorea peoplg for about 72 co hrnn inchesTold ya were trying

BEN TJAHLE 1132 Killarney Burlingame CA went on a cruise Eo Europe this springGot to talkinE to a genElernan on theboat and tsom6hq^ the subject of war cameuD He Eurned out Eo be lbjGen JAMES EJbHNsoNco of B 5rh Rcr 750-1050Srna II w6rld isnrE iE The Generals aE11000 Hendeison Fairfax Station VA

We like the one about the 94-year oldrnan who when found guilEy in a paternitysuiE smiled This is Ehe proudest momentof my lifel

MOVEd LICOI ALIAN C rcGILL(uq lst Bn l9rh 343-845) from ArlingronVA Eo 701 Maplewood Reno NV We nakeno snide comnent Allan

We have underEaken Ehe handling oforders for tKorean War Alnanac Harryswork reviewed elsewhere in Ehis issue

How are we going Eo do iEwe Uouehr IdO c6pies (eofE cover) from

rhe publiiher - in the belief that 100will eo like hoL cakes

weYll deliver a coPy Lo your door lr PTP(we pay the postage) for the tidy sum of

llake your checks PaYable Lo 24LhInfDlvAssn and send your orders Eo

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Darrvl Sdrawberry ePigramt-and an excru-s ive- interview rJiEh GreEa UarDo t a rlwraoped in one-ff-rii iteo hit subjecEs rvith a

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was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

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being careful neiEher Eo EarKJont

-iovorl n6r to tax you unduly wichoonderous Ehought silI1a-t fr]-tl tv of f er you a lietlenudge--- in shoru he transforns some of the more

aubious evenEs of our time - evenEsiiid- the rniliuery PoliEics -into tnEtt itt scinEillating -i-iiko lrar Alnanachehas done it again

tLarry tns divided AlmarEc inLo 3

secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

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This plan will incorporate more of thechanqes fe have seeuron in the world than any-thing we ve seen to date hc said

Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

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lJerre reporting this one just as iEappeared in Ehe press If were in erroras to any of it rvelI hear about it

Our verv oidn LEGen EDITARD L ROINEY(Divcc 66-67 - Augsburg-Munich) of1105 S 23rd Arlingcon VA has thrownin the tolrel

Ambassador Ed - he has carried thattiEle in recent yealsr has resigned as asenior arms control advise to EhePresi-dent

Associates said privately EhaE he lefEbecause he thought Bush and SecreEary ofSEaie James A Baker 3d were too eager tosign a nuclear-arms Ereaty for Ehe sakeof helping out Lhe Soviet presidenEMikhail S Gorbachev

But the White House spokesrnan MarlinFiEzhraEer said Eltat Rorny had assured himEhaE his resignaEion had nothing Eo dowith differences of opinion over policy

Some offlcials said the real reason forthe deparEure is Ehat for the past severa Iyears Ror^rny tra s been relegaEed to Ehesidelines of of f icia I policy

He tras been very nrarginal to cheprocess one State DeparEmenE officialsaid _Hes been geEtin$ frusErated overthis for ouiEe a while

n frierid of Rownyts who shares hisskepEicism Eoward the Soviels and atmscontrol generally agreed He wasnt EanyIonger where Ehe acEion was He wasnLreaIIy participaEing in the decisions

Roivnys assistant Joe Duggenr deniedthese asserEions Hets been preEEy wellsatisfied ttra t his advice has been geEtsingthroush Its not alwavs been taken buEit haint been rejecEed-or ignored Hersnot Ieaving in an kind of huff

Rownv firsE nade his nnrk among conser-vative irepublicans in 1979 during theCarEer Dresidency by resigning in Protsestas the ioint Chiefs of Staff delegaEelo ift strotugic Arms Limitation Talksiiti-ctlt ind Ehe soviet leader aE Ehe

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a-AfEer Carter and the Soviet leader at EheEime Leonid I Brezhnev signed theSALT II treaty Rowny testified againstthe accord before the SenaEe ForeignRelaEions Comnittee and in many otherpublic fortuns

When RonaId Reagan was elected presi-denE he nade Ror^ny his chief negotiaLorfor strategic arms Ealks Rowny fiE invery wel1rr a State DepartmenE olficialsaid because noEhing was going on inarms conErol anyway

But in 1985 when US-SovieE relaEionsbegan Eo improve Reagants secretary ofsEate George P shulEz replaced Rorrnywlth J ohn Tohrer

In September 1987 Shultz excludedRowny from a crucia I meeting hrith theSoviet foreign minisEer Edrard AShevardnadze which resulEed ln a break-through thaE rnade ic possible for Reaganand Gorbachev to sign a EreaEy banningUS and Soviet mediun-ranqe missiles Ehreemonths later At the timer Rownycomplained publicly Etra E he had been lefEouE

Bush acceDEed Rownvs resisnation wiLhdeep regretr and saif You Eave servedas one of the principal architects of theAmerican polic of peace through sErengEh

Rowny will leave his PosE on June 30and will become a senior associate aE EheCenEer for Strategic and InternaEionalStudies and a visiring professor aE GeorgeVJa shineton Universitv

one-official deepiy involved in nucleararms conErol said il was ironic tha t Rotenywas leaving novr

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Je wiih you well Ed Rormy andEhank you f-or all the years of love forand dedication to our country

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TeIl vou the lmportance we tre plaeingupon thl giurick I were giving it- 2ones - uhE fronc Dagei on your righEtirt tte inverse paLe in Utlntlt We dldnLthink voutd wanE your Editor Eo see anyof ourcopy on thl uack slde of eherelea se

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Korean Yets demandreturn of remainsBv Julie BirdTime trT -rirr

WASHINGTON - The Korean War Veterans Associ-

aiion has petitioned President Bush reuroquesting thst rc-Aru of ifS servicemen in Nortl Korea be returnedand the governrnent try to locate 8ny who survive

The four-point peti[ion which wae delivered to theDepartmentof Veterans AIfairs in March asks the gov-

emnent toI Demand the remaine of five identified American

stdiers be retumed inmediatelYIPursue reports that between 1000 and 3000

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died in prisonerofwor camps and

trv io recover their remains-l Acknoledge the associalions belief that as many

lOO oldio i iing and unaccounttd for may still be

dive and held orisonerlTrv to reurocover Army Cpl Roger Dumas who re

otai seen alive in a prisonerofwar camp inhoal tilss but was not among prisoners repatriated inAirsust tgSS The petition asks the government lo reim-bufu his brother Robert Dumas of Canterbury Conn the $150000 he spent in his 3ampyear seardr for Roger

DumasDurus story was detailed in 1986 in Army Times

and Air Force -Tines

In 1984 olter Robert Dumas filed

suit a federal court dranged Roger Dumas ststur frommissing in action to prisoner of war

The main thing is we wsnt those five bodies bacllt

said Richad Adams president of the Korean War Ve-

teans Association The nert step b to search for re-

mains of the IOOO to 3000 soldiers thought to hsve

died in prison camps rnany of whom were buried by

fellow prisoners he said

The linal push trill be t locate any live POWs he

Baid

Were not tryng to rile the governmenl he said

Were not going to march on the Capitol [ButJ I dontknow whether were opening a bigger can of wormgthan we think

Robert Ilumas praised the ampssociations move and

said he is optimistic that the petition will achieveresults

This is the strongtst document I have seen in 40

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Elsewhere in Ehls issue we reporledLhe resignaEion of our good memberLrGen EuiARD L RoLTNEY Now we liveyou some of his Lhoughts which appearedln che llava I Institutes Proceedlngstlava IRevler 1990 We believe them to beva hable reading

Ambassadot Ed Rowny

Arms Control at Arms Length

Br Edward L Rorlnr

while some elements of USarms control policy will undergomajor changes in responseuro to thebrcak-up of the Soviet empirecenain principles will endure Ourarms control concepts are funda-mental and musl be applied toeach of the multitude of arms re-duction and confi dence-buildingproposals rhat the United Smres isconsidering in various neBotiationsaround the world

Underpinning any lisi of endur-ing arms control criteria is theidea that nalions do not mistrustotte another because they havearms they have alms becausethey mistrust one another Historyaod the even(s of theuro (Presiden(

Mikhail) Gorbachev era of US-Soviet relarions amply supponthis philosophy

The past also validates thecompanion principle that the moslcarefully crafted agrcenrents can$irher away during peuroriods ofheightened tension The post-World War I Washington andlrndon Naval Disarmament Con-fercnces of l92l-22 nnd 1930 il-lusrrare rhis point One postwarhistorian- Louis J Halle calledthe 1922 Washington Treaty astmtesic disaster lhat did notserve lhe cause of pelcc be-cause it conlributed to Japansunchallenged riie t0 power priorin World War llr Yet at lhc llmethe two interwar naval rcatiesrerc ratified thcy seemed likegood ideas Forcign policy expenCiovanni Engely wrde in l93lrhar at [thel Washington lNavalDisamament Confercncel possibleconflict berween the United Statesand Japan was eliminated2 Re-garding rhe 1930 London NavalTreaty he obseurorved that lthepossibilityl of a Japanese-Ameri-can conflict is no longer credibleeven in imaginative romances l

Given the poor alms controltmck rccord exemplified by thesepre-World War naval treatiesrhere is litde onder that fteUnited States had to wait until lheSraregic Arms Limitation Agrce-menrs of 1972 (SALT l) beforcthe Senate would atify anotheragreement limiting weapons cen_

rral ro U-S nalional security Notcoincidently lhe decade of the1970s was widely viewed as ao em

of deleme in US-Soviet reurolationsSince history aptly demonstiates

that arms control canoot be iso-lared fmm broader intemationalpolitical considerations howshould the Uniled States approachtodays evea changing arms con-trol scene) Even as we ieuroek (obuild uFn points of murual ad-vantage which fundamenBl prin-ciples will endure and be applica-ble regardless of all thesechanges) Simply put it is USpolicy that our arms controlagreemenls shall be equitableveritiable and must accomplishthe tbllowing) Enhance the nalional security ofrhe United States and its allies) Reduce the rist of war) Strengthen global slability

Derived from these broad pol-icy requirements are specific USarms conlrol goals for the l99osThey include commitments toseek agreernents that) Secure a slable balance of con-ventional land and air forces atthe Conventional Forces in Eu-rope (CFE) reduction lalks) Strengthen strategic stabili(yand reduce the risk of war by re-ducing srraregic nuclear force lev-els at the Stmtegic Arms Reduc-tion Talks (START)) Strcngthen deterrcnce by in-creasing rcliance on effecrive de-fensive systems should defensesprove feasible at the Defense and

Spce Talks (DST)) Promote openness ard Prcdicta-bility io thc military-seurocurity fieldat the confidence-and-seurocurity-building rieasures (CSBM) nego-tiationst

The United States is engaged inmany other arms control folumsThese include talks on chemicalweapoos missile and nuclear non_proliferation Open Skies and

-nuclear testing to nallre a lewThough noi all irrclusive the ne-gotiations oudined here teuroPresenla wide iange of US inlerests

Convantional Forces i4 EuroPe

CFE is off to a better $an thanany other afms control negoliationin modem tinres This is one ofthe best examples of the principlerhat improved rclations enhancelhe prospects of alms conlrol wehave basic agrceuroments on thebroad tems of what alms ate tobe rcduced on the need foa effec-rive verilication- and on the im-ponant concepr of assymetricalreductions- And we seern lo havea confluence of interesls we wantthe Soviets to reduce their con_ventional force prcpondemnceand lhey are under considembleeconomic and polilical pressurc todo soLike ull othcr irrnr controlagrcemcnt thc CFE Treaty in-volveli a de|ilishlv complex webof detail Agreeing on commondeinitions tbr the major catego-ries o[ welF)ns being limited(main bxlrle ranks anilleD ar-mored combrt lehicles combaraircrati and combat helicopreN)ha Proed dilljcuk For examplenelotiirtoni must dcvelop guide-lincs lbr determininr how muchirnd whal type of urmament itwolld take to conven a cominer-cial helicoprer to u trcty-limitcdcombat helicoprer

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Recemly the issue of trurprcductions has been making head-lines The cufient NATO-wars wPact agreed position is rhar lheredlctions should involve onlyUS and Soviet ground and airforce personnel slalioned oursidelheir respeclive nltional territo-ries This proposed ceiling wouldrcducc tru)p leels to paritv in acarcllrll delined cenlral zoneThis pnrpltlsal would requirc muchgrcnler culs on the pan of theSoviet Uni(n (reduclions of about-160000 Sor iet troops comparedto boul 80000 US troops) lnthe remainder of the region fromthe Atlanric Ocean ro the UrrlMountlins ou(side lhe cenlralzone the United States miry sta-tion no more lhun J0000 rroops

The trunslbrmirtion of thc policicul alinlate rn thc wlrsr$ Pactnalions enhance thc pR)spccts tbtcomplering r Jound CFE rrcnr)- halso giles lhe tilsk more urgenct_lndeed lhe ne$ Eastem EuropeirnleadeB irre calling lbr rhe removalof Soviet lrq)ps starioncd withintheir bordeni They arc anxious trrreduce wdrsa$r Pacl mililrt)tbrccs through bihtcral negotia-rions $irh rhe Soriet Union We

eplaud the5e ctfofts since theconrplenrnl the CFE process

The wesrem objective is toculili rnd uphold rhc toral with-drltral of rll Sovicl lbrce tomEasrem Europe CFE suppons rhisSoll and lirthers the tundanrentalprinciplc o[ rlrenglheninc Iong-rerm subilit)-

President Georre Bush hachallcnlrcd lhc narions ol NATC)and lhe Waninw Pact to completerhe CFE negorialions lhis tearBeclusc this pact so grcallr re-duces thc lelels of militalv Ibrcesconlrunting one lnother in ccntrxlEurope probably nevcr betbrc hasan Jrms control agrcement held

such potenliul immediare benefitlbr cnhancing the iecuritt_ inler-esrs of rhe Unired Stares its al-lics and all Eurupe

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Thc Bush adminisrratioo s pr()-posrls in START call for creatinga nrore Jtable nuclea balaoce[ith deep reductions in slralegicnucleirr Ibrccs The reduqions aredesisned to suppon the US goclof trenslhcning dctcrrence br_

reducing the crpabilitt to huncha tirsl strike even in r crisisDeelopers ol the US duli me-ticuk)usl) adhered to the fundil-menral principles of equalit) andvcritiability

Thc posirions ot rhe lwo sideson onrc ol rhe liet START issuescan be iummarized as lbllow) DeliItt lsticlerr An agreedceiling of 1600 strategic nucleardeliel-1 ehiclcs (SNDvs) whichinclude ileployed interconrinen(alballistic missilcs (lCBIUs) andtheir iNsocixlcd launchem de-ploled submurine-launched ballis-tic nrisiles (SLBMS) llnd lhcirlaunchers irnd hcav) bombers) ltirrrrarlr An agreed ccilin ol60D llarheads The ceilins in-cludes deploled lCBirls SLBMsilnd rir-lilunched cruise missilestALCItlr t rvith eirch hea)bonber equippcd only lbr nu-cleilr-armed gravily bombs andshon-range xrtack missilcsr SRAls)counting as one warhead

) ll(ridrl Sxlrirrir The sideshae agreed on a sublimit of-19m ballisric-missile rvarheadswirhin this sublimil the Sovie(swill be required ro reduce theirhear1 ICBM tbrce to 1540 rvrr-herds on 154 missilesgt ltobil ICBMr The UnitedSrlres announccd il would dropits demrnd for a ban on mobileICBMS oi $hich the Soviets al-reldJ hre t$o t)peri depb)ed

Congressional suppon tbr thePresidenls mobilc ICBM Progmmhus become increasingly imponsntgt ALCM| On rhe subject olALCMS rhe Uniled S(ares andthe Sovict Union agreed on counl-ing rules (ALCMS ntlributed toeach type bomber) and nucleaconvcnrional dislinguishabililyHo$ever rhe ALCM range issue(ie abolc what rilnge lhrcsholddo nuclear ALCMs count) waslcft unresolved) SLCMs Though the sea-

launched cruise missile (SLCM) is

not considered x slrategic weuPon|ubjecl to START constoin(s bU-S delinition the sidcs agreedar rhe Dccember 1987 WashinetonSirmnlil to lind u mullally ircceF-irble solution to the question oflimiting rhc nucleirr-amrcd mis-riles Funhcr rhese limitationswould not involve coun(ing

SLCMS within the START6(m-wurhed und l6($-SNDVlimirs Ar the Fcbruar] 1990Moscow Ministcrial (ber eenUS Secretarl ol State JamesBuker lll and Soriet Foreign lin-isrer Eduard Sh(lardnadzer ilirppelni rhar the Sor icl Uniongenerilll) ugreed ro the coE-epr ofa declirrxrcD rpproirch rs a brsislbr involving SLCM in xrm con-trol (ic thc issuancc of politi-call binding rlatcmenrs regardinrrthe number ol SLCM5 of a splci-lied lype rnd range cach sidepllns to deplo )

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Strclegic detenses have the po-lenrial for contriburing signili-canrly to our national securityContrary to whilt the Soviets andsome other critics say SDIstrengrhens global srabiliry andwill grearly rcduce rhe risk ofwar Any nurion posssing orthinking oI ircqurnng ballisric mis-siles would have insurmoutablediftlculties lrying to phn aroundUS srrategic defenses

Because of lhe promrsing out-lool lbr developing SDI rechnol-ogy which meuroets our defenseuroneeds and lhal of our Allies lheDST negoriations will increase inimgrnance over time

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SLBMS and associated launchersin (he START talks On a multi-lateral basis Notices to Airmenand Norices to Mariners (NOTAMSand NOMARS) are distributedworldide every day These no-ticcs are used exlensively to en-sure rhe safery of all vessels andaircraft in intemational water andairspace

The second poim to be empha-sized concems rhe formal CSBMtalks no$being held in ViennaAusrrix wirhour gering into a

detailed hislory of these negotia-

tions- rhe 35 members of theConterence on Security and Coop-era(ion in Europe (an organizationthat includes Nonh America and(hc Soviet Union) agreed to amandate that specifically excludesnaval activities from the CSBMpr()cess unless they arc function-ally linked lo a notifiablegr)und activity (eg amphibiousoperirrions )

Despite this mandate Io includenaval forces some naval atmscontrol proposals have been (abled

in vienna In addition the Sovi-e(s and otheni have been Propos-ing maritime-rclated measures formany yea$ A sampling of theseincludes) Zones of peace) Nuclear free zones) Geographic rcstrictioos on oper-ationsgt Limirs on exercises) Advance notification ofexercises

A main objective of confi-dence-building iteasures is said to

Concurenl nilh bur separrtetiorn START are lhe Delense andSpacc Talks (DST| being held inGeneva S$itzerllnd The gotl ofDST is a trer) lbr rhe cu)peru-tive deploymenl of lulure strltegicballitic-missile delcnses shouldsuch delenseuros prole tlasibleThroughout lhese disclrssions $econrinue lo mrke clear lo theSoviels our commilment lo the

Whercas agreemenls such asCFE DST and a properly drafredSTART Trcaty meet our arrnsconlrol crileria of enhancinp na-tionrl secunty rcducing rh riskof wor and srenstheninp llobalsrahrlrrv recenr Souler uini con-trol proposals for limiling gen-eral-purpose naval forces and operdlions simply do not meet lheseslandaads

Strategic Defense Iniria(ive lSDl)In a significant breakrhrough

rhe Soviets dropped lheir formallinkage betueen signing a STARTaereement and completing a de-fensc and space agrcement-aploy that would have allowedthem to claim a riSht ro withdrawfrom the START rreary ar somefulure date if they haddeter-mined the other side had gonebeyond lhe 1972 AntiballisticMissile (ABM) Trcary (ampi rheydefine irt-

In December 1989 US nego-liators ubled a revised drafi DSTlexl in rcsponse to the resuks oflhe Wyoming Minisrerial Underlhe revised drall lrealy if a panyannounccs its intenlion to deploystrategic ballistic-missile dettnsesbeyond lhose permi[cd by rheABM Treary rhe panies shallbegin lhree years of discussionson specillc measures tbr a cooper-ative transition lf afler thatthrce-year period eirher panywishes ro undenale such deploy-

Nevenheless the Soviet Unioncontinues to push naval iums con-rrol ar every opponunity Recenrdiscussions wirh US allies inboth Europe and in rhe Pacificreveal that lhe Soviet Union isconiinuing a full-coun prcss onrhe issue of extending groundforce-type limitations to the sea

Conridence-and-security-build-ing measurcs (known as CSBMS)in panicular arE gaining visibilityin the naval arms control aEnaAmong rhe ra[ge of potential lim-italrons that ma affect oavalforces CSBMs may evolve as themosl imrneurodiate arms controlchallenge ro US employment ofmarilime forces

At lhe outset two importantpoinls musl be underscorcd Oneis that rhe United States has al-ready subjected its naval forces tovarious cu)pemlive rcgimesThese include the bilateral US-Sovier Incidents at Sea and Dan-gerous Mililalv Acliviries Agrce-trlents as well as lhe inclusion of

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be lhe prevenlion o[ surprise al-ta(k Another related objecrive isto avoid inadvenent conflicl thatcould result from large scale exercises being misread cs prcpara-ltons for an invasion At seasuch mersuaes are not necessantrecause the concept of freedom ofthe seas already permil eitherside to observe and monitor theothers activities so thal no sur-prise or misinterpretation should(rcur- In lodays world navalforces on the surface of lhe seado not readily lend themselves tolhe initiation of (urprise attacksBesldes being relatively slowships can be lracked easilv- eirhervrsually or through mcxlem rechnicrl means

In addition ro CSBMs addi-tional arms contnrl fbnrms willlikcly be proposed bv lhc SovierUnion in the future ior nesotiat-ing limiralions on naval fesThe best answer to any call fortbrmal tall rgrecrfi calit designedlo develop xrm (ontrol lrcc-ments invol ins naval fories isJUst lo say No

If thc casc lbr naval CSBMS isIeak thc arguments for formalnaval arms reduction lalks oulsidethe CSBM pGess are lorallt-unpersuastve) ln lerms of geography alonethe Unitcd Slales lrs a marilimenalion must maintain irs abilitv tooprcratt freell in critical oceanarcas in order lo reinforce andsustain US and allied forcestound the Iorld and t() ensureurocrur economic sunivul In con-lrrsl lhe Soviet Union is a rlomi_nirnt lirnd pouer phficrll localed rn lhe Eurastan land maiwith inremal lincs o[ communica

lion to service its economic andsecurily interests) The relaration of rensions andsuccesstul complelion of CFE wiUpermit the Uniled States trr reduceitr land-based forccs in EumoeHowever rt is (enain thal USbbal inrerests outside the supcrpoIer relalionship will continueto groI As lhe world becomesincreasingly polycentric thc tradi-tional naval missi()ns oI peacetimeprcsence and crisis rcsponse willnot chanse Recional conflicts asIell as nonstale actions such asintemational lerrorism and druptrrlfi cking will require crnplo-

menl of US- naval force formissions unrelatcd lo the US-Soiet balance- In addilion rhcpftitcration ol incrcasinsl so-phisticared high-rechnology wcap-ons throuShout lhe Third World(such as ballislic missiles andchemical weapons) will require amodem navy capable of defendingagInrr threats to the uDitedSlates and our Allies withoulbeing hampered bv unnecessaryarrns control measures_) Garrosl ds oot change thefact lhat an averase of morc lhan25 civil and inlemational confliclshave erupted in the developingworld every vear since the end ofworld war Il The United Srateshas used military force in rc-sponse lo more than 200 of theseincidents The U-S Navy playeda dominant role in lE8 of thoseuroconflicts when lhe United Statesbrolsht naval power to bear toprevent war to limit its escala-lion or to protect American citi-zens or Americas allies or rrad-ing panners Onl) ten of the 188incidenls were direct results ofconfrontalion between the UnitedSlares and the Soviel Union Consequentl the facr rhat rhe SovierUnion mav appear less Ihreaieningdoes not ]essen the need for astrong US Navy- Neirher does i(reduce US elobal commitments

Finall] while negoriaring thereduction of US naval forces isa nonsQ(cr il would behoovethose tr) ing to involve rhe UniredStates in naval anns contml toassess the impact of budget con-slrainls on lhe future shape ofWestem naval forces The recentPentagon announcement on the

Not all arms control conceptsare crealed equal-some are bettcr than others On one extremeare proposals (such as those di-rccled at US naval forccs) lharundermine US deterrent capabil-ity and reaken our abiliry to ful-fill long-standing US commirments around rhe rorld At theolhcr end of rhe spectrurn is thepromise held out bv the CFElalks-negotiations lhat as presentlv cons(rued can meet theenduring US arrns control objec-tives of improving securit) en-hancing srabiliry and reducinr rherisk of war

Whether ar rhe START negotia-tions at CFE ar rhe CSBM ralkso at DST all US nesoriarorsknow lhar rhey and rh Presidentlhey represenl must answer to theAmerican people for the trcaticsthey bring home Ulrimarcly rhefinal vote rrill be based on a positive answer to the fundamcntalquestion Doeuros lhis lreaty conlribute to rhe national securitv ofthe United Srare

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ot-ftaEit and brio thaE rule ouE anyiIiiuiiicv of boredom - and in Koreanfi-lt he has done iE again

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was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

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aubious evenEs of our time - evenEsiiid- the rniliuery PoliEics -into tnEtt itt scinEillating -i-iiko lrar Alnanachehas done it again

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secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

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Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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In ttrat same issue of Life Joe E Brownwas pushing Ataddin vacuun boEtles Wewell- remem6er sharing an overhead 55 galIondrrrn of cold waEer while we showered onMindoro Does tsha t visits ring your bell

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Beirut Lebanon

US TROOPS TAKE IT EASY

AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

thc diplomats kept rorking totard a solution rhich tould evcntuallyallon the mericarx to pacl up their suPPlies ard pull out

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would not have known tni iitl- -uoitoitr iE would not have liberty

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Our verv oidn LEGen EDITARD L ROINEY(Divcc 66-67 - Augsburg-Munich) of1105 S 23rd Arlingcon VA has thrownin the tolrel

Ambassador Ed - he has carried thattiEle in recent yealsr has resigned as asenior arms control advise to EhePresi-dent

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But the White House spokesrnan MarlinFiEzhraEer said Eltat Rorny had assured himEhaE his resignaEion had nothing Eo dowith differences of opinion over policy

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He tras been very nrarginal to cheprocess one State DeparEmenE officialsaid _Hes been geEtin$ frusErated overthis for ouiEe a while

n frierid of Rownyts who shares hisskepEicism Eoward the Soviels and atmscontrol generally agreed He wasnt EanyIonger where Ehe acEion was He wasnLreaIIy participaEing in the decisions

Roivnys assistant Joe Duggenr deniedthese asserEions Hets been preEEy wellsatisfied ttra t his advice has been geEtsingthroush Its not alwavs been taken buEit haint been rejecEed-or ignored Hersnot Ieaving in an kind of huff

Rownv firsE nade his nnrk among conser-vative irepublicans in 1979 during theCarEer Dresidency by resigning in Protsestas the ioint Chiefs of Staff delegaEelo ift strotugic Arms Limitation Talksiiti-ctlt ind Ehe soviet leader aE Ehe

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Bush acceDEed Rownvs resisnation wiLhdeep regretr and saif You Eave servedas one of the principal architects of theAmerican polic of peace through sErengEh

Rowny will leave his PosE on June 30and will become a senior associate aE EheCenEer for Strategic and InternaEionalStudies and a visiring professor aE GeorgeVJa shineton Universitv

one-official deepiy involved in nucleararms conErol said il was ironic tha t Rotenywas leaving novr

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Je wiih you well Ed Rormy andEhank you f-or all the years of love forand dedication to our country

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Korean Yets demandreturn of remainsBv Julie BirdTime trT -rirr

WASHINGTON - The Korean War Veterans Associ-

aiion has petitioned President Bush reuroquesting thst rc-Aru of ifS servicemen in Nortl Korea be returnedand the governrnent try to locate 8ny who survive

The four-point peti[ion which wae delivered to theDepartmentof Veterans AIfairs in March asks the gov-

emnent toI Demand the remaine of five identified American

stdiers be retumed inmediatelYIPursue reports that between 1000 and 3000

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died in prisonerofwor camps and

trv io recover their remains-l Acknoledge the associalions belief that as many

lOO oldio i iing and unaccounttd for may still be

dive and held orisonerlTrv to reurocover Army Cpl Roger Dumas who re

otai seen alive in a prisonerofwar camp inhoal tilss but was not among prisoners repatriated inAirsust tgSS The petition asks the government lo reim-bufu his brother Robert Dumas of Canterbury Conn the $150000 he spent in his 3ampyear seardr for Roger

DumasDurus story was detailed in 1986 in Army Times

and Air Force -Tines

In 1984 olter Robert Dumas filed

suit a federal court dranged Roger Dumas ststur frommissing in action to prisoner of war

The main thing is we wsnt those five bodies bacllt

said Richad Adams president of the Korean War Ve-

teans Association The nert step b to search for re-

mains of the IOOO to 3000 soldiers thought to hsve

died in prison camps rnany of whom were buried by

fellow prisoners he said

The linal push trill be t locate any live POWs he

Baid

Were not tryng to rile the governmenl he said

Were not going to march on the Capitol [ButJ I dontknow whether were opening a bigger can of wormgthan we think

Robert Ilumas praised the ampssociations move and

said he is optimistic that the petition will achieveresults

This is the strongtst document I have seen in 40

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Elsewhere in Ehls issue we reporledLhe resignaEion of our good memberLrGen EuiARD L RoLTNEY Now we liveyou some of his Lhoughts which appearedln che llava I Institutes Proceedlngstlava IRevler 1990 We believe them to beva hable reading

Ambassadot Ed Rowny

Arms Control at Arms Length

Br Edward L Rorlnr

while some elements of USarms control policy will undergomajor changes in responseuro to thebrcak-up of the Soviet empirecenain principles will endure Ourarms control concepts are funda-mental and musl be applied toeach of the multitude of arms re-duction and confi dence-buildingproposals rhat the United Smres isconsidering in various neBotiationsaround the world

Underpinning any lisi of endur-ing arms control criteria is theidea that nalions do not mistrustotte another because they havearms they have alms becausethey mistrust one another Historyaod the even(s of theuro (Presiden(

Mikhail) Gorbachev era of US-Soviet relarions amply supponthis philosophy

The past also validates thecompanion principle that the moslcarefully crafted agrcenrents can$irher away during peuroriods ofheightened tension The post-World War I Washington andlrndon Naval Disarmament Con-fercnces of l92l-22 nnd 1930 il-lusrrare rhis point One postwarhistorian- Louis J Halle calledthe 1922 Washington Treaty astmtesic disaster lhat did notserve lhe cause of pelcc be-cause it conlributed to Japansunchallenged riie t0 power priorin World War llr Yet at lhc llmethe two interwar naval rcatiesrerc ratified thcy seemed likegood ideas Forcign policy expenCiovanni Engely wrde in l93lrhar at [thel Washington lNavalDisamament Confercncel possibleconflict berween the United Statesand Japan was eliminated2 Re-garding rhe 1930 London NavalTreaty he obseurorved that lthepossibilityl of a Japanese-Ameri-can conflict is no longer credibleeven in imaginative romances l

Given the poor alms controltmck rccord exemplified by thesepre-World War naval treatiesrhere is litde onder that fteUnited States had to wait until lheSraregic Arms Limitation Agrce-menrs of 1972 (SALT l) beforcthe Senate would atify anotheragreement limiting weapons cen_

rral ro U-S nalional security Notcoincidently lhe decade of the1970s was widely viewed as ao em

of deleme in US-Soviet reurolationsSince history aptly demonstiates

that arms control canoot be iso-lared fmm broader intemationalpolitical considerations howshould the Uniled States approachtodays evea changing arms con-trol scene) Even as we ieuroek (obuild uFn points of murual ad-vantage which fundamenBl prin-ciples will endure and be applica-ble regardless of all thesechanges) Simply put it is USpolicy that our arms controlagreemenls shall be equitableveritiable and must accomplishthe tbllowing) Enhance the nalional security ofrhe United States and its allies) Reduce the rist of war) Strengthen global slability

Derived from these broad pol-icy requirements are specific USarms conlrol goals for the l99osThey include commitments toseek agreernents that) Secure a slable balance of con-ventional land and air forces atthe Conventional Forces in Eu-rope (CFE) reduction lalks) Strengthen strategic stabili(yand reduce the risk of war by re-ducing srraregic nuclear force lev-els at the Stmtegic Arms Reduc-tion Talks (START)) Strcngthen deterrcnce by in-creasing rcliance on effecrive de-fensive systems should defensesprove feasible at the Defense and

Spce Talks (DST)) Promote openness ard Prcdicta-bility io thc military-seurocurity fieldat the confidence-and-seurocurity-building rieasures (CSBM) nego-tiationst

The United States is engaged inmany other arms control folumsThese include talks on chemicalweapoos missile and nuclear non_proliferation Open Skies and

-nuclear testing to nallre a lewThough noi all irrclusive the ne-gotiations oudined here teuroPresenla wide iange of US inlerests

Convantional Forces i4 EuroPe

CFE is off to a better $an thanany other afms control negoliationin modem tinres This is one ofthe best examples of the principlerhat improved rclations enhancelhe prospects of alms conlrol wehave basic agrceuroments on thebroad tems of what alms ate tobe rcduced on the need foa effec-rive verilication- and on the im-ponant concepr of assymetricalreductions- And we seern lo havea confluence of interesls we wantthe Soviets to reduce their con_ventional force prcpondemnceand lhey are under considembleeconomic and polilical pressurc todo soLike ull othcr irrnr controlagrcemcnt thc CFE Treaty in-volveli a de|ilishlv complex webof detail Agreeing on commondeinitions tbr the major catego-ries o[ welF)ns being limited(main bxlrle ranks anilleD ar-mored combrt lehicles combaraircrati and combat helicopreN)ha Proed dilljcuk For examplenelotiirtoni must dcvelop guide-lincs lbr determininr how muchirnd whal type of urmament itwolld take to conven a cominer-cial helicoprer to u trcty-limitcdcombat helicoprer

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Recemly the issue of trurprcductions has been making head-lines The cufient NATO-wars wPact agreed position is rhar lheredlctions should involve onlyUS and Soviet ground and airforce personnel slalioned oursidelheir respeclive nltional territo-ries This proposed ceiling wouldrcducc tru)p leels to paritv in acarcllrll delined cenlral zoneThis pnrpltlsal would requirc muchgrcnler culs on the pan of theSoviet Uni(n (reduclions of about-160000 Sor iet troops comparedto boul 80000 US troops) lnthe remainder of the region fromthe Atlanric Ocean ro the UrrlMountlins ou(side lhe cenlralzone the United States miry sta-tion no more lhun J0000 rroops

The trunslbrmirtion of thc policicul alinlate rn thc wlrsr$ Pactnalions enhance thc pR)spccts tbtcomplering r Jound CFE rrcnr)- halso giles lhe tilsk more urgenct_lndeed lhe ne$ Eastem EuropeirnleadeB irre calling lbr rhe removalof Soviet lrq)ps starioncd withintheir bordeni They arc anxious trrreduce wdrsa$r Pacl mililrt)tbrccs through bihtcral negotia-rions $irh rhe Soriet Union We

eplaud the5e ctfofts since theconrplenrnl the CFE process

The wesrem objective is toculili rnd uphold rhc toral with-drltral of rll Sovicl lbrce tomEasrem Europe CFE suppons rhisSoll and lirthers the tundanrentalprinciplc o[ rlrenglheninc Iong-rerm subilit)-

President Georre Bush hachallcnlrcd lhc narions ol NATC)and lhe Waninw Pact to completerhe CFE negorialions lhis tearBeclusc this pact so grcallr re-duces thc lelels of militalv Ibrcesconlrunting one lnother in ccntrxlEurope probably nevcr betbrc hasan Jrms control agrcement held

such potenliul immediare benefitlbr cnhancing the iecuritt_ inler-esrs of rhe Unired Stares its al-lics and all Eurupe

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Thc Bush adminisrratioo s pr()-posrls in START call for creatinga nrore Jtable nuclea balaoce[ith deep reductions in slralegicnucleirr Ibrccs The reduqions aredesisned to suppon the US goclof trenslhcning dctcrrence br_

reducing the crpabilitt to huncha tirsl strike even in r crisisDeelopers ol the US duli me-ticuk)usl) adhered to the fundil-menral principles of equalit) andvcritiability

Thc posirions ot rhe lwo sideson onrc ol rhe liet START issuescan be iummarized as lbllow) DeliItt lsticlerr An agreedceiling of 1600 strategic nucleardeliel-1 ehiclcs (SNDvs) whichinclude ileployed interconrinen(alballistic missilcs (lCBIUs) andtheir iNsocixlcd launchem de-ploled submurine-launched ballis-tic nrisiles (SLBMS) llnd lhcirlaunchers irnd hcav) bombers) ltirrrrarlr An agreed ccilin ol60D llarheads The ceilins in-cludes deploled lCBirls SLBMsilnd rir-lilunched cruise missilestALCItlr t rvith eirch hea)bonber equippcd only lbr nu-cleilr-armed gravily bombs andshon-range xrtack missilcsr SRAls)counting as one warhead

) ll(ridrl Sxlrirrir The sideshae agreed on a sublimit of-19m ballisric-missile rvarheadswirhin this sublimil the Sovie(swill be required ro reduce theirhear1 ICBM tbrce to 1540 rvrr-herds on 154 missilesgt ltobil ICBMr The UnitedSrlres announccd il would dropits demrnd for a ban on mobileICBMS oi $hich the Soviets al-reldJ hre t$o t)peri depb)ed

Congressional suppon tbr thePresidenls mobilc ICBM Progmmhus become increasingly imponsntgt ALCM| On rhe subject olALCMS rhe Uniled S(ares andthe Sovict Union agreed on counl-ing rules (ALCMS ntlributed toeach type bomber) and nucleaconvcnrional dislinguishabililyHo$ever rhe ALCM range issue(ie abolc what rilnge lhrcsholddo nuclear ALCMs count) waslcft unresolved) SLCMs Though the sea-

launched cruise missile (SLCM) is

not considered x slrategic weuPon|ubjecl to START constoin(s bU-S delinition the sidcs agreedar rhe Dccember 1987 WashinetonSirmnlil to lind u mullally ircceF-irble solution to the question oflimiting rhc nucleirr-amrcd mis-riles Funhcr rhese limitationswould not involve coun(ing

SLCMS within the START6(m-wurhed und l6($-SNDVlimirs Ar the Fcbruar] 1990Moscow Ministcrial (ber eenUS Secretarl ol State JamesBuker lll and Soriet Foreign lin-isrer Eduard Sh(lardnadzer ilirppelni rhar the Sor icl Uniongenerilll) ugreed ro the coE-epr ofa declirrxrcD rpproirch rs a brsislbr involving SLCM in xrm con-trol (ic thc issuancc of politi-call binding rlatcmenrs regardinrrthe number ol SLCM5 of a splci-lied lype rnd range cach sidepllns to deplo )

The START drult treat letcontains rxn) othcr elcnrntSonE iisue$ ilre till conlertadand will require addititrnal attcn-lion prior ro rhc plxnned llirt-June 1990 US-Soviet sumrnit

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ment it shall give six mon(hsno(ice afier which the ABMTreuty shall be rednintrcd unlessthe panies agree olherwiseuro

Strclegic detenses have the po-lenrial for contriburing signili-canrly to our national securityContrary to whilt the Soviets andsome other critics say SDIstrengrhens global srabiliry andwill grearly rcduce rhe risk ofwar Any nurion posssing orthinking oI ircqurnng ballisric mis-siles would have insurmoutablediftlculties lrying to phn aroundUS srrategic defenses

Because of lhe promrsing out-lool lbr developing SDI rechnol-ogy which meuroets our defenseuroneeds and lhal of our Allies lheDST negoriations will increase inimgrnance over time

EDWAND NOW]TEYDsfrustful ol osco

SLBMS and associated launchersin (he START talks On a multi-lateral basis Notices to Airmenand Norices to Mariners (NOTAMSand NOMARS) are distributedworldide every day These no-ticcs are used exlensively to en-sure rhe safery of all vessels andaircraft in intemational water andairspace

The second poim to be empha-sized concems rhe formal CSBMtalks no$being held in ViennaAusrrix wirhour gering into a

detailed hislory of these negotia-

tions- rhe 35 members of theConterence on Security and Coop-era(ion in Europe (an organizationthat includes Nonh America and(hc Soviet Union) agreed to amandate that specifically excludesnaval activities from the CSBMpr()cess unless they arc function-ally linked lo a notifiablegr)und activity (eg amphibiousoperirrions )

Despite this mandate Io includenaval forces some naval atmscontrol proposals have been (abled

in vienna In addition the Sovi-e(s and otheni have been Propos-ing maritime-rclated measures formany yea$ A sampling of theseincludes) Zones of peace) Nuclear free zones) Geographic rcstrictioos on oper-ationsgt Limirs on exercises) Advance notification ofexercises

A main objective of confi-dence-building iteasures is said to

Concurenl nilh bur separrtetiorn START are lhe Delense andSpacc Talks (DST| being held inGeneva S$itzerllnd The gotl ofDST is a trer) lbr rhe cu)peru-tive deploymenl of lulure strltegicballitic-missile delcnses shouldsuch delenseuros prole tlasibleThroughout lhese disclrssions $econrinue lo mrke clear lo theSoviels our commilment lo the

Whercas agreemenls such asCFE DST and a properly drafredSTART Trcaty meet our arrnsconlrol crileria of enhancinp na-tionrl secunty rcducing rh riskof wor and srenstheninp llobalsrahrlrrv recenr Souler uini con-trol proposals for limiling gen-eral-purpose naval forces and operdlions simply do not meet lheseslandaads

Strategic Defense Iniria(ive lSDl)In a significant breakrhrough

rhe Soviets dropped lheir formallinkage betueen signing a STARTaereement and completing a de-fensc and space agrcement-aploy that would have allowedthem to claim a riSht ro withdrawfrom the START rreary ar somefulure date if they haddeter-mined the other side had gonebeyond lhe 1972 AntiballisticMissile (ABM) Trcary (ampi rheydefine irt-

In December 1989 US nego-liators ubled a revised drafi DSTlexl in rcsponse to the resuks oflhe Wyoming Minisrerial Underlhe revised drall lrealy if a panyannounccs its intenlion to deploystrategic ballistic-missile dettnsesbeyond lhose permi[cd by rheABM Treary rhe panies shallbegin lhree years of discussionson specillc measures tbr a cooper-ative transition lf afler thatthrce-year period eirher panywishes ro undenale such deploy-

Nevenheless the Soviet Unioncontinues to push naval iums con-rrol ar every opponunity Recenrdiscussions wirh US allies inboth Europe and in rhe Pacificreveal that lhe Soviet Union isconiinuing a full-coun prcss onrhe issue of extending groundforce-type limitations to the sea

Conridence-and-security-build-ing measurcs (known as CSBMS)in panicular arE gaining visibilityin the naval arms control aEnaAmong rhe ra[ge of potential lim-italrons that ma affect oavalforces CSBMs may evolve as themosl imrneurodiate arms controlchallenge ro US employment ofmarilime forces

At lhe outset two importantpoinls musl be underscorcd Oneis that rhe United States has al-ready subjected its naval forces tovarious cu)pemlive rcgimesThese include the bilateral US-Sovier Incidents at Sea and Dan-gerous Mililalv Acliviries Agrce-trlents as well as lhe inclusion of

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be lhe prevenlion o[ surprise al-ta(k Another related objecrive isto avoid inadvenent conflicl thatcould result from large scale exercises being misread cs prcpara-ltons for an invasion At seasuch mersuaes are not necessantrecause the concept of freedom ofthe seas already permil eitherside to observe and monitor theothers activities so thal no sur-prise or misinterpretation should(rcur- In lodays world navalforces on the surface of lhe seado not readily lend themselves tolhe initiation of (urprise attacksBesldes being relatively slowships can be lracked easilv- eirhervrsually or through mcxlem rechnicrl means

In addition ro CSBMs addi-tional arms contnrl fbnrms willlikcly be proposed bv lhc SovierUnion in the future ior nesotiat-ing limiralions on naval fesThe best answer to any call fortbrmal tall rgrecrfi calit designedlo develop xrm (ontrol lrcc-ments invol ins naval fories isJUst lo say No

If thc casc lbr naval CSBMS isIeak thc arguments for formalnaval arms reduction lalks oulsidethe CSBM pGess are lorallt-unpersuastve) ln lerms of geography alonethe Unitcd Slales lrs a marilimenalion must maintain irs abilitv tooprcratt freell in critical oceanarcas in order lo reinforce andsustain US and allied forcestound the Iorld and t() ensureurocrur economic sunivul In con-lrrsl lhe Soviet Union is a rlomi_nirnt lirnd pouer phficrll localed rn lhe Eurastan land maiwith inremal lincs o[ communica

lion to service its economic andsecurily interests) The relaration of rensions andsuccesstul complelion of CFE wiUpermit the Uniled States trr reduceitr land-based forccs in EumoeHowever rt is (enain thal USbbal inrerests outside the supcrpoIer relalionship will continueto groI As lhe world becomesincreasingly polycentric thc tradi-tional naval missi()ns oI peacetimeprcsence and crisis rcsponse willnot chanse Recional conflicts asIell as nonstale actions such asintemational lerrorism and druptrrlfi cking will require crnplo-

menl of US- naval force formissions unrelatcd lo the US-Soiet balance- In addilion rhcpftitcration ol incrcasinsl so-phisticared high-rechnology wcap-ons throuShout lhe Third World(such as ballislic missiles andchemical weapons) will require amodem navy capable of defendingagInrr threats to the uDitedSlates and our Allies withoulbeing hampered bv unnecessaryarrns control measures_) Garrosl ds oot change thefact lhat an averase of morc lhan25 civil and inlemational confliclshave erupted in the developingworld every vear since the end ofworld war Il The United Srateshas used military force in rc-sponse lo more than 200 of theseincidents The U-S Navy playeda dominant role in lE8 of thoseuroconflicts when lhe United Statesbrolsht naval power to bear toprevent war to limit its escala-lion or to protect American citi-zens or Americas allies or rrad-ing panners Onl) ten of the 188incidenls were direct results ofconfrontalion between the UnitedSlares and the Soviel Union Consequentl the facr rhat rhe SovierUnion mav appear less Ihreaieningdoes not ]essen the need for astrong US Navy- Neirher does i(reduce US elobal commitments

Finall] while negoriaring thereduction of US naval forces isa nonsQ(cr il would behoovethose tr) ing to involve rhe UniredStates in naval anns contml toassess the impact of budget con-slrainls on lhe future shape ofWestem naval forces The recentPentagon announcement on the

Not all arms control conceptsare crealed equal-some are bettcr than others On one extremeare proposals (such as those di-rccled at US naval forccs) lharundermine US deterrent capabil-ity and reaken our abiliry to ful-fill long-standing US commirments around rhe rorld At theolhcr end of rhe spectrurn is thepromise held out bv the CFElalks-negotiations lhat as presentlv cons(rued can meet theenduring US arrns control objec-tives of improving securit) en-hancing srabiliry and reducinr rherisk of war

Whether ar rhe START negotia-tions at CFE ar rhe CSBM ralkso at DST all US nesoriarorsknow lhar rhey and rh Presidentlhey represenl must answer to theAmerican people for the trcaticsthey bring home Ulrimarcly rhefinal vote rrill be based on a positive answer to the fundamcntalquestion Doeuros lhis lreaty conlribute to rhe national securitv ofthe United Srare

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24lh lnfantry Divisions nextcomnlandei off icially designated

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Meior General Barry RucCaifrey has been officialydesisnaEd as the next commanderf dle 24th Infantry Divisionaccording to a DePaflment of lheArmy a lotllcement earlier this

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Major General H G TaYIorill hard tE 24th lnfantry Divi-sion over lo Maj Gen Mccaf-ftey soEelime in June accordingto oflicials here

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been deroraled for valor lwicewilh fte Dstinguished Seurorvic4Cross He has rcceived twoawards of the Silver Star theBrcnze Star with v Devicewith lhreuroc Oak kaf Ousters andtllrce awads of lhe Purple Heanfor wounds received in combat

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The Conmittee will be nraking a bonafide effort to saLisfy everyone asrespecEs seaEing at each of our Fridayand Saturday nighL sit-doqrns If youhave a particular pal or coupLe orfoursome or six-some - whatever -leE us knorv please in advance tha wenray acconmodate you We aim to please

A rnord on Ehe Eours Lo Lhe FallsThe Thursday trip departs 300 pm

reEurning by 9 with a dinner includedand a chance to see the falls by daylightand bry night-light - au $3050 per

The Friday triP deParts 1000 amreturning by 4 with a lunch included -at $2150 pe person

IL will help if you can indicaEe youdesires well in advance Otherarise Ehetour situations can get as screwed up as aJapanese fire drj11

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As Andy Rooney loves to says Didjaever noEice We11 we ask didja evernoLice thaE when the other 8uy Eakes asEand hers being stubborn BuE when wedo it were jusE being firm

For the Gtry ouE ttlere who aPParenElyis keeping score heres hovr we did inissue 2

ilW II people got about 7l column inchesKorea peoplg for about 72 co hrnn inchesTold ya were trying

BEN TJAHLE 1132 Killarney Burlingame CA went on a cruise Eo Europe this springGot to talkinE to a genElernan on theboat and tsom6hq^ the subject of war cameuD He Eurned out Eo be lbjGen JAMES EJbHNsoNco of B 5rh Rcr 750-1050Srna II w6rld isnrE iE The Generals aE11000 Hendeison Fairfax Station VA

We like the one about the 94-year oldrnan who when found guilEy in a paternitysuiE smiled This is Ehe proudest momentof my lifel

MOVEd LICOI ALIAN C rcGILL(uq lst Bn l9rh 343-845) from ArlingronVA Eo 701 Maplewood Reno NV We nakeno snide comnent Allan

We have underEaken Ehe handling oforders for tKorean War Alnanac Harryswork reviewed elsewhere in Ehis issue

How are we going Eo do iEwe Uouehr IdO c6pies (eofE cover) from

rhe publiiher - in the belief that 100will eo like hoL cakes

weYll deliver a coPy Lo your door lr PTP(we pay the postage) for the tidy sum of

llake your checks PaYable Lo 24LhInfDlvAssn and send your orders Eo

vour Editor I20 4aple StRm 207iiof rd lrA 01103 P1ease geL your order in early Ourneck is way ouE

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of WarIts iusE cuL - and Youre going- Lo

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is the proud faEher of anoEher book - tnrsli^ nrbtrt war A lnanac He ra s

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the author of that 91a ssic on

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ltow ttarrv t s done it again -For us Zr book or even a co rurnn ano

iUa-il[ regularly) wriEten by tlarryiI lG-qi teit of Super sunday a

Darrvl Sdrawberry ePigramt-and an excru-s ive- interview rJiEh GreEa UarDo t a rlwraoped in one-ff-rii iteo hit subjecEs rvith a

ot-ftaEit and brio thaE rule ouE anyiIiiuiiicv of boredom - and in Koreanfi-lt he has done iE again

His Eone is never didacEic YeE ne

was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

He mixes anecdoEe hisEory g9PSrP

tvie id-iet eEics iir finely calibratedu ]to

being careful neiEher Eo EarKJont

-iovorl n6r to tax you unduly wichoonderous Ehought silI1a-t fr]-tl tv of f er you a lietlenudge--- in shoru he transforns some of the more

aubious evenEs of our time - evenEsiiid- the rniliuery PoliEics -into tnEtt itt scinEillating -i-iiko lrar Alnanachehas done it again

tLarry tns divided AlmarEc inLo 3

secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

Cheney told reporters at a news confer-ene he has not seen the report but saidl m guessing dozehs of adijitional baseuroswill be targeted

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This plan will incorporate more of thechanqes fe have seeuron in the world than any-thing we ve seen to date hc said

Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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Breathe nota word of iplease - utternot a singleword about iE -werre meeting inBuffalo inSeptember

2^ tsy FRED LEDERER of 2503 Olive9JogpJt MO -print ltrore news aboir che34th ln lrll II Fred was with K Co------or couldnt- you guess

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AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

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Our verv oidn LEGen EDITARD L ROINEY(Divcc 66-67 - Augsburg-Munich) of1105 S 23rd Arlingcon VA has thrownin the tolrel

Ambassador Ed - he has carried thattiEle in recent yealsr has resigned as asenior arms control advise to EhePresi-dent

Associates said privately EhaE he lefEbecause he thought Bush and SecreEary ofSEaie James A Baker 3d were too eager tosign a nuclear-arms Ereaty for Ehe sakeof helping out Lhe Soviet presidenEMikhail S Gorbachev

But the White House spokesrnan MarlinFiEzhraEer said Eltat Rorny had assured himEhaE his resignaEion had nothing Eo dowith differences of opinion over policy

Some offlcials said the real reason forthe deparEure is Ehat for the past severa Iyears Ror^rny tra s been relegaEed to Ehesidelines of of f icia I policy

He tras been very nrarginal to cheprocess one State DeparEmenE officialsaid _Hes been geEtin$ frusErated overthis for ouiEe a while

n frierid of Rownyts who shares hisskepEicism Eoward the Soviels and atmscontrol generally agreed He wasnt EanyIonger where Ehe acEion was He wasnLreaIIy participaEing in the decisions

Roivnys assistant Joe Duggenr deniedthese asserEions Hets been preEEy wellsatisfied ttra t his advice has been geEtsingthroush Its not alwavs been taken buEit haint been rejecEed-or ignored Hersnot Ieaving in an kind of huff

Rownv firsE nade his nnrk among conser-vative irepublicans in 1979 during theCarEer Dresidency by resigning in Protsestas the ioint Chiefs of Staff delegaEelo ift strotugic Arms Limitation Talksiiti-ctlt ind Ehe soviet leader aE Ehe

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When RonaId Reagan was elected presi-denE he nade Ror^ny his chief negotiaLorfor strategic arms Ealks Rowny fiE invery wel1rr a State DepartmenE olficialsaid because noEhing was going on inarms conErol anyway

But in 1985 when US-SovieE relaEionsbegan Eo improve Reagants secretary ofsEate George P shulEz replaced Rorrnywlth J ohn Tohrer

In September 1987 Shultz excludedRowny from a crucia I meeting hrith theSoviet foreign minisEer Edrard AShevardnadze which resulEed ln a break-through thaE rnade ic possible for Reaganand Gorbachev to sign a EreaEy banningUS and Soviet mediun-ranqe missiles Ehreemonths later At the timer Rownycomplained publicly Etra E he had been lefEouE

Bush acceDEed Rownvs resisnation wiLhdeep regretr and saif You Eave servedas one of the principal architects of theAmerican polic of peace through sErengEh

Rowny will leave his PosE on June 30and will become a senior associate aE EheCenEer for Strategic and InternaEionalStudies and a visiring professor aE GeorgeVJa shineton Universitv

one-official deepiy involved in nucleararms conErol said il was ironic tha t Rotenywas leaving novr

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Je wiih you well Ed Rormy andEhank you f-or all the years of love forand dedication to our country

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TeIl vou the lmportance we tre plaeingupon thl giurick I were giving it- 2ones - uhE fronc Dagei on your righEtirt tte inverse paLe in Utlntlt We dldnLthink voutd wanE your Editor Eo see anyof ourcopy on thl uack slde of eherelea se

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Korean Yets demandreturn of remainsBv Julie BirdTime trT -rirr

WASHINGTON - The Korean War Veterans Associ-

aiion has petitioned President Bush reuroquesting thst rc-Aru of ifS servicemen in Nortl Korea be returnedand the governrnent try to locate 8ny who survive

The four-point peti[ion which wae delivered to theDepartmentof Veterans AIfairs in March asks the gov-

emnent toI Demand the remaine of five identified American

stdiers be retumed inmediatelYIPursue reports that between 1000 and 3000

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died in prisonerofwor camps and

trv io recover their remains-l Acknoledge the associalions belief that as many

lOO oldio i iing and unaccounttd for may still be

dive and held orisonerlTrv to reurocover Army Cpl Roger Dumas who re

otai seen alive in a prisonerofwar camp inhoal tilss but was not among prisoners repatriated inAirsust tgSS The petition asks the government lo reim-bufu his brother Robert Dumas of Canterbury Conn the $150000 he spent in his 3ampyear seardr for Roger

DumasDurus story was detailed in 1986 in Army Times

and Air Force -Tines

In 1984 olter Robert Dumas filed

suit a federal court dranged Roger Dumas ststur frommissing in action to prisoner of war

The main thing is we wsnt those five bodies bacllt

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teans Association The nert step b to search for re-

mains of the IOOO to 3000 soldiers thought to hsve

died in prison camps rnany of whom were buried by

fellow prisoners he said

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Were not tryng to rile the governmenl he said

Were not going to march on the Capitol [ButJ I dontknow whether were opening a bigger can of wormgthan we think

Robert Ilumas praised the ampssociations move and

said he is optimistic that the petition will achieveresults

This is the strongtst document I have seen in 40

vears on this issuen he said Wed like the ryhite

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Elsewhere in Ehls issue we reporledLhe resignaEion of our good memberLrGen EuiARD L RoLTNEY Now we liveyou some of his Lhoughts which appearedln che llava I Institutes Proceedlngstlava IRevler 1990 We believe them to beva hable reading

Ambassadot Ed Rowny

Arms Control at Arms Length

Br Edward L Rorlnr

while some elements of USarms control policy will undergomajor changes in responseuro to thebrcak-up of the Soviet empirecenain principles will endure Ourarms control concepts are funda-mental and musl be applied toeach of the multitude of arms re-duction and confi dence-buildingproposals rhat the United Smres isconsidering in various neBotiationsaround the world

Underpinning any lisi of endur-ing arms control criteria is theidea that nalions do not mistrustotte another because they havearms they have alms becausethey mistrust one another Historyaod the even(s of theuro (Presiden(

Mikhail) Gorbachev era of US-Soviet relarions amply supponthis philosophy

The past also validates thecompanion principle that the moslcarefully crafted agrcenrents can$irher away during peuroriods ofheightened tension The post-World War I Washington andlrndon Naval Disarmament Con-fercnces of l92l-22 nnd 1930 il-lusrrare rhis point One postwarhistorian- Louis J Halle calledthe 1922 Washington Treaty astmtesic disaster lhat did notserve lhe cause of pelcc be-cause it conlributed to Japansunchallenged riie t0 power priorin World War llr Yet at lhc llmethe two interwar naval rcatiesrerc ratified thcy seemed likegood ideas Forcign policy expenCiovanni Engely wrde in l93lrhar at [thel Washington lNavalDisamament Confercncel possibleconflict berween the United Statesand Japan was eliminated2 Re-garding rhe 1930 London NavalTreaty he obseurorved that lthepossibilityl of a Japanese-Ameri-can conflict is no longer credibleeven in imaginative romances l

Given the poor alms controltmck rccord exemplified by thesepre-World War naval treatiesrhere is litde onder that fteUnited States had to wait until lheSraregic Arms Limitation Agrce-menrs of 1972 (SALT l) beforcthe Senate would atify anotheragreement limiting weapons cen_

rral ro U-S nalional security Notcoincidently lhe decade of the1970s was widely viewed as ao em

of deleme in US-Soviet reurolationsSince history aptly demonstiates

that arms control canoot be iso-lared fmm broader intemationalpolitical considerations howshould the Uniled States approachtodays evea changing arms con-trol scene) Even as we ieuroek (obuild uFn points of murual ad-vantage which fundamenBl prin-ciples will endure and be applica-ble regardless of all thesechanges) Simply put it is USpolicy that our arms controlagreemenls shall be equitableveritiable and must accomplishthe tbllowing) Enhance the nalional security ofrhe United States and its allies) Reduce the rist of war) Strengthen global slability

Derived from these broad pol-icy requirements are specific USarms conlrol goals for the l99osThey include commitments toseek agreernents that) Secure a slable balance of con-ventional land and air forces atthe Conventional Forces in Eu-rope (CFE) reduction lalks) Strengthen strategic stabili(yand reduce the risk of war by re-ducing srraregic nuclear force lev-els at the Stmtegic Arms Reduc-tion Talks (START)) Strcngthen deterrcnce by in-creasing rcliance on effecrive de-fensive systems should defensesprove feasible at the Defense and

Spce Talks (DST)) Promote openness ard Prcdicta-bility io thc military-seurocurity fieldat the confidence-and-seurocurity-building rieasures (CSBM) nego-tiationst

The United States is engaged inmany other arms control folumsThese include talks on chemicalweapoos missile and nuclear non_proliferation Open Skies and

-nuclear testing to nallre a lewThough noi all irrclusive the ne-gotiations oudined here teuroPresenla wide iange of US inlerests

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CFE is off to a better $an thanany other afms control negoliationin modem tinres This is one ofthe best examples of the principlerhat improved rclations enhancelhe prospects of alms conlrol wehave basic agrceuroments on thebroad tems of what alms ate tobe rcduced on the need foa effec-rive verilication- and on the im-ponant concepr of assymetricalreductions- And we seern lo havea confluence of interesls we wantthe Soviets to reduce their con_ventional force prcpondemnceand lhey are under considembleeconomic and polilical pressurc todo soLike ull othcr irrnr controlagrcemcnt thc CFE Treaty in-volveli a de|ilishlv complex webof detail Agreeing on commondeinitions tbr the major catego-ries o[ welF)ns being limited(main bxlrle ranks anilleD ar-mored combrt lehicles combaraircrati and combat helicopreN)ha Proed dilljcuk For examplenelotiirtoni must dcvelop guide-lincs lbr determininr how muchirnd whal type of urmament itwolld take to conven a cominer-cial helicoprer to u trcty-limitcdcombat helicoprer

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Recemly the issue of trurprcductions has been making head-lines The cufient NATO-wars wPact agreed position is rhar lheredlctions should involve onlyUS and Soviet ground and airforce personnel slalioned oursidelheir respeclive nltional territo-ries This proposed ceiling wouldrcducc tru)p leels to paritv in acarcllrll delined cenlral zoneThis pnrpltlsal would requirc muchgrcnler culs on the pan of theSoviet Uni(n (reduclions of about-160000 Sor iet troops comparedto boul 80000 US troops) lnthe remainder of the region fromthe Atlanric Ocean ro the UrrlMountlins ou(side lhe cenlralzone the United States miry sta-tion no more lhun J0000 rroops

The trunslbrmirtion of thc policicul alinlate rn thc wlrsr$ Pactnalions enhance thc pR)spccts tbtcomplering r Jound CFE rrcnr)- halso giles lhe tilsk more urgenct_lndeed lhe ne$ Eastem EuropeirnleadeB irre calling lbr rhe removalof Soviet lrq)ps starioncd withintheir bordeni They arc anxious trrreduce wdrsa$r Pacl mililrt)tbrccs through bihtcral negotia-rions $irh rhe Soriet Union We

eplaud the5e ctfofts since theconrplenrnl the CFE process

The wesrem objective is toculili rnd uphold rhc toral with-drltral of rll Sovicl lbrce tomEasrem Europe CFE suppons rhisSoll and lirthers the tundanrentalprinciplc o[ rlrenglheninc Iong-rerm subilit)-

President Georre Bush hachallcnlrcd lhc narions ol NATC)and lhe Waninw Pact to completerhe CFE negorialions lhis tearBeclusc this pact so grcallr re-duces thc lelels of militalv Ibrcesconlrunting one lnother in ccntrxlEurope probably nevcr betbrc hasan Jrms control agrcement held

such potenliul immediare benefitlbr cnhancing the iecuritt_ inler-esrs of rhe Unired Stares its al-lics and all Eurupe

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Thc Bush adminisrratioo s pr()-posrls in START call for creatinga nrore Jtable nuclea balaoce[ith deep reductions in slralegicnucleirr Ibrccs The reduqions aredesisned to suppon the US goclof trenslhcning dctcrrence br_

reducing the crpabilitt to huncha tirsl strike even in r crisisDeelopers ol the US duli me-ticuk)usl) adhered to the fundil-menral principles of equalit) andvcritiability

Thc posirions ot rhe lwo sideson onrc ol rhe liet START issuescan be iummarized as lbllow) DeliItt lsticlerr An agreedceiling of 1600 strategic nucleardeliel-1 ehiclcs (SNDvs) whichinclude ileployed interconrinen(alballistic missilcs (lCBIUs) andtheir iNsocixlcd launchem de-ploled submurine-launched ballis-tic nrisiles (SLBMS) llnd lhcirlaunchers irnd hcav) bombers) ltirrrrarlr An agreed ccilin ol60D llarheads The ceilins in-cludes deploled lCBirls SLBMsilnd rir-lilunched cruise missilestALCItlr t rvith eirch hea)bonber equippcd only lbr nu-cleilr-armed gravily bombs andshon-range xrtack missilcsr SRAls)counting as one warhead

) ll(ridrl Sxlrirrir The sideshae agreed on a sublimit of-19m ballisric-missile rvarheadswirhin this sublimil the Sovie(swill be required ro reduce theirhear1 ICBM tbrce to 1540 rvrr-herds on 154 missilesgt ltobil ICBMr The UnitedSrlres announccd il would dropits demrnd for a ban on mobileICBMS oi $hich the Soviets al-reldJ hre t$o t)peri depb)ed

Congressional suppon tbr thePresidenls mobilc ICBM Progmmhus become increasingly imponsntgt ALCM| On rhe subject olALCMS rhe Uniled S(ares andthe Sovict Union agreed on counl-ing rules (ALCMS ntlributed toeach type bomber) and nucleaconvcnrional dislinguishabililyHo$ever rhe ALCM range issue(ie abolc what rilnge lhrcsholddo nuclear ALCMs count) waslcft unresolved) SLCMs Though the sea-

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not considered x slrategic weuPon|ubjecl to START constoin(s bU-S delinition the sidcs agreedar rhe Dccember 1987 WashinetonSirmnlil to lind u mullally ircceF-irble solution to the question oflimiting rhc nucleirr-amrcd mis-riles Funhcr rhese limitationswould not involve coun(ing

SLCMS within the START6(m-wurhed und l6($-SNDVlimirs Ar the Fcbruar] 1990Moscow Ministcrial (ber eenUS Secretarl ol State JamesBuker lll and Soriet Foreign lin-isrer Eduard Sh(lardnadzer ilirppelni rhar the Sor icl Uniongenerilll) ugreed ro the coE-epr ofa declirrxrcD rpproirch rs a brsislbr involving SLCM in xrm con-trol (ic thc issuancc of politi-call binding rlatcmenrs regardinrrthe number ol SLCM5 of a splci-lied lype rnd range cach sidepllns to deplo )

The START drult treat letcontains rxn) othcr elcnrntSonE iisue$ ilre till conlertadand will require addititrnal attcn-lion prior ro rhc plxnned llirt-June 1990 US-Soviet sumrnit

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Strclegic detenses have the po-lenrial for contriburing signili-canrly to our national securityContrary to whilt the Soviets andsome other critics say SDIstrengrhens global srabiliry andwill grearly rcduce rhe risk ofwar Any nurion posssing orthinking oI ircqurnng ballisric mis-siles would have insurmoutablediftlculties lrying to phn aroundUS srrategic defenses

Because of lhe promrsing out-lool lbr developing SDI rechnol-ogy which meuroets our defenseuroneeds and lhal of our Allies lheDST negoriations will increase inimgrnance over time

EDWAND NOW]TEYDsfrustful ol osco

SLBMS and associated launchersin (he START talks On a multi-lateral basis Notices to Airmenand Norices to Mariners (NOTAMSand NOMARS) are distributedworldide every day These no-ticcs are used exlensively to en-sure rhe safery of all vessels andaircraft in intemational water andairspace

The second poim to be empha-sized concems rhe formal CSBMtalks no$being held in ViennaAusrrix wirhour gering into a

detailed hislory of these negotia-

tions- rhe 35 members of theConterence on Security and Coop-era(ion in Europe (an organizationthat includes Nonh America and(hc Soviet Union) agreed to amandate that specifically excludesnaval activities from the CSBMpr()cess unless they arc function-ally linked lo a notifiablegr)und activity (eg amphibiousoperirrions )

Despite this mandate Io includenaval forces some naval atmscontrol proposals have been (abled

in vienna In addition the Sovi-e(s and otheni have been Propos-ing maritime-rclated measures formany yea$ A sampling of theseincludes) Zones of peace) Nuclear free zones) Geographic rcstrictioos on oper-ationsgt Limirs on exercises) Advance notification ofexercises

A main objective of confi-dence-building iteasures is said to

Concurenl nilh bur separrtetiorn START are lhe Delense andSpacc Talks (DST| being held inGeneva S$itzerllnd The gotl ofDST is a trer) lbr rhe cu)peru-tive deploymenl of lulure strltegicballitic-missile delcnses shouldsuch delenseuros prole tlasibleThroughout lhese disclrssions $econrinue lo mrke clear lo theSoviels our commilment lo the

Whercas agreemenls such asCFE DST and a properly drafredSTART Trcaty meet our arrnsconlrol crileria of enhancinp na-tionrl secunty rcducing rh riskof wor and srenstheninp llobalsrahrlrrv recenr Souler uini con-trol proposals for limiling gen-eral-purpose naval forces and operdlions simply do not meet lheseslandaads

Strategic Defense Iniria(ive lSDl)In a significant breakrhrough

rhe Soviets dropped lheir formallinkage betueen signing a STARTaereement and completing a de-fensc and space agrcement-aploy that would have allowedthem to claim a riSht ro withdrawfrom the START rreary ar somefulure date if they haddeter-mined the other side had gonebeyond lhe 1972 AntiballisticMissile (ABM) Trcary (ampi rheydefine irt-

In December 1989 US nego-liators ubled a revised drafi DSTlexl in rcsponse to the resuks oflhe Wyoming Minisrerial Underlhe revised drall lrealy if a panyannounccs its intenlion to deploystrategic ballistic-missile dettnsesbeyond lhose permi[cd by rheABM Treary rhe panies shallbegin lhree years of discussionson specillc measures tbr a cooper-ative transition lf afler thatthrce-year period eirher panywishes ro undenale such deploy-

Nevenheless the Soviet Unioncontinues to push naval iums con-rrol ar every opponunity Recenrdiscussions wirh US allies inboth Europe and in rhe Pacificreveal that lhe Soviet Union isconiinuing a full-coun prcss onrhe issue of extending groundforce-type limitations to the sea

Conridence-and-security-build-ing measurcs (known as CSBMS)in panicular arE gaining visibilityin the naval arms control aEnaAmong rhe ra[ge of potential lim-italrons that ma affect oavalforces CSBMs may evolve as themosl imrneurodiate arms controlchallenge ro US employment ofmarilime forces

At lhe outset two importantpoinls musl be underscorcd Oneis that rhe United States has al-ready subjected its naval forces tovarious cu)pemlive rcgimesThese include the bilateral US-Sovier Incidents at Sea and Dan-gerous Mililalv Acliviries Agrce-trlents as well as lhe inclusion of

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be lhe prevenlion o[ surprise al-ta(k Another related objecrive isto avoid inadvenent conflicl thatcould result from large scale exercises being misread cs prcpara-ltons for an invasion At seasuch mersuaes are not necessantrecause the concept of freedom ofthe seas already permil eitherside to observe and monitor theothers activities so thal no sur-prise or misinterpretation should(rcur- In lodays world navalforces on the surface of lhe seado not readily lend themselves tolhe initiation of (urprise attacksBesldes being relatively slowships can be lracked easilv- eirhervrsually or through mcxlem rechnicrl means

In addition ro CSBMs addi-tional arms contnrl fbnrms willlikcly be proposed bv lhc SovierUnion in the future ior nesotiat-ing limiralions on naval fesThe best answer to any call fortbrmal tall rgrecrfi calit designedlo develop xrm (ontrol lrcc-ments invol ins naval fories isJUst lo say No

If thc casc lbr naval CSBMS isIeak thc arguments for formalnaval arms reduction lalks oulsidethe CSBM pGess are lorallt-unpersuastve) ln lerms of geography alonethe Unitcd Slales lrs a marilimenalion must maintain irs abilitv tooprcratt freell in critical oceanarcas in order lo reinforce andsustain US and allied forcestound the Iorld and t() ensureurocrur economic sunivul In con-lrrsl lhe Soviet Union is a rlomi_nirnt lirnd pouer phficrll localed rn lhe Eurastan land maiwith inremal lincs o[ communica

lion to service its economic andsecurily interests) The relaration of rensions andsuccesstul complelion of CFE wiUpermit the Uniled States trr reduceitr land-based forccs in EumoeHowever rt is (enain thal USbbal inrerests outside the supcrpoIer relalionship will continueto groI As lhe world becomesincreasingly polycentric thc tradi-tional naval missi()ns oI peacetimeprcsence and crisis rcsponse willnot chanse Recional conflicts asIell as nonstale actions such asintemational lerrorism and druptrrlfi cking will require crnplo-

menl of US- naval force formissions unrelatcd lo the US-Soiet balance- In addilion rhcpftitcration ol incrcasinsl so-phisticared high-rechnology wcap-ons throuShout lhe Third World(such as ballislic missiles andchemical weapons) will require amodem navy capable of defendingagInrr threats to the uDitedSlates and our Allies withoulbeing hampered bv unnecessaryarrns control measures_) Garrosl ds oot change thefact lhat an averase of morc lhan25 civil and inlemational confliclshave erupted in the developingworld every vear since the end ofworld war Il The United Srateshas used military force in rc-sponse lo more than 200 of theseincidents The U-S Navy playeda dominant role in lE8 of thoseuroconflicts when lhe United Statesbrolsht naval power to bear toprevent war to limit its escala-lion or to protect American citi-zens or Americas allies or rrad-ing panners Onl) ten of the 188incidenls were direct results ofconfrontalion between the UnitedSlares and the Soviel Union Consequentl the facr rhat rhe SovierUnion mav appear less Ihreaieningdoes not ]essen the need for astrong US Navy- Neirher does i(reduce US elobal commitments

Finall] while negoriaring thereduction of US naval forces isa nonsQ(cr il would behoovethose tr) ing to involve rhe UniredStates in naval anns contml toassess the impact of budget con-slrainls on lhe future shape ofWestem naval forces The recentPentagon announcement on the

Not all arms control conceptsare crealed equal-some are bettcr than others On one extremeare proposals (such as those di-rccled at US naval forccs) lharundermine US deterrent capabil-ity and reaken our abiliry to ful-fill long-standing US commirments around rhe rorld At theolhcr end of rhe spectrurn is thepromise held out bv the CFElalks-negotiations lhat as presentlv cons(rued can meet theenduring US arrns control objec-tives of improving securit) en-hancing srabiliry and reducinr rherisk of war

Whether ar rhe START negotia-tions at CFE ar rhe CSBM ralkso at DST all US nesoriarorsknow lhar rhey and rh Presidentlhey represenl must answer to theAmerican people for the trcaticsthey bring home Ulrimarcly rhefinal vote rrill be based on a positive answer to the fundamcntalquestion Doeuros lhis lreaty conlribute to rhe national securitv ofthe United Srare

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ilW II people got about 7l column inchesKorea peoplg for about 72 co hrnn inchesTold ya were trying

BEN TJAHLE 1132 Killarney Burlingame CA went on a cruise Eo Europe this springGot to talkinE to a genElernan on theboat and tsom6hq^ the subject of war cameuD He Eurned out Eo be lbjGen JAMES EJbHNsoNco of B 5rh Rcr 750-1050Srna II w6rld isnrE iE The Generals aE11000 Hendeison Fairfax Station VA

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We have underEaken Ehe handling oforders for tKorean War Alnanac Harryswork reviewed elsewhere in Ehis issue

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was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

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secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

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Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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Korean Yets demandreturn of remainsBv Julie BirdTime trT -rirr

WASHINGTON - The Korean War Veterans Associ-

aiion has petitioned President Bush reuroquesting thst rc-Aru of ifS servicemen in Nortl Korea be returnedand the governrnent try to locate 8ny who survive

The four-point peti[ion which wae delivered to theDepartmentof Veterans AIfairs in March asks the gov-

emnent toI Demand the remaine of five identified American

stdiers be retumed inmediatelYIPursue reports that between 1000 and 3000

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died in prisonerofwor camps and

trv io recover their remains-l Acknoledge the associalions belief that as many

lOO oldio i iing and unaccounttd for may still be

dive and held orisonerlTrv to reurocover Army Cpl Roger Dumas who re

otai seen alive in a prisonerofwar camp inhoal tilss but was not among prisoners repatriated inAirsust tgSS The petition asks the government lo reim-bufu his brother Robert Dumas of Canterbury Conn the $150000 he spent in his 3ampyear seardr for Roger

DumasDurus story was detailed in 1986 in Army Times

and Air Force -Tines

In 1984 olter Robert Dumas filed

suit a federal court dranged Roger Dumas ststur frommissing in action to prisoner of war

The main thing is we wsnt those five bodies bacllt

said Richad Adams president of the Korean War Ve-

teans Association The nert step b to search for re-

mains of the IOOO to 3000 soldiers thought to hsve

died in prison camps rnany of whom were buried by

fellow prisoners he said

The linal push trill be t locate any live POWs he

Baid

Were not tryng to rile the governmenl he said

Were not going to march on the Capitol [ButJ I dontknow whether were opening a bigger can of wormgthan we think

Robert Ilumas praised the ampssociations move and

said he is optimistic that the petition will achieveresults

This is the strongtst document I have seen in 40

vears on this issuen he said Wed like the ryhite

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Elsewhere in Ehls issue we reporledLhe resignaEion of our good memberLrGen EuiARD L RoLTNEY Now we liveyou some of his Lhoughts which appearedln che llava I Institutes Proceedlngstlava IRevler 1990 We believe them to beva hable reading

Ambassadot Ed Rowny

Arms Control at Arms Length

Br Edward L Rorlnr

while some elements of USarms control policy will undergomajor changes in responseuro to thebrcak-up of the Soviet empirecenain principles will endure Ourarms control concepts are funda-mental and musl be applied toeach of the multitude of arms re-duction and confi dence-buildingproposals rhat the United Smres isconsidering in various neBotiationsaround the world

Underpinning any lisi of endur-ing arms control criteria is theidea that nalions do not mistrustotte another because they havearms they have alms becausethey mistrust one another Historyaod the even(s of theuro (Presiden(

Mikhail) Gorbachev era of US-Soviet relarions amply supponthis philosophy

The past also validates thecompanion principle that the moslcarefully crafted agrcenrents can$irher away during peuroriods ofheightened tension The post-World War I Washington andlrndon Naval Disarmament Con-fercnces of l92l-22 nnd 1930 il-lusrrare rhis point One postwarhistorian- Louis J Halle calledthe 1922 Washington Treaty astmtesic disaster lhat did notserve lhe cause of pelcc be-cause it conlributed to Japansunchallenged riie t0 power priorin World War llr Yet at lhc llmethe two interwar naval rcatiesrerc ratified thcy seemed likegood ideas Forcign policy expenCiovanni Engely wrde in l93lrhar at [thel Washington lNavalDisamament Confercncel possibleconflict berween the United Statesand Japan was eliminated2 Re-garding rhe 1930 London NavalTreaty he obseurorved that lthepossibilityl of a Japanese-Ameri-can conflict is no longer credibleeven in imaginative romances l

Given the poor alms controltmck rccord exemplified by thesepre-World War naval treatiesrhere is litde onder that fteUnited States had to wait until lheSraregic Arms Limitation Agrce-menrs of 1972 (SALT l) beforcthe Senate would atify anotheragreement limiting weapons cen_

rral ro U-S nalional security Notcoincidently lhe decade of the1970s was widely viewed as ao em

of deleme in US-Soviet reurolationsSince history aptly demonstiates

that arms control canoot be iso-lared fmm broader intemationalpolitical considerations howshould the Uniled States approachtodays evea changing arms con-trol scene) Even as we ieuroek (obuild uFn points of murual ad-vantage which fundamenBl prin-ciples will endure and be applica-ble regardless of all thesechanges) Simply put it is USpolicy that our arms controlagreemenls shall be equitableveritiable and must accomplishthe tbllowing) Enhance the nalional security ofrhe United States and its allies) Reduce the rist of war) Strengthen global slability

Derived from these broad pol-icy requirements are specific USarms conlrol goals for the l99osThey include commitments toseek agreernents that) Secure a slable balance of con-ventional land and air forces atthe Conventional Forces in Eu-rope (CFE) reduction lalks) Strengthen strategic stabili(yand reduce the risk of war by re-ducing srraregic nuclear force lev-els at the Stmtegic Arms Reduc-tion Talks (START)) Strcngthen deterrcnce by in-creasing rcliance on effecrive de-fensive systems should defensesprove feasible at the Defense and

Spce Talks (DST)) Promote openness ard Prcdicta-bility io thc military-seurocurity fieldat the confidence-and-seurocurity-building rieasures (CSBM) nego-tiationst

The United States is engaged inmany other arms control folumsThese include talks on chemicalweapoos missile and nuclear non_proliferation Open Skies and

-nuclear testing to nallre a lewThough noi all irrclusive the ne-gotiations oudined here teuroPresenla wide iange of US inlerests

Convantional Forces i4 EuroPe

CFE is off to a better $an thanany other afms control negoliationin modem tinres This is one ofthe best examples of the principlerhat improved rclations enhancelhe prospects of alms conlrol wehave basic agrceuroments on thebroad tems of what alms ate tobe rcduced on the need foa effec-rive verilication- and on the im-ponant concepr of assymetricalreductions- And we seern lo havea confluence of interesls we wantthe Soviets to reduce their con_ventional force prcpondemnceand lhey are under considembleeconomic and polilical pressurc todo soLike ull othcr irrnr controlagrcemcnt thc CFE Treaty in-volveli a de|ilishlv complex webof detail Agreeing on commondeinitions tbr the major catego-ries o[ welF)ns being limited(main bxlrle ranks anilleD ar-mored combrt lehicles combaraircrati and combat helicopreN)ha Proed dilljcuk For examplenelotiirtoni must dcvelop guide-lincs lbr determininr how muchirnd whal type of urmament itwolld take to conven a cominer-cial helicoprer to u trcty-limitcdcombat helicoprer

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Recemly the issue of trurprcductions has been making head-lines The cufient NATO-wars wPact agreed position is rhar lheredlctions should involve onlyUS and Soviet ground and airforce personnel slalioned oursidelheir respeclive nltional territo-ries This proposed ceiling wouldrcducc tru)p leels to paritv in acarcllrll delined cenlral zoneThis pnrpltlsal would requirc muchgrcnler culs on the pan of theSoviet Uni(n (reduclions of about-160000 Sor iet troops comparedto boul 80000 US troops) lnthe remainder of the region fromthe Atlanric Ocean ro the UrrlMountlins ou(side lhe cenlralzone the United States miry sta-tion no more lhun J0000 rroops

The trunslbrmirtion of thc policicul alinlate rn thc wlrsr$ Pactnalions enhance thc pR)spccts tbtcomplering r Jound CFE rrcnr)- halso giles lhe tilsk more urgenct_lndeed lhe ne$ Eastem EuropeirnleadeB irre calling lbr rhe removalof Soviet lrq)ps starioncd withintheir bordeni They arc anxious trrreduce wdrsa$r Pacl mililrt)tbrccs through bihtcral negotia-rions $irh rhe Soriet Union We

eplaud the5e ctfofts since theconrplenrnl the CFE process

The wesrem objective is toculili rnd uphold rhc toral with-drltral of rll Sovicl lbrce tomEasrem Europe CFE suppons rhisSoll and lirthers the tundanrentalprinciplc o[ rlrenglheninc Iong-rerm subilit)-

President Georre Bush hachallcnlrcd lhc narions ol NATC)and lhe Waninw Pact to completerhe CFE negorialions lhis tearBeclusc this pact so grcallr re-duces thc lelels of militalv Ibrcesconlrunting one lnother in ccntrxlEurope probably nevcr betbrc hasan Jrms control agrcement held

such potenliul immediare benefitlbr cnhancing the iecuritt_ inler-esrs of rhe Unired Stares its al-lics and all Eurupe

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Thc Bush adminisrratioo s pr()-posrls in START call for creatinga nrore Jtable nuclea balaoce[ith deep reductions in slralegicnucleirr Ibrccs The reduqions aredesisned to suppon the US goclof trenslhcning dctcrrence br_

reducing the crpabilitt to huncha tirsl strike even in r crisisDeelopers ol the US duli me-ticuk)usl) adhered to the fundil-menral principles of equalit) andvcritiability

Thc posirions ot rhe lwo sideson onrc ol rhe liet START issuescan be iummarized as lbllow) DeliItt lsticlerr An agreedceiling of 1600 strategic nucleardeliel-1 ehiclcs (SNDvs) whichinclude ileployed interconrinen(alballistic missilcs (lCBIUs) andtheir iNsocixlcd launchem de-ploled submurine-launched ballis-tic nrisiles (SLBMS) llnd lhcirlaunchers irnd hcav) bombers) ltirrrrarlr An agreed ccilin ol60D llarheads The ceilins in-cludes deploled lCBirls SLBMsilnd rir-lilunched cruise missilestALCItlr t rvith eirch hea)bonber equippcd only lbr nu-cleilr-armed gravily bombs andshon-range xrtack missilcsr SRAls)counting as one warhead

) ll(ridrl Sxlrirrir The sideshae agreed on a sublimit of-19m ballisric-missile rvarheadswirhin this sublimil the Sovie(swill be required ro reduce theirhear1 ICBM tbrce to 1540 rvrr-herds on 154 missilesgt ltobil ICBMr The UnitedSrlres announccd il would dropits demrnd for a ban on mobileICBMS oi $hich the Soviets al-reldJ hre t$o t)peri depb)ed

Congressional suppon tbr thePresidenls mobilc ICBM Progmmhus become increasingly imponsntgt ALCM| On rhe subject olALCMS rhe Uniled S(ares andthe Sovict Union agreed on counl-ing rules (ALCMS ntlributed toeach type bomber) and nucleaconvcnrional dislinguishabililyHo$ever rhe ALCM range issue(ie abolc what rilnge lhrcsholddo nuclear ALCMs count) waslcft unresolved) SLCMs Though the sea-

launched cruise missile (SLCM) is

not considered x slrategic weuPon|ubjecl to START constoin(s bU-S delinition the sidcs agreedar rhe Dccember 1987 WashinetonSirmnlil to lind u mullally ircceF-irble solution to the question oflimiting rhc nucleirr-amrcd mis-riles Funhcr rhese limitationswould not involve coun(ing

SLCMS within the START6(m-wurhed und l6($-SNDVlimirs Ar the Fcbruar] 1990Moscow Ministcrial (ber eenUS Secretarl ol State JamesBuker lll and Soriet Foreign lin-isrer Eduard Sh(lardnadzer ilirppelni rhar the Sor icl Uniongenerilll) ugreed ro the coE-epr ofa declirrxrcD rpproirch rs a brsislbr involving SLCM in xrm con-trol (ic thc issuancc of politi-call binding rlatcmenrs regardinrrthe number ol SLCM5 of a splci-lied lype rnd range cach sidepllns to deplo )

The START drult treat letcontains rxn) othcr elcnrntSonE iisue$ ilre till conlertadand will require addititrnal attcn-lion prior ro rhc plxnned llirt-June 1990 US-Soviet sumrnit

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ment it shall give six mon(hsno(ice afier which the ABMTreuty shall be rednintrcd unlessthe panies agree olherwiseuro

Strclegic detenses have the po-lenrial for contriburing signili-canrly to our national securityContrary to whilt the Soviets andsome other critics say SDIstrengrhens global srabiliry andwill grearly rcduce rhe risk ofwar Any nurion posssing orthinking oI ircqurnng ballisric mis-siles would have insurmoutablediftlculties lrying to phn aroundUS srrategic defenses

Because of lhe promrsing out-lool lbr developing SDI rechnol-ogy which meuroets our defenseuroneeds and lhal of our Allies lheDST negoriations will increase inimgrnance over time

EDWAND NOW]TEYDsfrustful ol osco

SLBMS and associated launchersin (he START talks On a multi-lateral basis Notices to Airmenand Norices to Mariners (NOTAMSand NOMARS) are distributedworldide every day These no-ticcs are used exlensively to en-sure rhe safery of all vessels andaircraft in intemational water andairspace

The second poim to be empha-sized concems rhe formal CSBMtalks no$being held in ViennaAusrrix wirhour gering into a

detailed hislory of these negotia-

tions- rhe 35 members of theConterence on Security and Coop-era(ion in Europe (an organizationthat includes Nonh America and(hc Soviet Union) agreed to amandate that specifically excludesnaval activities from the CSBMpr()cess unless they arc function-ally linked lo a notifiablegr)und activity (eg amphibiousoperirrions )

Despite this mandate Io includenaval forces some naval atmscontrol proposals have been (abled

in vienna In addition the Sovi-e(s and otheni have been Propos-ing maritime-rclated measures formany yea$ A sampling of theseincludes) Zones of peace) Nuclear free zones) Geographic rcstrictioos on oper-ationsgt Limirs on exercises) Advance notification ofexercises

A main objective of confi-dence-building iteasures is said to

Concurenl nilh bur separrtetiorn START are lhe Delense andSpacc Talks (DST| being held inGeneva S$itzerllnd The gotl ofDST is a trer) lbr rhe cu)peru-tive deploymenl of lulure strltegicballitic-missile delcnses shouldsuch delenseuros prole tlasibleThroughout lhese disclrssions $econrinue lo mrke clear lo theSoviels our commilment lo the

Whercas agreemenls such asCFE DST and a properly drafredSTART Trcaty meet our arrnsconlrol crileria of enhancinp na-tionrl secunty rcducing rh riskof wor and srenstheninp llobalsrahrlrrv recenr Souler uini con-trol proposals for limiling gen-eral-purpose naval forces and operdlions simply do not meet lheseslandaads

Strategic Defense Iniria(ive lSDl)In a significant breakrhrough

rhe Soviets dropped lheir formallinkage betueen signing a STARTaereement and completing a de-fensc and space agrcement-aploy that would have allowedthem to claim a riSht ro withdrawfrom the START rreary ar somefulure date if they haddeter-mined the other side had gonebeyond lhe 1972 AntiballisticMissile (ABM) Trcary (ampi rheydefine irt-

In December 1989 US nego-liators ubled a revised drafi DSTlexl in rcsponse to the resuks oflhe Wyoming Minisrerial Underlhe revised drall lrealy if a panyannounccs its intenlion to deploystrategic ballistic-missile dettnsesbeyond lhose permi[cd by rheABM Treary rhe panies shallbegin lhree years of discussionson specillc measures tbr a cooper-ative transition lf afler thatthrce-year period eirher panywishes ro undenale such deploy-

Nevenheless the Soviet Unioncontinues to push naval iums con-rrol ar every opponunity Recenrdiscussions wirh US allies inboth Europe and in rhe Pacificreveal that lhe Soviet Union isconiinuing a full-coun prcss onrhe issue of extending groundforce-type limitations to the sea

Conridence-and-security-build-ing measurcs (known as CSBMS)in panicular arE gaining visibilityin the naval arms control aEnaAmong rhe ra[ge of potential lim-italrons that ma affect oavalforces CSBMs may evolve as themosl imrneurodiate arms controlchallenge ro US employment ofmarilime forces

At lhe outset two importantpoinls musl be underscorcd Oneis that rhe United States has al-ready subjected its naval forces tovarious cu)pemlive rcgimesThese include the bilateral US-Sovier Incidents at Sea and Dan-gerous Mililalv Acliviries Agrce-trlents as well as lhe inclusion of

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be lhe prevenlion o[ surprise al-ta(k Another related objecrive isto avoid inadvenent conflicl thatcould result from large scale exercises being misread cs prcpara-ltons for an invasion At seasuch mersuaes are not necessantrecause the concept of freedom ofthe seas already permil eitherside to observe and monitor theothers activities so thal no sur-prise or misinterpretation should(rcur- In lodays world navalforces on the surface of lhe seado not readily lend themselves tolhe initiation of (urprise attacksBesldes being relatively slowships can be lracked easilv- eirhervrsually or through mcxlem rechnicrl means

In addition ro CSBMs addi-tional arms contnrl fbnrms willlikcly be proposed bv lhc SovierUnion in the future ior nesotiat-ing limiralions on naval fesThe best answer to any call fortbrmal tall rgrecrfi calit designedlo develop xrm (ontrol lrcc-ments invol ins naval fories isJUst lo say No

If thc casc lbr naval CSBMS isIeak thc arguments for formalnaval arms reduction lalks oulsidethe CSBM pGess are lorallt-unpersuastve) ln lerms of geography alonethe Unitcd Slales lrs a marilimenalion must maintain irs abilitv tooprcratt freell in critical oceanarcas in order lo reinforce andsustain US and allied forcestound the Iorld and t() ensureurocrur economic sunivul In con-lrrsl lhe Soviet Union is a rlomi_nirnt lirnd pouer phficrll localed rn lhe Eurastan land maiwith inremal lincs o[ communica

lion to service its economic andsecurily interests) The relaration of rensions andsuccesstul complelion of CFE wiUpermit the Uniled States trr reduceitr land-based forccs in EumoeHowever rt is (enain thal USbbal inrerests outside the supcrpoIer relalionship will continueto groI As lhe world becomesincreasingly polycentric thc tradi-tional naval missi()ns oI peacetimeprcsence and crisis rcsponse willnot chanse Recional conflicts asIell as nonstale actions such asintemational lerrorism and druptrrlfi cking will require crnplo-

menl of US- naval force formissions unrelatcd lo the US-Soiet balance- In addilion rhcpftitcration ol incrcasinsl so-phisticared high-rechnology wcap-ons throuShout lhe Third World(such as ballislic missiles andchemical weapons) will require amodem navy capable of defendingagInrr threats to the uDitedSlates and our Allies withoulbeing hampered bv unnecessaryarrns control measures_) Garrosl ds oot change thefact lhat an averase of morc lhan25 civil and inlemational confliclshave erupted in the developingworld every vear since the end ofworld war Il The United Srateshas used military force in rc-sponse lo more than 200 of theseincidents The U-S Navy playeda dominant role in lE8 of thoseuroconflicts when lhe United Statesbrolsht naval power to bear toprevent war to limit its escala-lion or to protect American citi-zens or Americas allies or rrad-ing panners Onl) ten of the 188incidenls were direct results ofconfrontalion between the UnitedSlares and the Soviel Union Consequentl the facr rhat rhe SovierUnion mav appear less Ihreaieningdoes not ]essen the need for astrong US Navy- Neirher does i(reduce US elobal commitments

Finall] while negoriaring thereduction of US naval forces isa nonsQ(cr il would behoovethose tr) ing to involve rhe UniredStates in naval anns contml toassess the impact of budget con-slrainls on lhe future shape ofWestem naval forces The recentPentagon announcement on the

Not all arms control conceptsare crealed equal-some are bettcr than others On one extremeare proposals (such as those di-rccled at US naval forccs) lharundermine US deterrent capabil-ity and reaken our abiliry to ful-fill long-standing US commirments around rhe rorld At theolhcr end of rhe spectrurn is thepromise held out bv the CFElalks-negotiations lhat as presentlv cons(rued can meet theenduring US arrns control objec-tives of improving securit) en-hancing srabiliry and reducinr rherisk of war

Whether ar rhe START negotia-tions at CFE ar rhe CSBM ralkso at DST all US nesoriarorsknow lhar rhey and rh Presidentlhey represenl must answer to theAmerican people for the trcaticsthey bring home Ulrimarcly rhefinal vote rrill be based on a positive answer to the fundamcntalquestion Doeuros lhis lreaty conlribute to rhe national securitv ofthe United Srare

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24lh lnfantry Divisions nextcomnlandei off icially designated

Moor Generol Borry R Mccofftey

Meior General Barry RucCaifrey has been officialydesisnaEd as the next commanderf dle 24th Infantry Divisionaccording to a DePaflment of lheArmy a lotllcement earlier this

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Major General H G TaYIorill hard tE 24th lnfantry Divi-sion over lo Maj Gen Mccaf-ftey soEelime in June accordingto oflicials here

Major Cercral McCaffrcY has

been the Diteuroctor SrategyPlarE Policy and Join Aflairs atHeadquanels Depanmenl of lheArmy since August 1989 He has

been deroraled for valor lwicewilh fte Dstinguished Seurorvic4Cross He has rcceived twoawards of the Silver Star theBrcnze Star with v Devicewith lhreuroc Oak kaf Ousters andtllrce awads of lhe Purple Heanfor wounds received in combat

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The Conmittee will be nraking a bonafide effort to saLisfy everyone asrespecEs seaEing at each of our Fridayand Saturday nighL sit-doqrns If youhave a particular pal or coupLe orfoursome or six-some - whatever -leE us knorv please in advance tha wenray acconmodate you We aim to please

A rnord on Ehe Eours Lo Lhe FallsThe Thursday trip departs 300 pm

reEurning by 9 with a dinner includedand a chance to see the falls by daylightand bry night-light - au $3050 per

The Friday triP deParts 1000 amreturning by 4 with a lunch included -at $2150 pe person

IL will help if you can indicaEe youdesires well in advance Otherarise Ehetour situations can get as screwed up as aJapanese fire drj11

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Check your card ToDAYit輛cost your assoclation time and money to

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As Andy Rooney loves to says Didjaever noEice We11 we ask didja evernoLice thaE when the other 8uy Eakes asEand hers being stubborn BuE when wedo it were jusE being firm

For the Gtry ouE ttlere who aPParenElyis keeping score heres hovr we did inissue 2

ilW II people got about 7l column inchesKorea peoplg for about 72 co hrnn inchesTold ya were trying

BEN TJAHLE 1132 Killarney Burlingame CA went on a cruise Eo Europe this springGot to talkinE to a genElernan on theboat and tsom6hq^ the subject of war cameuD He Eurned out Eo be lbjGen JAMES EJbHNsoNco of B 5rh Rcr 750-1050Srna II w6rld isnrE iE The Generals aE11000 Hendeison Fairfax Station VA

We like the one about the 94-year oldrnan who when found guilEy in a paternitysuiE smiled This is Ehe proudest momentof my lifel

MOVEd LICOI ALIAN C rcGILL(uq lst Bn l9rh 343-845) from ArlingronVA Eo 701 Maplewood Reno NV We nakeno snide comnent Allan

We have underEaken Ehe handling oforders for tKorean War Alnanac Harryswork reviewed elsewhere in Ehis issue

How are we going Eo do iEwe Uouehr IdO c6pies (eofE cover) from

rhe publiiher - in the belief that 100will eo like hoL cakes

weYll deliver a coPy Lo your door lr PTP(we pay the postage) for the tidy sum of

llake your checks PaYable Lo 24LhInfDlvAssn and send your orders Eo

vour Editor I20 4aple StRm 207iiof rd lrA 01103 P1ease geL your order in early Ourneck is way ouE

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of WarIts iusE cuL - and Youre going- Lo

^rant a c6ov Our hiehly-valued membert-r4 cor MRY-G sutttERsJil

is the proud faEher of anoEher book - tnrsli^ nrbtrt war A lnanac He ra s

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the author of that 91a ssic on

tii-ii i-illun ot-straEggY Toohe wroEe Vietnam war Arrnanac- ---

ltow ttarrv t s done it again -For us Zr book or even a co rurnn ano

iUa-il[ regularly) wriEten by tlarryiI lG-qi teit of Super sunday a

Darrvl Sdrawberry ePigramt-and an excru-s ive- interview rJiEh GreEa UarDo t a rlwraoped in one-ff-rii iteo hit subjecEs rvith a

ot-ftaEit and brio thaE rule ouE anyiIiiuiiicv of boredom - and in Koreanfi-lt he has done iE again

His Eone is never didacEic YeE ne

was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

He mixes anecdoEe hisEory g9PSrP

tvie id-iet eEics iir finely calibratedu ]to

being careful neiEher Eo EarKJont

-iovorl n6r to tax you unduly wichoonderous Ehought silI1a-t fr]-tl tv of f er you a lietlenudge--- in shoru he transforns some of the more

aubious evenEs of our time - evenEsiiid- the rniliuery PoliEics -into tnEtt itt scinEillating -i-iiko lrar Alnanachehas done it again

tLarry tns divided AlmarEc inLo 3

secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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PrimeHe was assigned to HunterFort Steuroieartin lyrs and remained therc for two years l[[977 he assumed command of Arny Readiness Regron II and the folloFing iear wasordered Co Washitl8ton DC o direct theCai_h6i Pitcie TraininE IllanaEernentsllCy undr tlre assistant secretary of del-ensc After tlt study he became deputychief of stafT for training at heidquarieBFort Monroc I a

Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

Cheney told reporters at a news confer-ene he has not seen the report but saidl m guessing dozehs of adijitional baseuroswill be targeted

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This plan will incorporate more of thechanqes fe have seeuron in the world than any-thing we ve seen to date hc said

Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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Breathe nota word of iplease - utternot a singleword about iE -werre meeting inBuffalo inSeptember

2^ tsy FRED LEDERER of 2503 Olive9JogpJt MO -print ltrore news aboir che34th ln lrll II Fred was with K Co------or couldnt- you guess

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Wed Sepヒ 26

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Thurs SepE 27

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10100 am ro 1000 pm - Eospiraltty Room

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To your righE on Ehe next Pager is apropos-ed press release pertaining Eo you-ftnow-wha e WheEher or noE you plan coaEtend this festiviEy Please cut thisouE and mil Eo your local newsPaPerIt will be nice if we can blanket Ehecountrv wlEh this announcement IE willbe verv helpful Eo our former comrades whodo noEknorrof Ehe existance of our greaLassociaEion Your initiaElve in EhismaEter is appreciated

TeIl vou the lmportance we tre plaeingupon thl giurick I were giving it- 2ones - uhE fronc Dagei on your righEtirt tte inverse paLe in Utlntlt We dldnLthink voutd wanE your Editor Eo see anyof ourcopy on thl uack slde of eherelea se

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Korean Yets demandreturn of remainsBv Julie BirdTime trT -rirr

WASHINGTON - The Korean War Veterans Associ-

aiion has petitioned President Bush reuroquesting thst rc-Aru of ifS servicemen in Nortl Korea be returnedand the governrnent try to locate 8ny who survive

The four-point peti[ion which wae delivered to theDepartmentof Veterans AIfairs in March asks the gov-

emnent toI Demand the remaine of five identified American

stdiers be retumed inmediatelYIPursue reports that between 1000 and 3000

A-eicrt utice-n

died in prisonerofwor camps and

trv io recover their remains-l Acknoledge the associalions belief that as many

lOO oldio i iing and unaccounttd for may still be

dive and held orisonerlTrv to reurocover Army Cpl Roger Dumas who re

otai seen alive in a prisonerofwar camp inhoal tilss but was not among prisoners repatriated inAirsust tgSS The petition asks the government lo reim-bufu his brother Robert Dumas of Canterbury Conn the $150000 he spent in his 3ampyear seardr for Roger

DumasDurus story was detailed in 1986 in Army Times

and Air Force -Tines

In 1984 olter Robert Dumas filed

suit a federal court dranged Roger Dumas ststur frommissing in action to prisoner of war

The main thing is we wsnt those five bodies bacllt

said Richad Adams president of the Korean War Ve-

teans Association The nert step b to search for re-

mains of the IOOO to 3000 soldiers thought to hsve

died in prison camps rnany of whom were buried by

fellow prisoners he said

The linal push trill be t locate any live POWs he

Baid

Were not tryng to rile the governmenl he said

Were not going to march on the Capitol [ButJ I dontknow whether were opening a bigger can of wormgthan we think

Robert Ilumas praised the ampssociations move and

said he is optimistic that the petition will achieveresults

This is the strongtst document I have seen in 40

vears on this issuen he said Wed like the ryhite

ilouse to help us lf not well do it ourselves

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24th lnfantry Division AssnUn ted States Army

For mmediate re ease

CONTACT

Mr Vincent Vela Chairman(716) 873-7129

Buffalo New York On SepEember 27t through

Ehe 30Eh 1990 Ehe 24Ch Infantry Division of Ehe uniEed sEates Army

will hold its 43rd annual reunion honoring veEerans of Wor1d War IIEhe Korean lar and division members from Pearl Harbor through

current ass ignmenE at Fort StewarE Ga The retrnion will be hel-d

aE Ehe HyaEt Regency Hocel BuffaLo N Y 14202

For further information contact I

24th lnfantry Division Reunion 1864 E Paso LaneFulerton Ca 92633(714) 526-6860

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Elsewhere in Ehls issue we reporledLhe resignaEion of our good memberLrGen EuiARD L RoLTNEY Now we liveyou some of his Lhoughts which appearedln che llava I Institutes Proceedlngstlava IRevler 1990 We believe them to beva hable reading

Ambassadot Ed Rowny

Arms Control at Arms Length

Br Edward L Rorlnr

while some elements of USarms control policy will undergomajor changes in responseuro to thebrcak-up of the Soviet empirecenain principles will endure Ourarms control concepts are funda-mental and musl be applied toeach of the multitude of arms re-duction and confi dence-buildingproposals rhat the United Smres isconsidering in various neBotiationsaround the world

Underpinning any lisi of endur-ing arms control criteria is theidea that nalions do not mistrustotte another because they havearms they have alms becausethey mistrust one another Historyaod the even(s of theuro (Presiden(

Mikhail) Gorbachev era of US-Soviet relarions amply supponthis philosophy

The past also validates thecompanion principle that the moslcarefully crafted agrcenrents can$irher away during peuroriods ofheightened tension The post-World War I Washington andlrndon Naval Disarmament Con-fercnces of l92l-22 nnd 1930 il-lusrrare rhis point One postwarhistorian- Louis J Halle calledthe 1922 Washington Treaty astmtesic disaster lhat did notserve lhe cause of pelcc be-cause it conlributed to Japansunchallenged riie t0 power priorin World War llr Yet at lhc llmethe two interwar naval rcatiesrerc ratified thcy seemed likegood ideas Forcign policy expenCiovanni Engely wrde in l93lrhar at [thel Washington lNavalDisamament Confercncel possibleconflict berween the United Statesand Japan was eliminated2 Re-garding rhe 1930 London NavalTreaty he obseurorved that lthepossibilityl of a Japanese-Ameri-can conflict is no longer credibleeven in imaginative romances l

Given the poor alms controltmck rccord exemplified by thesepre-World War naval treatiesrhere is litde onder that fteUnited States had to wait until lheSraregic Arms Limitation Agrce-menrs of 1972 (SALT l) beforcthe Senate would atify anotheragreement limiting weapons cen_

rral ro U-S nalional security Notcoincidently lhe decade of the1970s was widely viewed as ao em

of deleme in US-Soviet reurolationsSince history aptly demonstiates

that arms control canoot be iso-lared fmm broader intemationalpolitical considerations howshould the Uniled States approachtodays evea changing arms con-trol scene) Even as we ieuroek (obuild uFn points of murual ad-vantage which fundamenBl prin-ciples will endure and be applica-ble regardless of all thesechanges) Simply put it is USpolicy that our arms controlagreemenls shall be equitableveritiable and must accomplishthe tbllowing) Enhance the nalional security ofrhe United States and its allies) Reduce the rist of war) Strengthen global slability

Derived from these broad pol-icy requirements are specific USarms conlrol goals for the l99osThey include commitments toseek agreernents that) Secure a slable balance of con-ventional land and air forces atthe Conventional Forces in Eu-rope (CFE) reduction lalks) Strengthen strategic stabili(yand reduce the risk of war by re-ducing srraregic nuclear force lev-els at the Stmtegic Arms Reduc-tion Talks (START)) Strcngthen deterrcnce by in-creasing rcliance on effecrive de-fensive systems should defensesprove feasible at the Defense and

Spce Talks (DST)) Promote openness ard Prcdicta-bility io thc military-seurocurity fieldat the confidence-and-seurocurity-building rieasures (CSBM) nego-tiationst

The United States is engaged inmany other arms control folumsThese include talks on chemicalweapoos missile and nuclear non_proliferation Open Skies and

-nuclear testing to nallre a lewThough noi all irrclusive the ne-gotiations oudined here teuroPresenla wide iange of US inlerests

Convantional Forces i4 EuroPe

CFE is off to a better $an thanany other afms control negoliationin modem tinres This is one ofthe best examples of the principlerhat improved rclations enhancelhe prospects of alms conlrol wehave basic agrceuroments on thebroad tems of what alms ate tobe rcduced on the need foa effec-rive verilication- and on the im-ponant concepr of assymetricalreductions- And we seern lo havea confluence of interesls we wantthe Soviets to reduce their con_ventional force prcpondemnceand lhey are under considembleeconomic and polilical pressurc todo soLike ull othcr irrnr controlagrcemcnt thc CFE Treaty in-volveli a de|ilishlv complex webof detail Agreeing on commondeinitions tbr the major catego-ries o[ welF)ns being limited(main bxlrle ranks anilleD ar-mored combrt lehicles combaraircrati and combat helicopreN)ha Proed dilljcuk For examplenelotiirtoni must dcvelop guide-lincs lbr determininr how muchirnd whal type of urmament itwolld take to conven a cominer-cial helicoprer to u trcty-limitcdcombat helicoprer

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Recemly the issue of trurprcductions has been making head-lines The cufient NATO-wars wPact agreed position is rhar lheredlctions should involve onlyUS and Soviet ground and airforce personnel slalioned oursidelheir respeclive nltional territo-ries This proposed ceiling wouldrcducc tru)p leels to paritv in acarcllrll delined cenlral zoneThis pnrpltlsal would requirc muchgrcnler culs on the pan of theSoviet Uni(n (reduclions of about-160000 Sor iet troops comparedto boul 80000 US troops) lnthe remainder of the region fromthe Atlanric Ocean ro the UrrlMountlins ou(side lhe cenlralzone the United States miry sta-tion no more lhun J0000 rroops

The trunslbrmirtion of thc policicul alinlate rn thc wlrsr$ Pactnalions enhance thc pR)spccts tbtcomplering r Jound CFE rrcnr)- halso giles lhe tilsk more urgenct_lndeed lhe ne$ Eastem EuropeirnleadeB irre calling lbr rhe removalof Soviet lrq)ps starioncd withintheir bordeni They arc anxious trrreduce wdrsa$r Pacl mililrt)tbrccs through bihtcral negotia-rions $irh rhe Soriet Union We

eplaud the5e ctfofts since theconrplenrnl the CFE process

The wesrem objective is toculili rnd uphold rhc toral with-drltral of rll Sovicl lbrce tomEasrem Europe CFE suppons rhisSoll and lirthers the tundanrentalprinciplc o[ rlrenglheninc Iong-rerm subilit)-

President Georre Bush hachallcnlrcd lhc narions ol NATC)and lhe Waninw Pact to completerhe CFE negorialions lhis tearBeclusc this pact so grcallr re-duces thc lelels of militalv Ibrcesconlrunting one lnother in ccntrxlEurope probably nevcr betbrc hasan Jrms control agrcement held

such potenliul immediare benefitlbr cnhancing the iecuritt_ inler-esrs of rhe Unired Stares its al-lics and all Eurupe

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Thc Bush adminisrratioo s pr()-posrls in START call for creatinga nrore Jtable nuclea balaoce[ith deep reductions in slralegicnucleirr Ibrccs The reduqions aredesisned to suppon the US goclof trenslhcning dctcrrence br_

reducing the crpabilitt to huncha tirsl strike even in r crisisDeelopers ol the US duli me-ticuk)usl) adhered to the fundil-menral principles of equalit) andvcritiability

Thc posirions ot rhe lwo sideson onrc ol rhe liet START issuescan be iummarized as lbllow) DeliItt lsticlerr An agreedceiling of 1600 strategic nucleardeliel-1 ehiclcs (SNDvs) whichinclude ileployed interconrinen(alballistic missilcs (lCBIUs) andtheir iNsocixlcd launchem de-ploled submurine-launched ballis-tic nrisiles (SLBMS) llnd lhcirlaunchers irnd hcav) bombers) ltirrrrarlr An agreed ccilin ol60D llarheads The ceilins in-cludes deploled lCBirls SLBMsilnd rir-lilunched cruise missilestALCItlr t rvith eirch hea)bonber equippcd only lbr nu-cleilr-armed gravily bombs andshon-range xrtack missilcsr SRAls)counting as one warhead

) ll(ridrl Sxlrirrir The sideshae agreed on a sublimit of-19m ballisric-missile rvarheadswirhin this sublimil the Sovie(swill be required ro reduce theirhear1 ICBM tbrce to 1540 rvrr-herds on 154 missilesgt ltobil ICBMr The UnitedSrlres announccd il would dropits demrnd for a ban on mobileICBMS oi $hich the Soviets al-reldJ hre t$o t)peri depb)ed

Congressional suppon tbr thePresidenls mobilc ICBM Progmmhus become increasingly imponsntgt ALCM| On rhe subject olALCMS rhe Uniled S(ares andthe Sovict Union agreed on counl-ing rules (ALCMS ntlributed toeach type bomber) and nucleaconvcnrional dislinguishabililyHo$ever rhe ALCM range issue(ie abolc what rilnge lhrcsholddo nuclear ALCMs count) waslcft unresolved) SLCMs Though the sea-

launched cruise missile (SLCM) is

not considered x slrategic weuPon|ubjecl to START constoin(s bU-S delinition the sidcs agreedar rhe Dccember 1987 WashinetonSirmnlil to lind u mullally ircceF-irble solution to the question oflimiting rhc nucleirr-amrcd mis-riles Funhcr rhese limitationswould not involve coun(ing

SLCMS within the START6(m-wurhed und l6($-SNDVlimirs Ar the Fcbruar] 1990Moscow Ministcrial (ber eenUS Secretarl ol State JamesBuker lll and Soriet Foreign lin-isrer Eduard Sh(lardnadzer ilirppelni rhar the Sor icl Uniongenerilll) ugreed ro the coE-epr ofa declirrxrcD rpproirch rs a brsislbr involving SLCM in xrm con-trol (ic thc issuancc of politi-call binding rlatcmenrs regardinrrthe number ol SLCM5 of a splci-lied lype rnd range cach sidepllns to deplo )

The START drult treat letcontains rxn) othcr elcnrntSonE iisue$ ilre till conlertadand will require addititrnal attcn-lion prior ro rhc plxnned llirt-June 1990 US-Soviet sumrnit

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ment it shall give six mon(hsno(ice afier which the ABMTreuty shall be rednintrcd unlessthe panies agree olherwiseuro

Strclegic detenses have the po-lenrial for contriburing signili-canrly to our national securityContrary to whilt the Soviets andsome other critics say SDIstrengrhens global srabiliry andwill grearly rcduce rhe risk ofwar Any nurion posssing orthinking oI ircqurnng ballisric mis-siles would have insurmoutablediftlculties lrying to phn aroundUS srrategic defenses

Because of lhe promrsing out-lool lbr developing SDI rechnol-ogy which meuroets our defenseuroneeds and lhal of our Allies lheDST negoriations will increase inimgrnance over time

EDWAND NOW]TEYDsfrustful ol osco

SLBMS and associated launchersin (he START talks On a multi-lateral basis Notices to Airmenand Norices to Mariners (NOTAMSand NOMARS) are distributedworldide every day These no-ticcs are used exlensively to en-sure rhe safery of all vessels andaircraft in intemational water andairspace

The second poim to be empha-sized concems rhe formal CSBMtalks no$being held in ViennaAusrrix wirhour gering into a

detailed hislory of these negotia-

tions- rhe 35 members of theConterence on Security and Coop-era(ion in Europe (an organizationthat includes Nonh America and(hc Soviet Union) agreed to amandate that specifically excludesnaval activities from the CSBMpr()cess unless they arc function-ally linked lo a notifiablegr)und activity (eg amphibiousoperirrions )

Despite this mandate Io includenaval forces some naval atmscontrol proposals have been (abled

in vienna In addition the Sovi-e(s and otheni have been Propos-ing maritime-rclated measures formany yea$ A sampling of theseincludes) Zones of peace) Nuclear free zones) Geographic rcstrictioos on oper-ationsgt Limirs on exercises) Advance notification ofexercises

A main objective of confi-dence-building iteasures is said to

Concurenl nilh bur separrtetiorn START are lhe Delense andSpacc Talks (DST| being held inGeneva S$itzerllnd The gotl ofDST is a trer) lbr rhe cu)peru-tive deploymenl of lulure strltegicballitic-missile delcnses shouldsuch delenseuros prole tlasibleThroughout lhese disclrssions $econrinue lo mrke clear lo theSoviels our commilment lo the

Whercas agreemenls such asCFE DST and a properly drafredSTART Trcaty meet our arrnsconlrol crileria of enhancinp na-tionrl secunty rcducing rh riskof wor and srenstheninp llobalsrahrlrrv recenr Souler uini con-trol proposals for limiling gen-eral-purpose naval forces and operdlions simply do not meet lheseslandaads

Strategic Defense Iniria(ive lSDl)In a significant breakrhrough

rhe Soviets dropped lheir formallinkage betueen signing a STARTaereement and completing a de-fensc and space agrcement-aploy that would have allowedthem to claim a riSht ro withdrawfrom the START rreary ar somefulure date if they haddeter-mined the other side had gonebeyond lhe 1972 AntiballisticMissile (ABM) Trcary (ampi rheydefine irt-

In December 1989 US nego-liators ubled a revised drafi DSTlexl in rcsponse to the resuks oflhe Wyoming Minisrerial Underlhe revised drall lrealy if a panyannounccs its intenlion to deploystrategic ballistic-missile dettnsesbeyond lhose permi[cd by rheABM Treary rhe panies shallbegin lhree years of discussionson specillc measures tbr a cooper-ative transition lf afler thatthrce-year period eirher panywishes ro undenale such deploy-

Nevenheless the Soviet Unioncontinues to push naval iums con-rrol ar every opponunity Recenrdiscussions wirh US allies inboth Europe and in rhe Pacificreveal that lhe Soviet Union isconiinuing a full-coun prcss onrhe issue of extending groundforce-type limitations to the sea

Conridence-and-security-build-ing measurcs (known as CSBMS)in panicular arE gaining visibilityin the naval arms control aEnaAmong rhe ra[ge of potential lim-italrons that ma affect oavalforces CSBMs may evolve as themosl imrneurodiate arms controlchallenge ro US employment ofmarilime forces

At lhe outset two importantpoinls musl be underscorcd Oneis that rhe United States has al-ready subjected its naval forces tovarious cu)pemlive rcgimesThese include the bilateral US-Sovier Incidents at Sea and Dan-gerous Mililalv Acliviries Agrce-trlents as well as lhe inclusion of

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be lhe prevenlion o[ surprise al-ta(k Another related objecrive isto avoid inadvenent conflicl thatcould result from large scale exercises being misread cs prcpara-ltons for an invasion At seasuch mersuaes are not necessantrecause the concept of freedom ofthe seas already permil eitherside to observe and monitor theothers activities so thal no sur-prise or misinterpretation should(rcur- In lodays world navalforces on the surface of lhe seado not readily lend themselves tolhe initiation of (urprise attacksBesldes being relatively slowships can be lracked easilv- eirhervrsually or through mcxlem rechnicrl means

In addition ro CSBMs addi-tional arms contnrl fbnrms willlikcly be proposed bv lhc SovierUnion in the future ior nesotiat-ing limiralions on naval fesThe best answer to any call fortbrmal tall rgrecrfi calit designedlo develop xrm (ontrol lrcc-ments invol ins naval fories isJUst lo say No

If thc casc lbr naval CSBMS isIeak thc arguments for formalnaval arms reduction lalks oulsidethe CSBM pGess are lorallt-unpersuastve) ln lerms of geography alonethe Unitcd Slales lrs a marilimenalion must maintain irs abilitv tooprcratt freell in critical oceanarcas in order lo reinforce andsustain US and allied forcestound the Iorld and t() ensureurocrur economic sunivul In con-lrrsl lhe Soviet Union is a rlomi_nirnt lirnd pouer phficrll localed rn lhe Eurastan land maiwith inremal lincs o[ communica

lion to service its economic andsecurily interests) The relaration of rensions andsuccesstul complelion of CFE wiUpermit the Uniled States trr reduceitr land-based forccs in EumoeHowever rt is (enain thal USbbal inrerests outside the supcrpoIer relalionship will continueto groI As lhe world becomesincreasingly polycentric thc tradi-tional naval missi()ns oI peacetimeprcsence and crisis rcsponse willnot chanse Recional conflicts asIell as nonstale actions such asintemational lerrorism and druptrrlfi cking will require crnplo-

menl of US- naval force formissions unrelatcd lo the US-Soiet balance- In addilion rhcpftitcration ol incrcasinsl so-phisticared high-rechnology wcap-ons throuShout lhe Third World(such as ballislic missiles andchemical weapons) will require amodem navy capable of defendingagInrr threats to the uDitedSlates and our Allies withoulbeing hampered bv unnecessaryarrns control measures_) Garrosl ds oot change thefact lhat an averase of morc lhan25 civil and inlemational confliclshave erupted in the developingworld every vear since the end ofworld war Il The United Srateshas used military force in rc-sponse lo more than 200 of theseincidents The U-S Navy playeda dominant role in lE8 of thoseuroconflicts when lhe United Statesbrolsht naval power to bear toprevent war to limit its escala-lion or to protect American citi-zens or Americas allies or rrad-ing panners Onl) ten of the 188incidenls were direct results ofconfrontalion between the UnitedSlares and the Soviel Union Consequentl the facr rhat rhe SovierUnion mav appear less Ihreaieningdoes not ]essen the need for astrong US Navy- Neirher does i(reduce US elobal commitments

Finall] while negoriaring thereduction of US naval forces isa nonsQ(cr il would behoovethose tr) ing to involve rhe UniredStates in naval anns contml toassess the impact of budget con-slrainls on lhe future shape ofWestem naval forces The recentPentagon announcement on the

Not all arms control conceptsare crealed equal-some are bettcr than others On one extremeare proposals (such as those di-rccled at US naval forccs) lharundermine US deterrent capabil-ity and reaken our abiliry to ful-fill long-standing US commirments around rhe rorld At theolhcr end of rhe spectrurn is thepromise held out bv the CFElalks-negotiations lhat as presentlv cons(rued can meet theenduring US arrns control objec-tives of improving securit) en-hancing srabiliry and reducinr rherisk of war

Whether ar rhe START negotia-tions at CFE ar rhe CSBM ralkso at DST all US nesoriarorsknow lhar rhey and rh Presidentlhey represenl must answer to theAmerican people for the trcaticsthey bring home Ulrimarcly rhefinal vote rrill be based on a positive answer to the fundamcntalquestion Doeuros lhis lreaty conlribute to rhe national securitv ofthe United Srare

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Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

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Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

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aE the Tomb of the Unknorrns

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A US congressional delegacion wenE to--Seoul Eo arrange for the firsE retural ofUS Korean Wdr dead from Conrmni s E NorEh Korea since I9)4

The return of the rermins is widely seen as a gestsure by Nortsh Korea Eo implovgrelations with Ehe Unitea-dLis Thi two cormtsries do noi have diplomatlc relations

IIARREN G AVERY We honor him rvho honots us

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1990 REUNION SCHEDuLE

BufFa lo New YOrk

Wed Sepヒ 26

9=30 am Lo 800 pm ‐ RegistratiOn

1000 am ro 1000 pm - Hospiraliry Room

Dress - very infonnal - anything goes

Thurs SepE 27

930 ah ro 800 pm - Regisrratton -LlEEle EaELy Arrivals

10100 am ro 1000 pm - Eospiraltty Room

3330 pm to 930 pm - Nlagara FnIIs Tour includtnadlnner by reseffaElon only

Dress - whatever pleases you

Ar5rtlme - Naval Perk Tour $llarbot Toui on the fire boat

FrI seD 28

930 am ro 5300 pm - ReSistratlon1000 am to 600 pm - HospitaUty Rom

I00O am Lo 400 pm - Niagara Falls Tour tncludinsIlmch by teservaEion only -

Allytltne - Naval Park Tour +tlarbor Tour on the fire boat

tlatjallan Nlsht SIt Dn Dlnner

5300 pm- Cocktails

7r00 pn- Dinner

Dress - [lanaiian - the Louder the beEterHosr Buffalots lbyor James D criffin (E tth RcT r53)

Enteta ifinen t

Sat Sept 29

9uO - Registrallon - Salurday srrleals - werlltletll git you checked ln somehorr

1000 - fashion Show fot ladies lrithld iralklng dlstanceAdam Meldrrrm amp Anderson Deuropt Store

10100 ao - Annrral Business lleeting

1000 ao to 500 pn - ttospltality Rocm

Anytlme - Naval Park Tou Harbo Tour on the fire boat

Meuroooria I Service and Banaue

5OO pn - Cocktalls

500 pm - Memorlal Service and BanqueLtotlowed by a few words lhen Euslc

Dless - evenlnS wear - coats shlrEs tles etc etcstn Sept 30

70O am Lo 1l00 am - Conttnental Breakfast -arohrtith

conpliments

[Ia rbot Tours on the cityrs fire boat sre beine arranzedby courtesy of lbyor criffln at Llmes o sult-vour and Lhe ltayors cirnvenience Times rtII be anirounced

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To your righE on Ehe next Pager is apropos-ed press release pertaining Eo you-ftnow-wha e WheEher or noE you plan coaEtend this festiviEy Please cut thisouE and mil Eo your local newsPaPerIt will be nice if we can blanket Ehecountrv wlEh this announcement IE willbe verv helpful Eo our former comrades whodo noEknorrof Ehe existance of our greaLassociaEion Your initiaElve in EhismaEter is appreciated

TeIl vou the lmportance we tre plaeingupon thl giurick I were giving it- 2ones - uhE fronc Dagei on your righEtirt tte inverse paLe in Utlntlt We dldnLthink voutd wanE your Editor Eo see anyof ourcopy on thl uack slde of eherelea se

One more tip Editors love local colorIf vou can add-a paragraph about yourselfas having participated wich the DivisionaE correiiaor or Taejon or Germaf-ry orRiley herll be the more inclined tobuy ic

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Korean Yets demandreturn of remainsBv Julie BirdTime trT -rirr

WASHINGTON - The Korean War Veterans Associ-

aiion has petitioned President Bush reuroquesting thst rc-Aru of ifS servicemen in Nortl Korea be returnedand the governrnent try to locate 8ny who survive

The four-point peti[ion which wae delivered to theDepartmentof Veterans AIfairs in March asks the gov-

emnent toI Demand the remaine of five identified American

stdiers be retumed inmediatelYIPursue reports that between 1000 and 3000

A-eicrt utice-n

died in prisonerofwor camps and

trv io recover their remains-l Acknoledge the associalions belief that as many

lOO oldio i iing and unaccounttd for may still be

dive and held orisonerlTrv to reurocover Army Cpl Roger Dumas who re

otai seen alive in a prisonerofwar camp inhoal tilss but was not among prisoners repatriated inAirsust tgSS The petition asks the government lo reim-bufu his brother Robert Dumas of Canterbury Conn the $150000 he spent in his 3ampyear seardr for Roger

DumasDurus story was detailed in 1986 in Army Times

and Air Force -Tines

In 1984 olter Robert Dumas filed

suit a federal court dranged Roger Dumas ststur frommissing in action to prisoner of war

The main thing is we wsnt those five bodies bacllt

said Richad Adams president of the Korean War Ve-

teans Association The nert step b to search for re-

mains of the IOOO to 3000 soldiers thought to hsve

died in prison camps rnany of whom were buried by

fellow prisoners he said

The linal push trill be t locate any live POWs he

Baid

Were not tryng to rile the governmenl he said

Were not going to march on the Capitol [ButJ I dontknow whether were opening a bigger can of wormgthan we think

Robert Ilumas praised the ampssociations move and

said he is optimistic that the petition will achieveresults

This is the strongtst document I have seen in 40

vears on this issuen he said Wed like the ryhite

ilouse to help us lf not well do it ourselves

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DATE ORGANIZAT10N

24th lnfantry Division AssnUn ted States Army

For mmediate re ease

CONTACT

Mr Vincent Vela Chairman(716) 873-7129

Buffalo New York On SepEember 27t through

Ehe 30Eh 1990 Ehe 24Ch Infantry Division of Ehe uniEed sEates Army

will hold its 43rd annual reunion honoring veEerans of Wor1d War IIEhe Korean lar and division members from Pearl Harbor through

current ass ignmenE at Fort StewarE Ga The retrnion will be hel-d

aE Ehe HyaEt Regency Hocel BuffaLo N Y 14202

For further information contact I

24th lnfantry Division Reunion 1864 E Paso LaneFulerton Ca 92633(714) 526-6860

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Elsewhere in Ehls issue we reporledLhe resignaEion of our good memberLrGen EuiARD L RoLTNEY Now we liveyou some of his Lhoughts which appearedln che llava I Institutes Proceedlngstlava IRevler 1990 We believe them to beva hable reading

Ambassadot Ed Rowny

Arms Control at Arms Length

Br Edward L Rorlnr

while some elements of USarms control policy will undergomajor changes in responseuro to thebrcak-up of the Soviet empirecenain principles will endure Ourarms control concepts are funda-mental and musl be applied toeach of the multitude of arms re-duction and confi dence-buildingproposals rhat the United Smres isconsidering in various neBotiationsaround the world

Underpinning any lisi of endur-ing arms control criteria is theidea that nalions do not mistrustotte another because they havearms they have alms becausethey mistrust one another Historyaod the even(s of theuro (Presiden(

Mikhail) Gorbachev era of US-Soviet relarions amply supponthis philosophy

The past also validates thecompanion principle that the moslcarefully crafted agrcenrents can$irher away during peuroriods ofheightened tension The post-World War I Washington andlrndon Naval Disarmament Con-fercnces of l92l-22 nnd 1930 il-lusrrare rhis point One postwarhistorian- Louis J Halle calledthe 1922 Washington Treaty astmtesic disaster lhat did notserve lhe cause of pelcc be-cause it conlributed to Japansunchallenged riie t0 power priorin World War llr Yet at lhc llmethe two interwar naval rcatiesrerc ratified thcy seemed likegood ideas Forcign policy expenCiovanni Engely wrde in l93lrhar at [thel Washington lNavalDisamament Confercncel possibleconflict berween the United Statesand Japan was eliminated2 Re-garding rhe 1930 London NavalTreaty he obseurorved that lthepossibilityl of a Japanese-Ameri-can conflict is no longer credibleeven in imaginative romances l

Given the poor alms controltmck rccord exemplified by thesepre-World War naval treatiesrhere is litde onder that fteUnited States had to wait until lheSraregic Arms Limitation Agrce-menrs of 1972 (SALT l) beforcthe Senate would atify anotheragreement limiting weapons cen_

rral ro U-S nalional security Notcoincidently lhe decade of the1970s was widely viewed as ao em

of deleme in US-Soviet reurolationsSince history aptly demonstiates

that arms control canoot be iso-lared fmm broader intemationalpolitical considerations howshould the Uniled States approachtodays evea changing arms con-trol scene) Even as we ieuroek (obuild uFn points of murual ad-vantage which fundamenBl prin-ciples will endure and be applica-ble regardless of all thesechanges) Simply put it is USpolicy that our arms controlagreemenls shall be equitableveritiable and must accomplishthe tbllowing) Enhance the nalional security ofrhe United States and its allies) Reduce the rist of war) Strengthen global slability

Derived from these broad pol-icy requirements are specific USarms conlrol goals for the l99osThey include commitments toseek agreernents that) Secure a slable balance of con-ventional land and air forces atthe Conventional Forces in Eu-rope (CFE) reduction lalks) Strengthen strategic stabili(yand reduce the risk of war by re-ducing srraregic nuclear force lev-els at the Stmtegic Arms Reduc-tion Talks (START)) Strcngthen deterrcnce by in-creasing rcliance on effecrive de-fensive systems should defensesprove feasible at the Defense and

Spce Talks (DST)) Promote openness ard Prcdicta-bility io thc military-seurocurity fieldat the confidence-and-seurocurity-building rieasures (CSBM) nego-tiationst

The United States is engaged inmany other arms control folumsThese include talks on chemicalweapoos missile and nuclear non_proliferation Open Skies and

-nuclear testing to nallre a lewThough noi all irrclusive the ne-gotiations oudined here teuroPresenla wide iange of US inlerests

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CFE is off to a better $an thanany other afms control negoliationin modem tinres This is one ofthe best examples of the principlerhat improved rclations enhancelhe prospects of alms conlrol wehave basic agrceuroments on thebroad tems of what alms ate tobe rcduced on the need foa effec-rive verilication- and on the im-ponant concepr of assymetricalreductions- And we seern lo havea confluence of interesls we wantthe Soviets to reduce their con_ventional force prcpondemnceand lhey are under considembleeconomic and polilical pressurc todo soLike ull othcr irrnr controlagrcemcnt thc CFE Treaty in-volveli a de|ilishlv complex webof detail Agreeing on commondeinitions tbr the major catego-ries o[ welF)ns being limited(main bxlrle ranks anilleD ar-mored combrt lehicles combaraircrati and combat helicopreN)ha Proed dilljcuk For examplenelotiirtoni must dcvelop guide-lincs lbr determininr how muchirnd whal type of urmament itwolld take to conven a cominer-cial helicoprer to u trcty-limitcdcombat helicoprer

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Recemly the issue of trurprcductions has been making head-lines The cufient NATO-wars wPact agreed position is rhar lheredlctions should involve onlyUS and Soviet ground and airforce personnel slalioned oursidelheir respeclive nltional territo-ries This proposed ceiling wouldrcducc tru)p leels to paritv in acarcllrll delined cenlral zoneThis pnrpltlsal would requirc muchgrcnler culs on the pan of theSoviet Uni(n (reduclions of about-160000 Sor iet troops comparedto boul 80000 US troops) lnthe remainder of the region fromthe Atlanric Ocean ro the UrrlMountlins ou(side lhe cenlralzone the United States miry sta-tion no more lhun J0000 rroops

The trunslbrmirtion of thc policicul alinlate rn thc wlrsr$ Pactnalions enhance thc pR)spccts tbtcomplering r Jound CFE rrcnr)- halso giles lhe tilsk more urgenct_lndeed lhe ne$ Eastem EuropeirnleadeB irre calling lbr rhe removalof Soviet lrq)ps starioncd withintheir bordeni They arc anxious trrreduce wdrsa$r Pacl mililrt)tbrccs through bihtcral negotia-rions $irh rhe Soriet Union We

eplaud the5e ctfofts since theconrplenrnl the CFE process

The wesrem objective is toculili rnd uphold rhc toral with-drltral of rll Sovicl lbrce tomEasrem Europe CFE suppons rhisSoll and lirthers the tundanrentalprinciplc o[ rlrenglheninc Iong-rerm subilit)-

President Georre Bush hachallcnlrcd lhc narions ol NATC)and lhe Waninw Pact to completerhe CFE negorialions lhis tearBeclusc this pact so grcallr re-duces thc lelels of militalv Ibrcesconlrunting one lnother in ccntrxlEurope probably nevcr betbrc hasan Jrms control agrcement held

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Thc Bush adminisrratioo s pr()-posrls in START call for creatinga nrore Jtable nuclea balaoce[ith deep reductions in slralegicnucleirr Ibrccs The reduqions aredesisned to suppon the US goclof trenslhcning dctcrrence br_

reducing the crpabilitt to huncha tirsl strike even in r crisisDeelopers ol the US duli me-ticuk)usl) adhered to the fundil-menral principles of equalit) andvcritiability

Thc posirions ot rhe lwo sideson onrc ol rhe liet START issuescan be iummarized as lbllow) DeliItt lsticlerr An agreedceiling of 1600 strategic nucleardeliel-1 ehiclcs (SNDvs) whichinclude ileployed interconrinen(alballistic missilcs (lCBIUs) andtheir iNsocixlcd launchem de-ploled submurine-launched ballis-tic nrisiles (SLBMS) llnd lhcirlaunchers irnd hcav) bombers) ltirrrrarlr An agreed ccilin ol60D llarheads The ceilins in-cludes deploled lCBirls SLBMsilnd rir-lilunched cruise missilestALCItlr t rvith eirch hea)bonber equippcd only lbr nu-cleilr-armed gravily bombs andshon-range xrtack missilcsr SRAls)counting as one warhead

) ll(ridrl Sxlrirrir The sideshae agreed on a sublimit of-19m ballisric-missile rvarheadswirhin this sublimil the Sovie(swill be required ro reduce theirhear1 ICBM tbrce to 1540 rvrr-herds on 154 missilesgt ltobil ICBMr The UnitedSrlres announccd il would dropits demrnd for a ban on mobileICBMS oi $hich the Soviets al-reldJ hre t$o t)peri depb)ed

Congressional suppon tbr thePresidenls mobilc ICBM Progmmhus become increasingly imponsntgt ALCM| On rhe subject olALCMS rhe Uniled S(ares andthe Sovict Union agreed on counl-ing rules (ALCMS ntlributed toeach type bomber) and nucleaconvcnrional dislinguishabililyHo$ever rhe ALCM range issue(ie abolc what rilnge lhrcsholddo nuclear ALCMs count) waslcft unresolved) SLCMs Though the sea-

launched cruise missile (SLCM) is

not considered x slrategic weuPon|ubjecl to START constoin(s bU-S delinition the sidcs agreedar rhe Dccember 1987 WashinetonSirmnlil to lind u mullally ircceF-irble solution to the question oflimiting rhc nucleirr-amrcd mis-riles Funhcr rhese limitationswould not involve coun(ing

SLCMS within the START6(m-wurhed und l6($-SNDVlimirs Ar the Fcbruar] 1990Moscow Ministcrial (ber eenUS Secretarl ol State JamesBuker lll and Soriet Foreign lin-isrer Eduard Sh(lardnadzer ilirppelni rhar the Sor icl Uniongenerilll) ugreed ro the coE-epr ofa declirrxrcD rpproirch rs a brsislbr involving SLCM in xrm con-trol (ic thc issuancc of politi-call binding rlatcmenrs regardinrrthe number ol SLCM5 of a splci-lied lype rnd range cach sidepllns to deplo )

The START drult treat letcontains rxn) othcr elcnrntSonE iisue$ ilre till conlertadand will require addititrnal attcn-lion prior ro rhc plxnned llirt-June 1990 US-Soviet sumrnit

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ment it shall give six mon(hsno(ice afier which the ABMTreuty shall be rednintrcd unlessthe panies agree olherwiseuro

Strclegic detenses have the po-lenrial for contriburing signili-canrly to our national securityContrary to whilt the Soviets andsome other critics say SDIstrengrhens global srabiliry andwill grearly rcduce rhe risk ofwar Any nurion posssing orthinking oI ircqurnng ballisric mis-siles would have insurmoutablediftlculties lrying to phn aroundUS srrategic defenses

Because of lhe promrsing out-lool lbr developing SDI rechnol-ogy which meuroets our defenseuroneeds and lhal of our Allies lheDST negoriations will increase inimgrnance over time

EDWAND NOW]TEYDsfrustful ol osco

SLBMS and associated launchersin (he START talks On a multi-lateral basis Notices to Airmenand Norices to Mariners (NOTAMSand NOMARS) are distributedworldide every day These no-ticcs are used exlensively to en-sure rhe safery of all vessels andaircraft in intemational water andairspace

The second poim to be empha-sized concems rhe formal CSBMtalks no$being held in ViennaAusrrix wirhour gering into a

detailed hislory of these negotia-

tions- rhe 35 members of theConterence on Security and Coop-era(ion in Europe (an organizationthat includes Nonh America and(hc Soviet Union) agreed to amandate that specifically excludesnaval activities from the CSBMpr()cess unless they arc function-ally linked lo a notifiablegr)und activity (eg amphibiousoperirrions )

Despite this mandate Io includenaval forces some naval atmscontrol proposals have been (abled

in vienna In addition the Sovi-e(s and otheni have been Propos-ing maritime-rclated measures formany yea$ A sampling of theseincludes) Zones of peace) Nuclear free zones) Geographic rcstrictioos on oper-ationsgt Limirs on exercises) Advance notification ofexercises

A main objective of confi-dence-building iteasures is said to

Concurenl nilh bur separrtetiorn START are lhe Delense andSpacc Talks (DST| being held inGeneva S$itzerllnd The gotl ofDST is a trer) lbr rhe cu)peru-tive deploymenl of lulure strltegicballitic-missile delcnses shouldsuch delenseuros prole tlasibleThroughout lhese disclrssions $econrinue lo mrke clear lo theSoviels our commilment lo the

Whercas agreemenls such asCFE DST and a properly drafredSTART Trcaty meet our arrnsconlrol crileria of enhancinp na-tionrl secunty rcducing rh riskof wor and srenstheninp llobalsrahrlrrv recenr Souler uini con-trol proposals for limiling gen-eral-purpose naval forces and operdlions simply do not meet lheseslandaads

Strategic Defense Iniria(ive lSDl)In a significant breakrhrough

rhe Soviets dropped lheir formallinkage betueen signing a STARTaereement and completing a de-fensc and space agrcement-aploy that would have allowedthem to claim a riSht ro withdrawfrom the START rreary ar somefulure date if they haddeter-mined the other side had gonebeyond lhe 1972 AntiballisticMissile (ABM) Trcary (ampi rheydefine irt-

In December 1989 US nego-liators ubled a revised drafi DSTlexl in rcsponse to the resuks oflhe Wyoming Minisrerial Underlhe revised drall lrealy if a panyannounccs its intenlion to deploystrategic ballistic-missile dettnsesbeyond lhose permi[cd by rheABM Treary rhe panies shallbegin lhree years of discussionson specillc measures tbr a cooper-ative transition lf afler thatthrce-year period eirher panywishes ro undenale such deploy-

Nevenheless the Soviet Unioncontinues to push naval iums con-rrol ar every opponunity Recenrdiscussions wirh US allies inboth Europe and in rhe Pacificreveal that lhe Soviet Union isconiinuing a full-coun prcss onrhe issue of extending groundforce-type limitations to the sea

Conridence-and-security-build-ing measurcs (known as CSBMS)in panicular arE gaining visibilityin the naval arms control aEnaAmong rhe ra[ge of potential lim-italrons that ma affect oavalforces CSBMs may evolve as themosl imrneurodiate arms controlchallenge ro US employment ofmarilime forces

At lhe outset two importantpoinls musl be underscorcd Oneis that rhe United States has al-ready subjected its naval forces tovarious cu)pemlive rcgimesThese include the bilateral US-Sovier Incidents at Sea and Dan-gerous Mililalv Acliviries Agrce-trlents as well as lhe inclusion of

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be lhe prevenlion o[ surprise al-ta(k Another related objecrive isto avoid inadvenent conflicl thatcould result from large scale exercises being misread cs prcpara-ltons for an invasion At seasuch mersuaes are not necessantrecause the concept of freedom ofthe seas already permil eitherside to observe and monitor theothers activities so thal no sur-prise or misinterpretation should(rcur- In lodays world navalforces on the surface of lhe seado not readily lend themselves tolhe initiation of (urprise attacksBesldes being relatively slowships can be lracked easilv- eirhervrsually or through mcxlem rechnicrl means

In addition ro CSBMs addi-tional arms contnrl fbnrms willlikcly be proposed bv lhc SovierUnion in the future ior nesotiat-ing limiralions on naval fesThe best answer to any call fortbrmal tall rgrecrfi calit designedlo develop xrm (ontrol lrcc-ments invol ins naval fories isJUst lo say No

If thc casc lbr naval CSBMS isIeak thc arguments for formalnaval arms reduction lalks oulsidethe CSBM pGess are lorallt-unpersuastve) ln lerms of geography alonethe Unitcd Slales lrs a marilimenalion must maintain irs abilitv tooprcratt freell in critical oceanarcas in order lo reinforce andsustain US and allied forcestound the Iorld and t() ensureurocrur economic sunivul In con-lrrsl lhe Soviet Union is a rlomi_nirnt lirnd pouer phficrll localed rn lhe Eurastan land maiwith inremal lincs o[ communica

lion to service its economic andsecurily interests) The relaration of rensions andsuccesstul complelion of CFE wiUpermit the Uniled States trr reduceitr land-based forccs in EumoeHowever rt is (enain thal USbbal inrerests outside the supcrpoIer relalionship will continueto groI As lhe world becomesincreasingly polycentric thc tradi-tional naval missi()ns oI peacetimeprcsence and crisis rcsponse willnot chanse Recional conflicts asIell as nonstale actions such asintemational lerrorism and druptrrlfi cking will require crnplo-

menl of US- naval force formissions unrelatcd lo the US-Soiet balance- In addilion rhcpftitcration ol incrcasinsl so-phisticared high-rechnology wcap-ons throuShout lhe Third World(such as ballislic missiles andchemical weapons) will require amodem navy capable of defendingagInrr threats to the uDitedSlates and our Allies withoulbeing hampered bv unnecessaryarrns control measures_) Garrosl ds oot change thefact lhat an averase of morc lhan25 civil and inlemational confliclshave erupted in the developingworld every vear since the end ofworld war Il The United Srateshas used military force in rc-sponse lo more than 200 of theseincidents The U-S Navy playeda dominant role in lE8 of thoseuroconflicts when lhe United Statesbrolsht naval power to bear toprevent war to limit its escala-lion or to protect American citi-zens or Americas allies or rrad-ing panners Onl) ten of the 188incidenls were direct results ofconfrontalion between the UnitedSlares and the Soviel Union Consequentl the facr rhat rhe SovierUnion mav appear less Ihreaieningdoes not ]essen the need for astrong US Navy- Neirher does i(reduce US elobal commitments

Finall] while negoriaring thereduction of US naval forces isa nonsQ(cr il would behoovethose tr) ing to involve rhe UniredStates in naval anns contml toassess the impact of budget con-slrainls on lhe future shape ofWestem naval forces The recentPentagon announcement on the

Not all arms control conceptsare crealed equal-some are bettcr than others On one extremeare proposals (such as those di-rccled at US naval forccs) lharundermine US deterrent capabil-ity and reaken our abiliry to ful-fill long-standing US commirments around rhe rorld At theolhcr end of rhe spectrurn is thepromise held out bv the CFElalks-negotiations lhat as presentlv cons(rued can meet theenduring US arrns control objec-tives of improving securit) en-hancing srabiliry and reducinr rherisk of war

Whether ar rhe START negotia-tions at CFE ar rhe CSBM ralkso at DST all US nesoriarorsknow lhar rhey and rh Presidentlhey represenl must answer to theAmerican people for the trcaticsthey bring home Ulrimarcly rhefinal vote rrill be based on a positive answer to the fundamcntalquestion Doeuros lhis lreaty conlribute to rhe national securitv ofthe United Srare

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The Conmittee will be nraking a bonafide effort to saLisfy everyone asrespecEs seaEing at each of our Fridayand Saturday nighL sit-doqrns If youhave a particular pal or coupLe orfoursome or six-some - whatever -leE us knorv please in advance tha wenray acconmodate you We aim to please

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ilW II people got about 7l column inchesKorea peoplg for about 72 co hrnn inchesTold ya were trying

BEN TJAHLE 1132 Killarney Burlingame CA went on a cruise Eo Europe this springGot to talkinE to a genElernan on theboat and tsom6hq^ the subject of war cameuD He Eurned out Eo be lbjGen JAMES EJbHNsoNco of B 5rh Rcr 750-1050Srna II w6rld isnrE iE The Generals aE11000 Hendeison Fairfax Station VA

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We have underEaken Ehe handling oforders for tKorean War Alnanac Harryswork reviewed elsewhere in Ehis issue

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was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

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secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

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Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

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LS Depury Lrndersecretary of State Robert Vurphy l ho had flownto Lebarrri to help the gorerlrmenl patch up its political troubles contirued tallirlg nit-h leaders of both sides Eleetions rere prrstponed fora Neek irr hJpes that both opposition and gor-ertrment parties couldpcartullr asre r -prnmic candidatc Rebel leaLler Sacb Salamn h dninld Prcsideot (amille I lhamoun- immediate resiSnation also

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irr Lcbanon But he arc not your enemieuroj yet he told the Amcricans

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aE the Tomb of the Unknorrns

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The renains of five American soldiers kil1ed more-rtun35 years a8o in Lhe Koreanw-ia-rJ[--ii- ttrr-ty-Noitt xo begin their final j ourney home today

A US congressional delegacion wenE to--Seoul Eo arrange for the firsE retural ofUS Korean Wdr dead from Conrmni s E NorEh Korea since I9)4

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IIARREN G AVERY We honor him rvho honots us

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TeIl vou the lmportance we tre plaeingupon thl giurick I were giving it- 2ones - uhE fronc Dagei on your righEtirt tte inverse paLe in Utlntlt We dldnLthink voutd wanE your Editor Eo see anyof ourcopy on thl uack slde of eherelea se

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Korean Yets demandreturn of remainsBv Julie BirdTime trT -rirr

WASHINGTON - The Korean War Veterans Associ-

aiion has petitioned President Bush reuroquesting thst rc-Aru of ifS servicemen in Nortl Korea be returnedand the governrnent try to locate 8ny who survive

The four-point peti[ion which wae delivered to theDepartmentof Veterans AIfairs in March asks the gov-

emnent toI Demand the remaine of five identified American

stdiers be retumed inmediatelYIPursue reports that between 1000 and 3000

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died in prisonerofwor camps and

trv io recover their remains-l Acknoledge the associalions belief that as many

lOO oldio i iing and unaccounttd for may still be

dive and held orisonerlTrv to reurocover Army Cpl Roger Dumas who re

otai seen alive in a prisonerofwar camp inhoal tilss but was not among prisoners repatriated inAirsust tgSS The petition asks the government lo reim-bufu his brother Robert Dumas of Canterbury Conn the $150000 he spent in his 3ampyear seardr for Roger

DumasDurus story was detailed in 1986 in Army Times

and Air Force -Tines

In 1984 olter Robert Dumas filed

suit a federal court dranged Roger Dumas ststur frommissing in action to prisoner of war

The main thing is we wsnt those five bodies bacllt

said Richad Adams president of the Korean War Ve-

teans Association The nert step b to search for re-

mains of the IOOO to 3000 soldiers thought to hsve

died in prison camps rnany of whom were buried by

fellow prisoners he said

The linal push trill be t locate any live POWs he

Baid

Were not tryng to rile the governmenl he said

Were not going to march on the Capitol [ButJ I dontknow whether were opening a bigger can of wormgthan we think

Robert Ilumas praised the ampssociations move and

said he is optimistic that the petition will achieveresults

This is the strongtst document I have seen in 40

vears on this issuen he said Wed like the ryhite

ilouse to help us lf not well do it ourselves

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Buffalo New York On SepEember 27t through

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will hold its 43rd annual reunion honoring veEerans of Wor1d War IIEhe Korean lar and division members from Pearl Harbor through

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Elsewhere in Ehls issue we reporledLhe resignaEion of our good memberLrGen EuiARD L RoLTNEY Now we liveyou some of his Lhoughts which appearedln che llava I Institutes Proceedlngstlava IRevler 1990 We believe them to beva hable reading

Ambassadot Ed Rowny

Arms Control at Arms Length

Br Edward L Rorlnr

while some elements of USarms control policy will undergomajor changes in responseuro to thebrcak-up of the Soviet empirecenain principles will endure Ourarms control concepts are funda-mental and musl be applied toeach of the multitude of arms re-duction and confi dence-buildingproposals rhat the United Smres isconsidering in various neBotiationsaround the world

Underpinning any lisi of endur-ing arms control criteria is theidea that nalions do not mistrustotte another because they havearms they have alms becausethey mistrust one another Historyaod the even(s of theuro (Presiden(

Mikhail) Gorbachev era of US-Soviet relarions amply supponthis philosophy

The past also validates thecompanion principle that the moslcarefully crafted agrcenrents can$irher away during peuroriods ofheightened tension The post-World War I Washington andlrndon Naval Disarmament Con-fercnces of l92l-22 nnd 1930 il-lusrrare rhis point One postwarhistorian- Louis J Halle calledthe 1922 Washington Treaty astmtesic disaster lhat did notserve lhe cause of pelcc be-cause it conlributed to Japansunchallenged riie t0 power priorin World War llr Yet at lhc llmethe two interwar naval rcatiesrerc ratified thcy seemed likegood ideas Forcign policy expenCiovanni Engely wrde in l93lrhar at [thel Washington lNavalDisamament Confercncel possibleconflict berween the United Statesand Japan was eliminated2 Re-garding rhe 1930 London NavalTreaty he obseurorved that lthepossibilityl of a Japanese-Ameri-can conflict is no longer credibleeven in imaginative romances l

Given the poor alms controltmck rccord exemplified by thesepre-World War naval treatiesrhere is litde onder that fteUnited States had to wait until lheSraregic Arms Limitation Agrce-menrs of 1972 (SALT l) beforcthe Senate would atify anotheragreement limiting weapons cen_

rral ro U-S nalional security Notcoincidently lhe decade of the1970s was widely viewed as ao em

of deleme in US-Soviet reurolationsSince history aptly demonstiates

that arms control canoot be iso-lared fmm broader intemationalpolitical considerations howshould the Uniled States approachtodays evea changing arms con-trol scene) Even as we ieuroek (obuild uFn points of murual ad-vantage which fundamenBl prin-ciples will endure and be applica-ble regardless of all thesechanges) Simply put it is USpolicy that our arms controlagreemenls shall be equitableveritiable and must accomplishthe tbllowing) Enhance the nalional security ofrhe United States and its allies) Reduce the rist of war) Strengthen global slability

Derived from these broad pol-icy requirements are specific USarms conlrol goals for the l99osThey include commitments toseek agreernents that) Secure a slable balance of con-ventional land and air forces atthe Conventional Forces in Eu-rope (CFE) reduction lalks) Strengthen strategic stabili(yand reduce the risk of war by re-ducing srraregic nuclear force lev-els at the Stmtegic Arms Reduc-tion Talks (START)) Strcngthen deterrcnce by in-creasing rcliance on effecrive de-fensive systems should defensesprove feasible at the Defense and

Spce Talks (DST)) Promote openness ard Prcdicta-bility io thc military-seurocurity fieldat the confidence-and-seurocurity-building rieasures (CSBM) nego-tiationst

The United States is engaged inmany other arms control folumsThese include talks on chemicalweapoos missile and nuclear non_proliferation Open Skies and

-nuclear testing to nallre a lewThough noi all irrclusive the ne-gotiations oudined here teuroPresenla wide iange of US inlerests

Convantional Forces i4 EuroPe

CFE is off to a better $an thanany other afms control negoliationin modem tinres This is one ofthe best examples of the principlerhat improved rclations enhancelhe prospects of alms conlrol wehave basic agrceuroments on thebroad tems of what alms ate tobe rcduced on the need foa effec-rive verilication- and on the im-ponant concepr of assymetricalreductions- And we seern lo havea confluence of interesls we wantthe Soviets to reduce their con_ventional force prcpondemnceand lhey are under considembleeconomic and polilical pressurc todo soLike ull othcr irrnr controlagrcemcnt thc CFE Treaty in-volveli a de|ilishlv complex webof detail Agreeing on commondeinitions tbr the major catego-ries o[ welF)ns being limited(main bxlrle ranks anilleD ar-mored combrt lehicles combaraircrati and combat helicopreN)ha Proed dilljcuk For examplenelotiirtoni must dcvelop guide-lincs lbr determininr how muchirnd whal type of urmament itwolld take to conven a cominer-cial helicoprer to u trcty-limitcdcombat helicoprer

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Recemly the issue of trurprcductions has been making head-lines The cufient NATO-wars wPact agreed position is rhar lheredlctions should involve onlyUS and Soviet ground and airforce personnel slalioned oursidelheir respeclive nltional territo-ries This proposed ceiling wouldrcducc tru)p leels to paritv in acarcllrll delined cenlral zoneThis pnrpltlsal would requirc muchgrcnler culs on the pan of theSoviet Uni(n (reduclions of about-160000 Sor iet troops comparedto boul 80000 US troops) lnthe remainder of the region fromthe Atlanric Ocean ro the UrrlMountlins ou(side lhe cenlralzone the United States miry sta-tion no more lhun J0000 rroops

The trunslbrmirtion of thc policicul alinlate rn thc wlrsr$ Pactnalions enhance thc pR)spccts tbtcomplering r Jound CFE rrcnr)- halso giles lhe tilsk more urgenct_lndeed lhe ne$ Eastem EuropeirnleadeB irre calling lbr rhe removalof Soviet lrq)ps starioncd withintheir bordeni They arc anxious trrreduce wdrsa$r Pacl mililrt)tbrccs through bihtcral negotia-rions $irh rhe Soriet Union We

eplaud the5e ctfofts since theconrplenrnl the CFE process

The wesrem objective is toculili rnd uphold rhc toral with-drltral of rll Sovicl lbrce tomEasrem Europe CFE suppons rhisSoll and lirthers the tundanrentalprinciplc o[ rlrenglheninc Iong-rerm subilit)-

President Georre Bush hachallcnlrcd lhc narions ol NATC)and lhe Waninw Pact to completerhe CFE negorialions lhis tearBeclusc this pact so grcallr re-duces thc lelels of militalv Ibrcesconlrunting one lnother in ccntrxlEurope probably nevcr betbrc hasan Jrms control agrcement held

such potenliul immediare benefitlbr cnhancing the iecuritt_ inler-esrs of rhe Unired Stares its al-lics and all Eurupe

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Thc Bush adminisrratioo s pr()-posrls in START call for creatinga nrore Jtable nuclea balaoce[ith deep reductions in slralegicnucleirr Ibrccs The reduqions aredesisned to suppon the US goclof trenslhcning dctcrrence br_

reducing the crpabilitt to huncha tirsl strike even in r crisisDeelopers ol the US duli me-ticuk)usl) adhered to the fundil-menral principles of equalit) andvcritiability

Thc posirions ot rhe lwo sideson onrc ol rhe liet START issuescan be iummarized as lbllow) DeliItt lsticlerr An agreedceiling of 1600 strategic nucleardeliel-1 ehiclcs (SNDvs) whichinclude ileployed interconrinen(alballistic missilcs (lCBIUs) andtheir iNsocixlcd launchem de-ploled submurine-launched ballis-tic nrisiles (SLBMS) llnd lhcirlaunchers irnd hcav) bombers) ltirrrrarlr An agreed ccilin ol60D llarheads The ceilins in-cludes deploled lCBirls SLBMsilnd rir-lilunched cruise missilestALCItlr t rvith eirch hea)bonber equippcd only lbr nu-cleilr-armed gravily bombs andshon-range xrtack missilcsr SRAls)counting as one warhead

) ll(ridrl Sxlrirrir The sideshae agreed on a sublimit of-19m ballisric-missile rvarheadswirhin this sublimil the Sovie(swill be required ro reduce theirhear1 ICBM tbrce to 1540 rvrr-herds on 154 missilesgt ltobil ICBMr The UnitedSrlres announccd il would dropits demrnd for a ban on mobileICBMS oi $hich the Soviets al-reldJ hre t$o t)peri depb)ed

Congressional suppon tbr thePresidenls mobilc ICBM Progmmhus become increasingly imponsntgt ALCM| On rhe subject olALCMS rhe Uniled S(ares andthe Sovict Union agreed on counl-ing rules (ALCMS ntlributed toeach type bomber) and nucleaconvcnrional dislinguishabililyHo$ever rhe ALCM range issue(ie abolc what rilnge lhrcsholddo nuclear ALCMs count) waslcft unresolved) SLCMs Though the sea-

launched cruise missile (SLCM) is

not considered x slrategic weuPon|ubjecl to START constoin(s bU-S delinition the sidcs agreedar rhe Dccember 1987 WashinetonSirmnlil to lind u mullally ircceF-irble solution to the question oflimiting rhc nucleirr-amrcd mis-riles Funhcr rhese limitationswould not involve coun(ing

SLCMS within the START6(m-wurhed und l6($-SNDVlimirs Ar the Fcbruar] 1990Moscow Ministcrial (ber eenUS Secretarl ol State JamesBuker lll and Soriet Foreign lin-isrer Eduard Sh(lardnadzer ilirppelni rhar the Sor icl Uniongenerilll) ugreed ro the coE-epr ofa declirrxrcD rpproirch rs a brsislbr involving SLCM in xrm con-trol (ic thc issuancc of politi-call binding rlatcmenrs regardinrrthe number ol SLCM5 of a splci-lied lype rnd range cach sidepllns to deplo )

The START drult treat letcontains rxn) othcr elcnrntSonE iisue$ ilre till conlertadand will require addititrnal attcn-lion prior ro rhc plxnned llirt-June 1990 US-Soviet sumrnit

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ment it shall give six mon(hsno(ice afier which the ABMTreuty shall be rednintrcd unlessthe panies agree olherwiseuro

Strclegic detenses have the po-lenrial for contriburing signili-canrly to our national securityContrary to whilt the Soviets andsome other critics say SDIstrengrhens global srabiliry andwill grearly rcduce rhe risk ofwar Any nurion posssing orthinking oI ircqurnng ballisric mis-siles would have insurmoutablediftlculties lrying to phn aroundUS srrategic defenses

Because of lhe promrsing out-lool lbr developing SDI rechnol-ogy which meuroets our defenseuroneeds and lhal of our Allies lheDST negoriations will increase inimgrnance over time

EDWAND NOW]TEYDsfrustful ol osco

SLBMS and associated launchersin (he START talks On a multi-lateral basis Notices to Airmenand Norices to Mariners (NOTAMSand NOMARS) are distributedworldide every day These no-ticcs are used exlensively to en-sure rhe safery of all vessels andaircraft in intemational water andairspace

The second poim to be empha-sized concems rhe formal CSBMtalks no$being held in ViennaAusrrix wirhour gering into a

detailed hislory of these negotia-

tions- rhe 35 members of theConterence on Security and Coop-era(ion in Europe (an organizationthat includes Nonh America and(hc Soviet Union) agreed to amandate that specifically excludesnaval activities from the CSBMpr()cess unless they arc function-ally linked lo a notifiablegr)und activity (eg amphibiousoperirrions )

Despite this mandate Io includenaval forces some naval atmscontrol proposals have been (abled

in vienna In addition the Sovi-e(s and otheni have been Propos-ing maritime-rclated measures formany yea$ A sampling of theseincludes) Zones of peace) Nuclear free zones) Geographic rcstrictioos on oper-ationsgt Limirs on exercises) Advance notification ofexercises

A main objective of confi-dence-building iteasures is said to

Concurenl nilh bur separrtetiorn START are lhe Delense andSpacc Talks (DST| being held inGeneva S$itzerllnd The gotl ofDST is a trer) lbr rhe cu)peru-tive deploymenl of lulure strltegicballitic-missile delcnses shouldsuch delenseuros prole tlasibleThroughout lhese disclrssions $econrinue lo mrke clear lo theSoviels our commilment lo the

Whercas agreemenls such asCFE DST and a properly drafredSTART Trcaty meet our arrnsconlrol crileria of enhancinp na-tionrl secunty rcducing rh riskof wor and srenstheninp llobalsrahrlrrv recenr Souler uini con-trol proposals for limiling gen-eral-purpose naval forces and operdlions simply do not meet lheseslandaads

Strategic Defense Iniria(ive lSDl)In a significant breakrhrough

rhe Soviets dropped lheir formallinkage betueen signing a STARTaereement and completing a de-fensc and space agrcement-aploy that would have allowedthem to claim a riSht ro withdrawfrom the START rreary ar somefulure date if they haddeter-mined the other side had gonebeyond lhe 1972 AntiballisticMissile (ABM) Trcary (ampi rheydefine irt-

In December 1989 US nego-liators ubled a revised drafi DSTlexl in rcsponse to the resuks oflhe Wyoming Minisrerial Underlhe revised drall lrealy if a panyannounccs its intenlion to deploystrategic ballistic-missile dettnsesbeyond lhose permi[cd by rheABM Treary rhe panies shallbegin lhree years of discussionson specillc measures tbr a cooper-ative transition lf afler thatthrce-year period eirher panywishes ro undenale such deploy-

Nevenheless the Soviet Unioncontinues to push naval iums con-rrol ar every opponunity Recenrdiscussions wirh US allies inboth Europe and in rhe Pacificreveal that lhe Soviet Union isconiinuing a full-coun prcss onrhe issue of extending groundforce-type limitations to the sea

Conridence-and-security-build-ing measurcs (known as CSBMS)in panicular arE gaining visibilityin the naval arms control aEnaAmong rhe ra[ge of potential lim-italrons that ma affect oavalforces CSBMs may evolve as themosl imrneurodiate arms controlchallenge ro US employment ofmarilime forces

At lhe outset two importantpoinls musl be underscorcd Oneis that rhe United States has al-ready subjected its naval forces tovarious cu)pemlive rcgimesThese include the bilateral US-Sovier Incidents at Sea and Dan-gerous Mililalv Acliviries Agrce-trlents as well as lhe inclusion of

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be lhe prevenlion o[ surprise al-ta(k Another related objecrive isto avoid inadvenent conflicl thatcould result from large scale exercises being misread cs prcpara-ltons for an invasion At seasuch mersuaes are not necessantrecause the concept of freedom ofthe seas already permil eitherside to observe and monitor theothers activities so thal no sur-prise or misinterpretation should(rcur- In lodays world navalforces on the surface of lhe seado not readily lend themselves tolhe initiation of (urprise attacksBesldes being relatively slowships can be lracked easilv- eirhervrsually or through mcxlem rechnicrl means

In addition ro CSBMs addi-tional arms contnrl fbnrms willlikcly be proposed bv lhc SovierUnion in the future ior nesotiat-ing limiralions on naval fesThe best answer to any call fortbrmal tall rgrecrfi calit designedlo develop xrm (ontrol lrcc-ments invol ins naval fories isJUst lo say No

If thc casc lbr naval CSBMS isIeak thc arguments for formalnaval arms reduction lalks oulsidethe CSBM pGess are lorallt-unpersuastve) ln lerms of geography alonethe Unitcd Slales lrs a marilimenalion must maintain irs abilitv tooprcratt freell in critical oceanarcas in order lo reinforce andsustain US and allied forcestound the Iorld and t() ensureurocrur economic sunivul In con-lrrsl lhe Soviet Union is a rlomi_nirnt lirnd pouer phficrll localed rn lhe Eurastan land maiwith inremal lincs o[ communica

lion to service its economic andsecurily interests) The relaration of rensions andsuccesstul complelion of CFE wiUpermit the Uniled States trr reduceitr land-based forccs in EumoeHowever rt is (enain thal USbbal inrerests outside the supcrpoIer relalionship will continueto groI As lhe world becomesincreasingly polycentric thc tradi-tional naval missi()ns oI peacetimeprcsence and crisis rcsponse willnot chanse Recional conflicts asIell as nonstale actions such asintemational lerrorism and druptrrlfi cking will require crnplo-

menl of US- naval force formissions unrelatcd lo the US-Soiet balance- In addilion rhcpftitcration ol incrcasinsl so-phisticared high-rechnology wcap-ons throuShout lhe Third World(such as ballislic missiles andchemical weapons) will require amodem navy capable of defendingagInrr threats to the uDitedSlates and our Allies withoulbeing hampered bv unnecessaryarrns control measures_) Garrosl ds oot change thefact lhat an averase of morc lhan25 civil and inlemational confliclshave erupted in the developingworld every vear since the end ofworld war Il The United Srateshas used military force in rc-sponse lo more than 200 of theseincidents The U-S Navy playeda dominant role in lE8 of thoseuroconflicts when lhe United Statesbrolsht naval power to bear toprevent war to limit its escala-lion or to protect American citi-zens or Americas allies or rrad-ing panners Onl) ten of the 188incidenls were direct results ofconfrontalion between the UnitedSlares and the Soviel Union Consequentl the facr rhat rhe SovierUnion mav appear less Ihreaieningdoes not ]essen the need for astrong US Navy- Neirher does i(reduce US elobal commitments

Finall] while negoriaring thereduction of US naval forces isa nonsQ(cr il would behoovethose tr) ing to involve rhe UniredStates in naval anns contml toassess the impact of budget con-slrainls on lhe future shape ofWestem naval forces The recentPentagon announcement on the

Not all arms control conceptsare crealed equal-some are bettcr than others On one extremeare proposals (such as those di-rccled at US naval forccs) lharundermine US deterrent capabil-ity and reaken our abiliry to ful-fill long-standing US commirments around rhe rorld At theolhcr end of rhe spectrurn is thepromise held out bv the CFElalks-negotiations lhat as presentlv cons(rued can meet theenduring US arrns control objec-tives of improving securit) en-hancing srabiliry and reducinr rherisk of war

Whether ar rhe START negotia-tions at CFE ar rhe CSBM ralkso at DST all US nesoriarorsknow lhar rhey and rh Presidentlhey represenl must answer to theAmerican people for the trcaticsthey bring home Ulrimarcly rhefinal vote rrill be based on a positive answer to the fundamcntalquestion Doeuros lhis lreaty conlribute to rhe national securitv ofthe United Srare

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24lh lnfantry Divisions nextcomnlandei off icially designated

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Meior General Barry RucCaifrey has been officialydesisnaEd as the next commanderf dle 24th Infantry Divisionaccording to a DePaflment of lheArmy a lotllcement earlier this

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Major General H G TaYIorill hard tE 24th lnfantry Divi-sion over lo Maj Gen Mccaf-ftey soEelime in June accordingto oflicials here

Major Cercral McCaffrcY has

been the Diteuroctor SrategyPlarE Policy and Join Aflairs atHeadquanels Depanmenl of lheArmy since August 1989 He has

been deroraled for valor lwicewilh fte Dstinguished Seurorvic4Cross He has rcceived twoawards of the Silver Star theBrcnze Star with v Devicewith lhreuroc Oak kaf Ousters andtllrce awads of lhe Purple Heanfor wounds received in combat

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The Conmittee will be nraking a bonafide effort to saLisfy everyone asrespecEs seaEing at each of our Fridayand Saturday nighL sit-doqrns If youhave a particular pal or coupLe orfoursome or six-some - whatever -leE us knorv please in advance tha wenray acconmodate you We aim to please

A rnord on Ehe Eours Lo Lhe FallsThe Thursday trip departs 300 pm

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The Friday triP deParts 1000 amreturning by 4 with a lunch included -at $2150 pe person

IL will help if you can indicaEe youdesires well in advance Otherarise Ehetour situations can get as screwed up as aJapanese fire drj11

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As Andy Rooney loves to says Didjaever noEice We11 we ask didja evernoLice thaE when the other 8uy Eakes asEand hers being stubborn BuE when wedo it were jusE being firm

For the Gtry ouE ttlere who aPParenElyis keeping score heres hovr we did inissue 2

ilW II people got about 7l column inchesKorea peoplg for about 72 co hrnn inchesTold ya were trying

BEN TJAHLE 1132 Killarney Burlingame CA went on a cruise Eo Europe this springGot to talkinE to a genElernan on theboat and tsom6hq^ the subject of war cameuD He Eurned out Eo be lbjGen JAMES EJbHNsoNco of B 5rh Rcr 750-1050Srna II w6rld isnrE iE The Generals aE11000 Hendeison Fairfax Station VA

We like the one about the 94-year oldrnan who when found guilEy in a paternitysuiE smiled This is Ehe proudest momentof my lifel

MOVEd LICOI ALIAN C rcGILL(uq lst Bn l9rh 343-845) from ArlingronVA Eo 701 Maplewood Reno NV We nakeno snide comnent Allan

We have underEaken Ehe handling oforders for tKorean War Alnanac Harryswork reviewed elsewhere in Ehis issue

How are we going Eo do iEwe Uouehr IdO c6pies (eofE cover) from

rhe publiiher - in the belief that 100will eo like hoL cakes

weYll deliver a coPy Lo your door lr PTP(we pay the postage) for the tidy sum of

llake your checks PaYable Lo 24LhInfDlvAssn and send your orders Eo

vour Editor I20 4aple StRm 207iiof rd lrA 01103 P1ease geL your order in early Ourneck is way ouE

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is the proud faEher of anoEher book - tnrsli^ nrbtrt war A lnanac He ra s

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the author of that 91a ssic on

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ltow ttarrv t s done it again -For us Zr book or even a co rurnn ano

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Darrvl Sdrawberry ePigramt-and an excru-s ive- interview rJiEh GreEa UarDo t a rlwraoped in one-ff-rii iteo hit subjecEs rvith a

ot-ftaEit and brio thaE rule ouE anyiIiiuiiicv of boredom - and in Koreanfi-lt he has done iE again

His Eone is never didacEic YeE ne

was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

He mixes anecdoEe hisEory g9PSrP

tvie id-iet eEics iir finely calibratedu ]to

being careful neiEher Eo EarKJont

-iovorl n6r to tax you unduly wichoonderous Ehought silI1a-t fr]-tl tv of f er you a lietlenudge--- in shoru he transforns some of the more

aubious evenEs of our time - evenEsiiid- the rniliuery PoliEics -into tnEtt itt scinEillating -i-iiko lrar Alnanachehas done it again

tLarry tns divided AlmarEc inLo 3

secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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PrimeHe was assigned to HunterFort Steuroieartin lyrs and remained therc for two years l[[977 he assumed command of Arny Readiness Regron II and the folloFing iear wasordered Co Washitl8ton DC o direct theCai_h6i Pitcie TraininE IllanaEernentsllCy undr tlre assistant secretary of del-ensc After tlt study he became deputychief of stafT for training at heidquarieBFort Monroc I a

Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

Cheney told reporters at a news confer-ene he has not seen the report but saidl m guessing dozehs of adijitional baseuroswill be targeted

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Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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Breathe nota word of iplease - utternot a singleword about iE -werre meeting inBuffalo inSeptember

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AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

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Elsewhere in Ehls issue we reporledLhe resignaEion of our good memberLrGen EuiARD L RoLTNEY Now we liveyou some of his Lhoughts which appearedln che llava I Institutes Proceedlngstlava IRevler 1990 We believe them to beva hable reading

Ambassadot Ed Rowny

Arms Control at Arms Length

Br Edward L Rorlnr

while some elements of USarms control policy will undergomajor changes in responseuro to thebrcak-up of the Soviet empirecenain principles will endure Ourarms control concepts are funda-mental and musl be applied toeach of the multitude of arms re-duction and confi dence-buildingproposals rhat the United Smres isconsidering in various neBotiationsaround the world

Underpinning any lisi of endur-ing arms control criteria is theidea that nalions do not mistrustotte another because they havearms they have alms becausethey mistrust one another Historyaod the even(s of theuro (Presiden(

Mikhail) Gorbachev era of US-Soviet relarions amply supponthis philosophy

The past also validates thecompanion principle that the moslcarefully crafted agrcenrents can$irher away during peuroriods ofheightened tension The post-World War I Washington andlrndon Naval Disarmament Con-fercnces of l92l-22 nnd 1930 il-lusrrare rhis point One postwarhistorian- Louis J Halle calledthe 1922 Washington Treaty astmtesic disaster lhat did notserve lhe cause of pelcc be-cause it conlributed to Japansunchallenged riie t0 power priorin World War llr Yet at lhc llmethe two interwar naval rcatiesrerc ratified thcy seemed likegood ideas Forcign policy expenCiovanni Engely wrde in l93lrhar at [thel Washington lNavalDisamament Confercncel possibleconflict berween the United Statesand Japan was eliminated2 Re-garding rhe 1930 London NavalTreaty he obseurorved that lthepossibilityl of a Japanese-Ameri-can conflict is no longer credibleeven in imaginative romances l

Given the poor alms controltmck rccord exemplified by thesepre-World War naval treatiesrhere is litde onder that fteUnited States had to wait until lheSraregic Arms Limitation Agrce-menrs of 1972 (SALT l) beforcthe Senate would atify anotheragreement limiting weapons cen_

rral ro U-S nalional security Notcoincidently lhe decade of the1970s was widely viewed as ao em

of deleme in US-Soviet reurolationsSince history aptly demonstiates

that arms control canoot be iso-lared fmm broader intemationalpolitical considerations howshould the Uniled States approachtodays evea changing arms con-trol scene) Even as we ieuroek (obuild uFn points of murual ad-vantage which fundamenBl prin-ciples will endure and be applica-ble regardless of all thesechanges) Simply put it is USpolicy that our arms controlagreemenls shall be equitableveritiable and must accomplishthe tbllowing) Enhance the nalional security ofrhe United States and its allies) Reduce the rist of war) Strengthen global slability

Derived from these broad pol-icy requirements are specific USarms conlrol goals for the l99osThey include commitments toseek agreernents that) Secure a slable balance of con-ventional land and air forces atthe Conventional Forces in Eu-rope (CFE) reduction lalks) Strengthen strategic stabili(yand reduce the risk of war by re-ducing srraregic nuclear force lev-els at the Stmtegic Arms Reduc-tion Talks (START)) Strcngthen deterrcnce by in-creasing rcliance on effecrive de-fensive systems should defensesprove feasible at the Defense and

Spce Talks (DST)) Promote openness ard Prcdicta-bility io thc military-seurocurity fieldat the confidence-and-seurocurity-building rieasures (CSBM) nego-tiationst

The United States is engaged inmany other arms control folumsThese include talks on chemicalweapoos missile and nuclear non_proliferation Open Skies and

-nuclear testing to nallre a lewThough noi all irrclusive the ne-gotiations oudined here teuroPresenla wide iange of US inlerests

Convantional Forces i4 EuroPe

CFE is off to a better $an thanany other afms control negoliationin modem tinres This is one ofthe best examples of the principlerhat improved rclations enhancelhe prospects of alms conlrol wehave basic agrceuroments on thebroad tems of what alms ate tobe rcduced on the need foa effec-rive verilication- and on the im-ponant concepr of assymetricalreductions- And we seern lo havea confluence of interesls we wantthe Soviets to reduce their con_ventional force prcpondemnceand lhey are under considembleeconomic and polilical pressurc todo soLike ull othcr irrnr controlagrcemcnt thc CFE Treaty in-volveli a de|ilishlv complex webof detail Agreeing on commondeinitions tbr the major catego-ries o[ welF)ns being limited(main bxlrle ranks anilleD ar-mored combrt lehicles combaraircrati and combat helicopreN)ha Proed dilljcuk For examplenelotiirtoni must dcvelop guide-lincs lbr determininr how muchirnd whal type of urmament itwolld take to conven a cominer-cial helicoprer to u trcty-limitcdcombat helicoprer

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Recemly the issue of trurprcductions has been making head-lines The cufient NATO-wars wPact agreed position is rhar lheredlctions should involve onlyUS and Soviet ground and airforce personnel slalioned oursidelheir respeclive nltional territo-ries This proposed ceiling wouldrcducc tru)p leels to paritv in acarcllrll delined cenlral zoneThis pnrpltlsal would requirc muchgrcnler culs on the pan of theSoviet Uni(n (reduclions of about-160000 Sor iet troops comparedto boul 80000 US troops) lnthe remainder of the region fromthe Atlanric Ocean ro the UrrlMountlins ou(side lhe cenlralzone the United States miry sta-tion no more lhun J0000 rroops

The trunslbrmirtion of thc policicul alinlate rn thc wlrsr$ Pactnalions enhance thc pR)spccts tbtcomplering r Jound CFE rrcnr)- halso giles lhe tilsk more urgenct_lndeed lhe ne$ Eastem EuropeirnleadeB irre calling lbr rhe removalof Soviet lrq)ps starioncd withintheir bordeni They arc anxious trrreduce wdrsa$r Pacl mililrt)tbrccs through bihtcral negotia-rions $irh rhe Soriet Union We

eplaud the5e ctfofts since theconrplenrnl the CFE process

The wesrem objective is toculili rnd uphold rhc toral with-drltral of rll Sovicl lbrce tomEasrem Europe CFE suppons rhisSoll and lirthers the tundanrentalprinciplc o[ rlrenglheninc Iong-rerm subilit)-

President Georre Bush hachallcnlrcd lhc narions ol NATC)and lhe Waninw Pact to completerhe CFE negorialions lhis tearBeclusc this pact so grcallr re-duces thc lelels of militalv Ibrcesconlrunting one lnother in ccntrxlEurope probably nevcr betbrc hasan Jrms control agrcement held

such potenliul immediare benefitlbr cnhancing the iecuritt_ inler-esrs of rhe Unired Stares its al-lics and all Eurupe

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Thc Bush adminisrratioo s pr()-posrls in START call for creatinga nrore Jtable nuclea balaoce[ith deep reductions in slralegicnucleirr Ibrccs The reduqions aredesisned to suppon the US goclof trenslhcning dctcrrence br_

reducing the crpabilitt to huncha tirsl strike even in r crisisDeelopers ol the US duli me-ticuk)usl) adhered to the fundil-menral principles of equalit) andvcritiability

Thc posirions ot rhe lwo sideson onrc ol rhe liet START issuescan be iummarized as lbllow) DeliItt lsticlerr An agreedceiling of 1600 strategic nucleardeliel-1 ehiclcs (SNDvs) whichinclude ileployed interconrinen(alballistic missilcs (lCBIUs) andtheir iNsocixlcd launchem de-ploled submurine-launched ballis-tic nrisiles (SLBMS) llnd lhcirlaunchers irnd hcav) bombers) ltirrrrarlr An agreed ccilin ol60D llarheads The ceilins in-cludes deploled lCBirls SLBMsilnd rir-lilunched cruise missilestALCItlr t rvith eirch hea)bonber equippcd only lbr nu-cleilr-armed gravily bombs andshon-range xrtack missilcsr SRAls)counting as one warhead

) ll(ridrl Sxlrirrir The sideshae agreed on a sublimit of-19m ballisric-missile rvarheadswirhin this sublimil the Sovie(swill be required ro reduce theirhear1 ICBM tbrce to 1540 rvrr-herds on 154 missilesgt ltobil ICBMr The UnitedSrlres announccd il would dropits demrnd for a ban on mobileICBMS oi $hich the Soviets al-reldJ hre t$o t)peri depb)ed

Congressional suppon tbr thePresidenls mobilc ICBM Progmmhus become increasingly imponsntgt ALCM| On rhe subject olALCMS rhe Uniled S(ares andthe Sovict Union agreed on counl-ing rules (ALCMS ntlributed toeach type bomber) and nucleaconvcnrional dislinguishabililyHo$ever rhe ALCM range issue(ie abolc what rilnge lhrcsholddo nuclear ALCMs count) waslcft unresolved) SLCMs Though the sea-

launched cruise missile (SLCM) is

not considered x slrategic weuPon|ubjecl to START constoin(s bU-S delinition the sidcs agreedar rhe Dccember 1987 WashinetonSirmnlil to lind u mullally ircceF-irble solution to the question oflimiting rhc nucleirr-amrcd mis-riles Funhcr rhese limitationswould not involve coun(ing

SLCMS within the START6(m-wurhed und l6($-SNDVlimirs Ar the Fcbruar] 1990Moscow Ministcrial (ber eenUS Secretarl ol State JamesBuker lll and Soriet Foreign lin-isrer Eduard Sh(lardnadzer ilirppelni rhar the Sor icl Uniongenerilll) ugreed ro the coE-epr ofa declirrxrcD rpproirch rs a brsislbr involving SLCM in xrm con-trol (ic thc issuancc of politi-call binding rlatcmenrs regardinrrthe number ol SLCM5 of a splci-lied lype rnd range cach sidepllns to deplo )

The START drult treat letcontains rxn) othcr elcnrntSonE iisue$ ilre till conlertadand will require addititrnal attcn-lion prior ro rhc plxnned llirt-June 1990 US-Soviet sumrnit

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ment it shall give six mon(hsno(ice afier which the ABMTreuty shall be rednintrcd unlessthe panies agree olherwiseuro

Strclegic detenses have the po-lenrial for contriburing signili-canrly to our national securityContrary to whilt the Soviets andsome other critics say SDIstrengrhens global srabiliry andwill grearly rcduce rhe risk ofwar Any nurion posssing orthinking oI ircqurnng ballisric mis-siles would have insurmoutablediftlculties lrying to phn aroundUS srrategic defenses

Because of lhe promrsing out-lool lbr developing SDI rechnol-ogy which meuroets our defenseuroneeds and lhal of our Allies lheDST negoriations will increase inimgrnance over time

EDWAND NOW]TEYDsfrustful ol osco

SLBMS and associated launchersin (he START talks On a multi-lateral basis Notices to Airmenand Norices to Mariners (NOTAMSand NOMARS) are distributedworldide every day These no-ticcs are used exlensively to en-sure rhe safery of all vessels andaircraft in intemational water andairspace

The second poim to be empha-sized concems rhe formal CSBMtalks no$being held in ViennaAusrrix wirhour gering into a

detailed hislory of these negotia-

tions- rhe 35 members of theConterence on Security and Coop-era(ion in Europe (an organizationthat includes Nonh America and(hc Soviet Union) agreed to amandate that specifically excludesnaval activities from the CSBMpr()cess unless they arc function-ally linked lo a notifiablegr)und activity (eg amphibiousoperirrions )

Despite this mandate Io includenaval forces some naval atmscontrol proposals have been (abled

in vienna In addition the Sovi-e(s and otheni have been Propos-ing maritime-rclated measures formany yea$ A sampling of theseincludes) Zones of peace) Nuclear free zones) Geographic rcstrictioos on oper-ationsgt Limirs on exercises) Advance notification ofexercises

A main objective of confi-dence-building iteasures is said to

Concurenl nilh bur separrtetiorn START are lhe Delense andSpacc Talks (DST| being held inGeneva S$itzerllnd The gotl ofDST is a trer) lbr rhe cu)peru-tive deploymenl of lulure strltegicballitic-missile delcnses shouldsuch delenseuros prole tlasibleThroughout lhese disclrssions $econrinue lo mrke clear lo theSoviels our commilment lo the

Whercas agreemenls such asCFE DST and a properly drafredSTART Trcaty meet our arrnsconlrol crileria of enhancinp na-tionrl secunty rcducing rh riskof wor and srenstheninp llobalsrahrlrrv recenr Souler uini con-trol proposals for limiling gen-eral-purpose naval forces and operdlions simply do not meet lheseslandaads

Strategic Defense Iniria(ive lSDl)In a significant breakrhrough

rhe Soviets dropped lheir formallinkage betueen signing a STARTaereement and completing a de-fensc and space agrcement-aploy that would have allowedthem to claim a riSht ro withdrawfrom the START rreary ar somefulure date if they haddeter-mined the other side had gonebeyond lhe 1972 AntiballisticMissile (ABM) Trcary (ampi rheydefine irt-

In December 1989 US nego-liators ubled a revised drafi DSTlexl in rcsponse to the resuks oflhe Wyoming Minisrerial Underlhe revised drall lrealy if a panyannounccs its intenlion to deploystrategic ballistic-missile dettnsesbeyond lhose permi[cd by rheABM Treary rhe panies shallbegin lhree years of discussionson specillc measures tbr a cooper-ative transition lf afler thatthrce-year period eirher panywishes ro undenale such deploy-

Nevenheless the Soviet Unioncontinues to push naval iums con-rrol ar every opponunity Recenrdiscussions wirh US allies inboth Europe and in rhe Pacificreveal that lhe Soviet Union isconiinuing a full-coun prcss onrhe issue of extending groundforce-type limitations to the sea

Conridence-and-security-build-ing measurcs (known as CSBMS)in panicular arE gaining visibilityin the naval arms control aEnaAmong rhe ra[ge of potential lim-italrons that ma affect oavalforces CSBMs may evolve as themosl imrneurodiate arms controlchallenge ro US employment ofmarilime forces

At lhe outset two importantpoinls musl be underscorcd Oneis that rhe United States has al-ready subjected its naval forces tovarious cu)pemlive rcgimesThese include the bilateral US-Sovier Incidents at Sea and Dan-gerous Mililalv Acliviries Agrce-trlents as well as lhe inclusion of

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be lhe prevenlion o[ surprise al-ta(k Another related objecrive isto avoid inadvenent conflicl thatcould result from large scale exercises being misread cs prcpara-ltons for an invasion At seasuch mersuaes are not necessantrecause the concept of freedom ofthe seas already permil eitherside to observe and monitor theothers activities so thal no sur-prise or misinterpretation should(rcur- In lodays world navalforces on the surface of lhe seado not readily lend themselves tolhe initiation of (urprise attacksBesldes being relatively slowships can be lracked easilv- eirhervrsually or through mcxlem rechnicrl means

In addition ro CSBMs addi-tional arms contnrl fbnrms willlikcly be proposed bv lhc SovierUnion in the future ior nesotiat-ing limiralions on naval fesThe best answer to any call fortbrmal tall rgrecrfi calit designedlo develop xrm (ontrol lrcc-ments invol ins naval fories isJUst lo say No

If thc casc lbr naval CSBMS isIeak thc arguments for formalnaval arms reduction lalks oulsidethe CSBM pGess are lorallt-unpersuastve) ln lerms of geography alonethe Unitcd Slales lrs a marilimenalion must maintain irs abilitv tooprcratt freell in critical oceanarcas in order lo reinforce andsustain US and allied forcestound the Iorld and t() ensureurocrur economic sunivul In con-lrrsl lhe Soviet Union is a rlomi_nirnt lirnd pouer phficrll localed rn lhe Eurastan land maiwith inremal lincs o[ communica

lion to service its economic andsecurily interests) The relaration of rensions andsuccesstul complelion of CFE wiUpermit the Uniled States trr reduceitr land-based forccs in EumoeHowever rt is (enain thal USbbal inrerests outside the supcrpoIer relalionship will continueto groI As lhe world becomesincreasingly polycentric thc tradi-tional naval missi()ns oI peacetimeprcsence and crisis rcsponse willnot chanse Recional conflicts asIell as nonstale actions such asintemational lerrorism and druptrrlfi cking will require crnplo-

menl of US- naval force formissions unrelatcd lo the US-Soiet balance- In addilion rhcpftitcration ol incrcasinsl so-phisticared high-rechnology wcap-ons throuShout lhe Third World(such as ballislic missiles andchemical weapons) will require amodem navy capable of defendingagInrr threats to the uDitedSlates and our Allies withoulbeing hampered bv unnecessaryarrns control measures_) Garrosl ds oot change thefact lhat an averase of morc lhan25 civil and inlemational confliclshave erupted in the developingworld every vear since the end ofworld war Il The United Srateshas used military force in rc-sponse lo more than 200 of theseincidents The U-S Navy playeda dominant role in lE8 of thoseuroconflicts when lhe United Statesbrolsht naval power to bear toprevent war to limit its escala-lion or to protect American citi-zens or Americas allies or rrad-ing panners Onl) ten of the 188incidenls were direct results ofconfrontalion between the UnitedSlares and the Soviel Union Consequentl the facr rhat rhe SovierUnion mav appear less Ihreaieningdoes not ]essen the need for astrong US Navy- Neirher does i(reduce US elobal commitments

Finall] while negoriaring thereduction of US naval forces isa nonsQ(cr il would behoovethose tr) ing to involve rhe UniredStates in naval anns contml toassess the impact of budget con-slrainls on lhe future shape ofWestem naval forces The recentPentagon announcement on the

Not all arms control conceptsare crealed equal-some are bettcr than others On one extremeare proposals (such as those di-rccled at US naval forccs) lharundermine US deterrent capabil-ity and reaken our abiliry to ful-fill long-standing US commirments around rhe rorld At theolhcr end of rhe spectrurn is thepromise held out bv the CFElalks-negotiations lhat as presentlv cons(rued can meet theenduring US arrns control objec-tives of improving securit) en-hancing srabiliry and reducinr rherisk of war

Whether ar rhe START negotia-tions at CFE ar rhe CSBM ralkso at DST all US nesoriarorsknow lhar rhey and rh Presidentlhey represenl must answer to theAmerican people for the trcaticsthey bring home Ulrimarcly rhefinal vote rrill be based on a positive answer to the fundamcntalquestion Doeuros lhis lreaty conlribute to rhe national securitv ofthe United Srare

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24lh lnfantry Divisions nextcomnlandei off icially designated

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Meior General Barry RucCaifrey has been officialydesisnaEd as the next commanderf dle 24th Infantry Divisionaccording to a DePaflment of lheArmy a lotllcement earlier this

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been deroraled for valor lwicewilh fte Dstinguished Seurorvic4Cross He has rcceived twoawards of the Silver Star theBrcnze Star with v Devicewith lhreuroc Oak kaf Ousters andtllrce awads of lhe Purple Heanfor wounds received in combat

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The Conmittee will be nraking a bonafide effort to saLisfy everyone asrespecEs seaEing at each of our Fridayand Saturday nighL sit-doqrns If youhave a particular pal or coupLe orfoursome or six-some - whatever -leE us knorv please in advance tha wenray acconmodate you We aim to please

A rnord on Ehe Eours Lo Lhe FallsThe Thursday trip departs 300 pm

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The Friday triP deParts 1000 amreturning by 4 with a lunch included -at $2150 pe person

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For the Gtry ouE ttlere who aPParenElyis keeping score heres hovr we did inissue 2

ilW II people got about 7l column inchesKorea peoplg for about 72 co hrnn inchesTold ya were trying

BEN TJAHLE 1132 Killarney Burlingame CA went on a cruise Eo Europe this springGot to talkinE to a genElernan on theboat and tsom6hq^ the subject of war cameuD He Eurned out Eo be lbjGen JAMES EJbHNsoNco of B 5rh Rcr 750-1050Srna II w6rld isnrE iE The Generals aE11000 Hendeison Fairfax Station VA

We like the one about the 94-year oldrnan who when found guilEy in a paternitysuiE smiled This is Ehe proudest momentof my lifel

MOVEd LICOI ALIAN C rcGILL(uq lst Bn l9rh 343-845) from ArlingronVA Eo 701 Maplewood Reno NV We nakeno snide comnent Allan

We have underEaken Ehe handling oforders for tKorean War Alnanac Harryswork reviewed elsewhere in Ehis issue

How are we going Eo do iEwe Uouehr IdO c6pies (eofE cover) from

rhe publiiher - in the belief that 100will eo like hoL cakes

weYll deliver a coPy Lo your door lr PTP(we pay the postage) for the tidy sum of

llake your checks PaYable Lo 24LhInfDlvAssn and send your orders Eo

vour Editor I20 4aple StRm 207iiof rd lrA 01103 P1ease geL your order in early Ourneck is way ouE

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is the proud faEher of anoEher book - tnrsli^ nrbtrt war A lnanac He ra s

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the author of that 91a ssic on

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ltow ttarrv t s done it again -For us Zr book or even a co rurnn ano

iUa-il[ regularly) wriEten by tlarryiI lG-qi teit of Super sunday a

Darrvl Sdrawberry ePigramt-and an excru-s ive- interview rJiEh GreEa UarDo t a rlwraoped in one-ff-rii iteo hit subjecEs rvith a

ot-ftaEit and brio thaE rule ouE anyiIiiuiiicv of boredom - and in Koreanfi-lt he has done iE again

His Eone is never didacEic YeE ne

was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

He mixes anecdoEe hisEory g9PSrP

tvie id-iet eEics iir finely calibratedu ]to

being careful neiEher Eo EarKJont

-iovorl n6r to tax you unduly wichoonderous Ehought silI1a-t fr]-tl tv of f er you a lietlenudge--- in shoru he transforns some of the more

aubious evenEs of our time - evenEsiiid- the rniliuery PoliEics -into tnEtt itt scinEillating -i-iiko lrar Alnanachehas done it again

tLarry tns divided AlmarEc inLo 3

secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

Cheney told reporters at a news confer-ene he has not seen the report but saidl m guessing dozehs of adijitional baseuroswill be targeted

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This plan will incorporate more of thechanqes fe have seeuron in the world than any-thing we ve seen to date hc said

Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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2^ tsy FRED LEDERER of 2503 Olive9JogpJt MO -print ltrore news aboir che34th ln lrll II Fred was with K Co------or couldnt- you guess

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-- One of the rrorst irritations in life ischaF by the time you get ir all toeeiher -youre too old to lift it

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Elsewhere in Ehls issue we reporledLhe resignaEion of our good memberLrGen EuiARD L RoLTNEY Now we liveyou some of his Lhoughts which appearedln che llava I Institutes Proceedlngstlava IRevler 1990 We believe them to beva hable reading

Ambassadot Ed Rowny

Arms Control at Arms Length

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while some elements of USarms control policy will undergomajor changes in responseuro to thebrcak-up of the Soviet empirecenain principles will endure Ourarms control concepts are funda-mental and musl be applied toeach of the multitude of arms re-duction and confi dence-buildingproposals rhat the United Smres isconsidering in various neBotiationsaround the world

Underpinning any lisi of endur-ing arms control criteria is theidea that nalions do not mistrustotte another because they havearms they have alms becausethey mistrust one another Historyaod the even(s of theuro (Presiden(

Mikhail) Gorbachev era of US-Soviet relarions amply supponthis philosophy

The past also validates thecompanion principle that the moslcarefully crafted agrcenrents can$irher away during peuroriods ofheightened tension The post-World War I Washington andlrndon Naval Disarmament Con-fercnces of l92l-22 nnd 1930 il-lusrrare rhis point One postwarhistorian- Louis J Halle calledthe 1922 Washington Treaty astmtesic disaster lhat did notserve lhe cause of pelcc be-cause it conlributed to Japansunchallenged riie t0 power priorin World War llr Yet at lhc llmethe two interwar naval rcatiesrerc ratified thcy seemed likegood ideas Forcign policy expenCiovanni Engely wrde in l93lrhar at [thel Washington lNavalDisamament Confercncel possibleconflict berween the United Statesand Japan was eliminated2 Re-garding rhe 1930 London NavalTreaty he obseurorved that lthepossibilityl of a Japanese-Ameri-can conflict is no longer credibleeven in imaginative romances l

Given the poor alms controltmck rccord exemplified by thesepre-World War naval treatiesrhere is litde onder that fteUnited States had to wait until lheSraregic Arms Limitation Agrce-menrs of 1972 (SALT l) beforcthe Senate would atify anotheragreement limiting weapons cen_

rral ro U-S nalional security Notcoincidently lhe decade of the1970s was widely viewed as ao em

of deleme in US-Soviet reurolationsSince history aptly demonstiates

that arms control canoot be iso-lared fmm broader intemationalpolitical considerations howshould the Uniled States approachtodays evea changing arms con-trol scene) Even as we ieuroek (obuild uFn points of murual ad-vantage which fundamenBl prin-ciples will endure and be applica-ble regardless of all thesechanges) Simply put it is USpolicy that our arms controlagreemenls shall be equitableveritiable and must accomplishthe tbllowing) Enhance the nalional security ofrhe United States and its allies) Reduce the rist of war) Strengthen global slability

Derived from these broad pol-icy requirements are specific USarms conlrol goals for the l99osThey include commitments toseek agreernents that) Secure a slable balance of con-ventional land and air forces atthe Conventional Forces in Eu-rope (CFE) reduction lalks) Strengthen strategic stabili(yand reduce the risk of war by re-ducing srraregic nuclear force lev-els at the Stmtegic Arms Reduc-tion Talks (START)) Strcngthen deterrcnce by in-creasing rcliance on effecrive de-fensive systems should defensesprove feasible at the Defense and

Spce Talks (DST)) Promote openness ard Prcdicta-bility io thc military-seurocurity fieldat the confidence-and-seurocurity-building rieasures (CSBM) nego-tiationst

The United States is engaged inmany other arms control folumsThese include talks on chemicalweapoos missile and nuclear non_proliferation Open Skies and

-nuclear testing to nallre a lewThough noi all irrclusive the ne-gotiations oudined here teuroPresenla wide iange of US inlerests

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CFE is off to a better $an thanany other afms control negoliationin modem tinres This is one ofthe best examples of the principlerhat improved rclations enhancelhe prospects of alms conlrol wehave basic agrceuroments on thebroad tems of what alms ate tobe rcduced on the need foa effec-rive verilication- and on the im-ponant concepr of assymetricalreductions- And we seern lo havea confluence of interesls we wantthe Soviets to reduce their con_ventional force prcpondemnceand lhey are under considembleeconomic and polilical pressurc todo soLike ull othcr irrnr controlagrcemcnt thc CFE Treaty in-volveli a de|ilishlv complex webof detail Agreeing on commondeinitions tbr the major catego-ries o[ welF)ns being limited(main bxlrle ranks anilleD ar-mored combrt lehicles combaraircrati and combat helicopreN)ha Proed dilljcuk For examplenelotiirtoni must dcvelop guide-lincs lbr determininr how muchirnd whal type of urmament itwolld take to conven a cominer-cial helicoprer to u trcty-limitcdcombat helicoprer

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Recemly the issue of trurprcductions has been making head-lines The cufient NATO-wars wPact agreed position is rhar lheredlctions should involve onlyUS and Soviet ground and airforce personnel slalioned oursidelheir respeclive nltional territo-ries This proposed ceiling wouldrcducc tru)p leels to paritv in acarcllrll delined cenlral zoneThis pnrpltlsal would requirc muchgrcnler culs on the pan of theSoviet Uni(n (reduclions of about-160000 Sor iet troops comparedto boul 80000 US troops) lnthe remainder of the region fromthe Atlanric Ocean ro the UrrlMountlins ou(side lhe cenlralzone the United States miry sta-tion no more lhun J0000 rroops

The trunslbrmirtion of thc policicul alinlate rn thc wlrsr$ Pactnalions enhance thc pR)spccts tbtcomplering r Jound CFE rrcnr)- halso giles lhe tilsk more urgenct_lndeed lhe ne$ Eastem EuropeirnleadeB irre calling lbr rhe removalof Soviet lrq)ps starioncd withintheir bordeni They arc anxious trrreduce wdrsa$r Pacl mililrt)tbrccs through bihtcral negotia-rions $irh rhe Soriet Union We

eplaud the5e ctfofts since theconrplenrnl the CFE process

The wesrem objective is toculili rnd uphold rhc toral with-drltral of rll Sovicl lbrce tomEasrem Europe CFE suppons rhisSoll and lirthers the tundanrentalprinciplc o[ rlrenglheninc Iong-rerm subilit)-

President Georre Bush hachallcnlrcd lhc narions ol NATC)and lhe Waninw Pact to completerhe CFE negorialions lhis tearBeclusc this pact so grcallr re-duces thc lelels of militalv Ibrcesconlrunting one lnother in ccntrxlEurope probably nevcr betbrc hasan Jrms control agrcement held

such potenliul immediare benefitlbr cnhancing the iecuritt_ inler-esrs of rhe Unired Stares its al-lics and all Eurupe

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Thc Bush adminisrratioo s pr()-posrls in START call for creatinga nrore Jtable nuclea balaoce[ith deep reductions in slralegicnucleirr Ibrccs The reduqions aredesisned to suppon the US goclof trenslhcning dctcrrence br_

reducing the crpabilitt to huncha tirsl strike even in r crisisDeelopers ol the US duli me-ticuk)usl) adhered to the fundil-menral principles of equalit) andvcritiability

Thc posirions ot rhe lwo sideson onrc ol rhe liet START issuescan be iummarized as lbllow) DeliItt lsticlerr An agreedceiling of 1600 strategic nucleardeliel-1 ehiclcs (SNDvs) whichinclude ileployed interconrinen(alballistic missilcs (lCBIUs) andtheir iNsocixlcd launchem de-ploled submurine-launched ballis-tic nrisiles (SLBMS) llnd lhcirlaunchers irnd hcav) bombers) ltirrrrarlr An agreed ccilin ol60D llarheads The ceilins in-cludes deploled lCBirls SLBMsilnd rir-lilunched cruise missilestALCItlr t rvith eirch hea)bonber equippcd only lbr nu-cleilr-armed gravily bombs andshon-range xrtack missilcsr SRAls)counting as one warhead

) ll(ridrl Sxlrirrir The sideshae agreed on a sublimit of-19m ballisric-missile rvarheadswirhin this sublimil the Sovie(swill be required ro reduce theirhear1 ICBM tbrce to 1540 rvrr-herds on 154 missilesgt ltobil ICBMr The UnitedSrlres announccd il would dropits demrnd for a ban on mobileICBMS oi $hich the Soviets al-reldJ hre t$o t)peri depb)ed

Congressional suppon tbr thePresidenls mobilc ICBM Progmmhus become increasingly imponsntgt ALCM| On rhe subject olALCMS rhe Uniled S(ares andthe Sovict Union agreed on counl-ing rules (ALCMS ntlributed toeach type bomber) and nucleaconvcnrional dislinguishabililyHo$ever rhe ALCM range issue(ie abolc what rilnge lhrcsholddo nuclear ALCMs count) waslcft unresolved) SLCMs Though the sea-

launched cruise missile (SLCM) is

not considered x slrategic weuPon|ubjecl to START constoin(s bU-S delinition the sidcs agreedar rhe Dccember 1987 WashinetonSirmnlil to lind u mullally ircceF-irble solution to the question oflimiting rhc nucleirr-amrcd mis-riles Funhcr rhese limitationswould not involve coun(ing

SLCMS within the START6(m-wurhed und l6($-SNDVlimirs Ar the Fcbruar] 1990Moscow Ministcrial (ber eenUS Secretarl ol State JamesBuker lll and Soriet Foreign lin-isrer Eduard Sh(lardnadzer ilirppelni rhar the Sor icl Uniongenerilll) ugreed ro the coE-epr ofa declirrxrcD rpproirch rs a brsislbr involving SLCM in xrm con-trol (ic thc issuancc of politi-call binding rlatcmenrs regardinrrthe number ol SLCM5 of a splci-lied lype rnd range cach sidepllns to deplo )

The START drult treat letcontains rxn) othcr elcnrntSonE iisue$ ilre till conlertadand will require addititrnal attcn-lion prior ro rhc plxnned llirt-June 1990 US-Soviet sumrnit

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ment it shall give six mon(hsno(ice afier which the ABMTreuty shall be rednintrcd unlessthe panies agree olherwiseuro

Strclegic detenses have the po-lenrial for contriburing signili-canrly to our national securityContrary to whilt the Soviets andsome other critics say SDIstrengrhens global srabiliry andwill grearly rcduce rhe risk ofwar Any nurion posssing orthinking oI ircqurnng ballisric mis-siles would have insurmoutablediftlculties lrying to phn aroundUS srrategic defenses

Because of lhe promrsing out-lool lbr developing SDI rechnol-ogy which meuroets our defenseuroneeds and lhal of our Allies lheDST negoriations will increase inimgrnance over time

EDWAND NOW]TEYDsfrustful ol osco

SLBMS and associated launchersin (he START talks On a multi-lateral basis Notices to Airmenand Norices to Mariners (NOTAMSand NOMARS) are distributedworldide every day These no-ticcs are used exlensively to en-sure rhe safery of all vessels andaircraft in intemational water andairspace

The second poim to be empha-sized concems rhe formal CSBMtalks no$being held in ViennaAusrrix wirhour gering into a

detailed hislory of these negotia-

tions- rhe 35 members of theConterence on Security and Coop-era(ion in Europe (an organizationthat includes Nonh America and(hc Soviet Union) agreed to amandate that specifically excludesnaval activities from the CSBMpr()cess unless they arc function-ally linked lo a notifiablegr)und activity (eg amphibiousoperirrions )

Despite this mandate Io includenaval forces some naval atmscontrol proposals have been (abled

in vienna In addition the Sovi-e(s and otheni have been Propos-ing maritime-rclated measures formany yea$ A sampling of theseincludes) Zones of peace) Nuclear free zones) Geographic rcstrictioos on oper-ationsgt Limirs on exercises) Advance notification ofexercises

A main objective of confi-dence-building iteasures is said to

Concurenl nilh bur separrtetiorn START are lhe Delense andSpacc Talks (DST| being held inGeneva S$itzerllnd The gotl ofDST is a trer) lbr rhe cu)peru-tive deploymenl of lulure strltegicballitic-missile delcnses shouldsuch delenseuros prole tlasibleThroughout lhese disclrssions $econrinue lo mrke clear lo theSoviels our commilment lo the

Whercas agreemenls such asCFE DST and a properly drafredSTART Trcaty meet our arrnsconlrol crileria of enhancinp na-tionrl secunty rcducing rh riskof wor and srenstheninp llobalsrahrlrrv recenr Souler uini con-trol proposals for limiling gen-eral-purpose naval forces and operdlions simply do not meet lheseslandaads

Strategic Defense Iniria(ive lSDl)In a significant breakrhrough

rhe Soviets dropped lheir formallinkage betueen signing a STARTaereement and completing a de-fensc and space agrcement-aploy that would have allowedthem to claim a riSht ro withdrawfrom the START rreary ar somefulure date if they haddeter-mined the other side had gonebeyond lhe 1972 AntiballisticMissile (ABM) Trcary (ampi rheydefine irt-

In December 1989 US nego-liators ubled a revised drafi DSTlexl in rcsponse to the resuks oflhe Wyoming Minisrerial Underlhe revised drall lrealy if a panyannounccs its intenlion to deploystrategic ballistic-missile dettnsesbeyond lhose permi[cd by rheABM Treary rhe panies shallbegin lhree years of discussionson specillc measures tbr a cooper-ative transition lf afler thatthrce-year period eirher panywishes ro undenale such deploy-

Nevenheless the Soviet Unioncontinues to push naval iums con-rrol ar every opponunity Recenrdiscussions wirh US allies inboth Europe and in rhe Pacificreveal that lhe Soviet Union isconiinuing a full-coun prcss onrhe issue of extending groundforce-type limitations to the sea

Conridence-and-security-build-ing measurcs (known as CSBMS)in panicular arE gaining visibilityin the naval arms control aEnaAmong rhe ra[ge of potential lim-italrons that ma affect oavalforces CSBMs may evolve as themosl imrneurodiate arms controlchallenge ro US employment ofmarilime forces

At lhe outset two importantpoinls musl be underscorcd Oneis that rhe United States has al-ready subjected its naval forces tovarious cu)pemlive rcgimesThese include the bilateral US-Sovier Incidents at Sea and Dan-gerous Mililalv Acliviries Agrce-trlents as well as lhe inclusion of

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be lhe prevenlion o[ surprise al-ta(k Another related objecrive isto avoid inadvenent conflicl thatcould result from large scale exercises being misread cs prcpara-ltons for an invasion At seasuch mersuaes are not necessantrecause the concept of freedom ofthe seas already permil eitherside to observe and monitor theothers activities so thal no sur-prise or misinterpretation should(rcur- In lodays world navalforces on the surface of lhe seado not readily lend themselves tolhe initiation of (urprise attacksBesldes being relatively slowships can be lracked easilv- eirhervrsually or through mcxlem rechnicrl means

In addition ro CSBMs addi-tional arms contnrl fbnrms willlikcly be proposed bv lhc SovierUnion in the future ior nesotiat-ing limiralions on naval fesThe best answer to any call fortbrmal tall rgrecrfi calit designedlo develop xrm (ontrol lrcc-ments invol ins naval fories isJUst lo say No

If thc casc lbr naval CSBMS isIeak thc arguments for formalnaval arms reduction lalks oulsidethe CSBM pGess are lorallt-unpersuastve) ln lerms of geography alonethe Unitcd Slales lrs a marilimenalion must maintain irs abilitv tooprcratt freell in critical oceanarcas in order lo reinforce andsustain US and allied forcestound the Iorld and t() ensureurocrur economic sunivul In con-lrrsl lhe Soviet Union is a rlomi_nirnt lirnd pouer phficrll localed rn lhe Eurastan land maiwith inremal lincs o[ communica

lion to service its economic andsecurily interests) The relaration of rensions andsuccesstul complelion of CFE wiUpermit the Uniled States trr reduceitr land-based forccs in EumoeHowever rt is (enain thal USbbal inrerests outside the supcrpoIer relalionship will continueto groI As lhe world becomesincreasingly polycentric thc tradi-tional naval missi()ns oI peacetimeprcsence and crisis rcsponse willnot chanse Recional conflicts asIell as nonstale actions such asintemational lerrorism and druptrrlfi cking will require crnplo-

menl of US- naval force formissions unrelatcd lo the US-Soiet balance- In addilion rhcpftitcration ol incrcasinsl so-phisticared high-rechnology wcap-ons throuShout lhe Third World(such as ballislic missiles andchemical weapons) will require amodem navy capable of defendingagInrr threats to the uDitedSlates and our Allies withoulbeing hampered bv unnecessaryarrns control measures_) Garrosl ds oot change thefact lhat an averase of morc lhan25 civil and inlemational confliclshave erupted in the developingworld every vear since the end ofworld war Il The United Srateshas used military force in rc-sponse lo more than 200 of theseincidents The U-S Navy playeda dominant role in lE8 of thoseuroconflicts when lhe United Statesbrolsht naval power to bear toprevent war to limit its escala-lion or to protect American citi-zens or Americas allies or rrad-ing panners Onl) ten of the 188incidenls were direct results ofconfrontalion between the UnitedSlares and the Soviel Union Consequentl the facr rhat rhe SovierUnion mav appear less Ihreaieningdoes not ]essen the need for astrong US Navy- Neirher does i(reduce US elobal commitments

Finall] while negoriaring thereduction of US naval forces isa nonsQ(cr il would behoovethose tr) ing to involve rhe UniredStates in naval anns contml toassess the impact of budget con-slrainls on lhe future shape ofWestem naval forces The recentPentagon announcement on the

Not all arms control conceptsare crealed equal-some are bettcr than others On one extremeare proposals (such as those di-rccled at US naval forccs) lharundermine US deterrent capabil-ity and reaken our abiliry to ful-fill long-standing US commirments around rhe rorld At theolhcr end of rhe spectrurn is thepromise held out bv the CFElalks-negotiations lhat as presentlv cons(rued can meet theenduring US arrns control objec-tives of improving securit) en-hancing srabiliry and reducinr rherisk of war

Whether ar rhe START negotia-tions at CFE ar rhe CSBM ralkso at DST all US nesoriarorsknow lhar rhey and rh Presidentlhey represenl must answer to theAmerican people for the trcaticsthey bring home Ulrimarcly rhefinal vote rrill be based on a positive answer to the fundamcntalquestion Doeuros lhis lreaty conlribute to rhe national securitv ofthe United Srare

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24lh lnfantry Divisions nextcomnlandei off icially designated

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The Conmittee will be nraking a bonafide effort to saLisfy everyone asrespecEs seaEing at each of our Fridayand Saturday nighL sit-doqrns If youhave a particular pal or coupLe orfoursome or six-some - whatever -leE us knorv please in advance tha wenray acconmodate you We aim to please

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The Friday triP deParts 1000 amreturning by 4 with a lunch included -at $2150 pe person

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As Andy Rooney loves to says Didjaever noEice We11 we ask didja evernoLice thaE when the other 8uy Eakes asEand hers being stubborn BuE when wedo it were jusE being firm

For the Gtry ouE ttlere who aPParenElyis keeping score heres hovr we did inissue 2

ilW II people got about 7l column inchesKorea peoplg for about 72 co hrnn inchesTold ya were trying

BEN TJAHLE 1132 Killarney Burlingame CA went on a cruise Eo Europe this springGot to talkinE to a genElernan on theboat and tsom6hq^ the subject of war cameuD He Eurned out Eo be lbjGen JAMES EJbHNsoNco of B 5rh Rcr 750-1050Srna II w6rld isnrE iE The Generals aE11000 Hendeison Fairfax Station VA

We like the one about the 94-year oldrnan who when found guilEy in a paternitysuiE smiled This is Ehe proudest momentof my lifel

MOVEd LICOI ALIAN C rcGILL(uq lst Bn l9rh 343-845) from ArlingronVA Eo 701 Maplewood Reno NV We nakeno snide comnent Allan

We have underEaken Ehe handling oforders for tKorean War Alnanac Harryswork reviewed elsewhere in Ehis issue

How are we going Eo do iEwe Uouehr IdO c6pies (eofE cover) from

rhe publiiher - in the belief that 100will eo like hoL cakes

weYll deliver a coPy Lo your door lr PTP(we pay the postage) for the tidy sum of

llake your checks PaYable Lo 24LhInfDlvAssn and send your orders Eo

vour Editor I20 4aple StRm 207iiof rd lrA 01103 P1ease geL your order in early Ourneck is way ouE

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Darrvl Sdrawberry ePigramt-and an excru-s ive- interview rJiEh GreEa UarDo t a rlwraoped in one-ff-rii iteo hit subjecEs rvith a

ot-ftaEit and brio thaE rule ouE anyiIiiuiiicv of boredom - and in Koreanfi-lt he has done iE again

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was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

He mixes anecdoEe hisEory g9PSrP

tvie id-iet eEics iir finely calibratedu ]to

being careful neiEher Eo EarKJont

-iovorl n6r to tax you unduly wichoonderous Ehought silI1a-t fr]-tl tv of f er you a lietlenudge--- in shoru he transforns some of the more

aubious evenEs of our time - evenEsiiid- the rniliuery PoliEics -into tnEtt itt scinEillating -i-iiko lrar Alnanachehas done it again

tLarry tns divided AlmarEc inLo 3

secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

Cheney told reporters at a news confer-ene he has not seen the report but saidl m guessing dozehs of adijitional baseuroswill be targeted

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This plan will incorporate more of thechanqes fe have seeuron in the world than any-thing we ve seen to date hc said

Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

thc diplomats kept rorking totard a solution rhich tould evcntuallyallon the mericarx to pacl up their suPPlies ard pull out

LS Depury Lrndersecretary of State Robert Vurphy l ho had flownto Lebarrri to help the gorerlrmenl patch up its political troubles contirued tallirlg nit-h leaders of both sides Eleetions rere prrstponed fora Neek irr hJpes that both opposition and gor-ertrment parties couldpcartullr asre r -prnmic candidatc Rebel leaLler Sacb Salamn h dninld Prcsideot (amille I lhamoun- immediate resiSnation also

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A US congressional delegacion wenE to--Seoul Eo arrange for the firsE retural ofUS Korean Wdr dead from Conrmni s E NorEh Korea since I9)4

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Thc Bush adminisrratioo s pr()-posrls in START call for creatinga nrore Jtable nuclea balaoce[ith deep reductions in slralegicnucleirr Ibrccs The reduqions aredesisned to suppon the US goclof trenslhcning dctcrrence br_

reducing the crpabilitt to huncha tirsl strike even in r crisisDeelopers ol the US duli me-ticuk)usl) adhered to the fundil-menral principles of equalit) andvcritiability

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Congressional suppon tbr thePresidenls mobilc ICBM Progmmhus become increasingly imponsntgt ALCM| On rhe subject olALCMS rhe Uniled S(ares andthe Sovict Union agreed on counl-ing rules (ALCMS ntlributed toeach type bomber) and nucleaconvcnrional dislinguishabililyHo$ever rhe ALCM range issue(ie abolc what rilnge lhrcsholddo nuclear ALCMs count) waslcft unresolved) SLCMs Though the sea-

launched cruise missile (SLCM) is

not considered x slrategic weuPon|ubjecl to START constoin(s bU-S delinition the sidcs agreedar rhe Dccember 1987 WashinetonSirmnlil to lind u mullally ircceF-irble solution to the question oflimiting rhc nucleirr-amrcd mis-riles Funhcr rhese limitationswould not involve coun(ing

SLCMS within the START6(m-wurhed und l6($-SNDVlimirs Ar the Fcbruar] 1990Moscow Ministcrial (ber eenUS Secretarl ol State JamesBuker lll and Soriet Foreign lin-isrer Eduard Sh(lardnadzer ilirppelni rhar the Sor icl Uniongenerilll) ugreed ro the coE-epr ofa declirrxrcD rpproirch rs a brsislbr involving SLCM in xrm con-trol (ic thc issuancc of politi-call binding rlatcmenrs regardinrrthe number ol SLCM5 of a splci-lied lype rnd range cach sidepllns to deplo )

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Strclegic detenses have the po-lenrial for contriburing signili-canrly to our national securityContrary to whilt the Soviets andsome other critics say SDIstrengrhens global srabiliry andwill grearly rcduce rhe risk ofwar Any nurion posssing orthinking oI ircqurnng ballisric mis-siles would have insurmoutablediftlculties lrying to phn aroundUS srrategic defenses

Because of lhe promrsing out-lool lbr developing SDI rechnol-ogy which meuroets our defenseuroneeds and lhal of our Allies lheDST negoriations will increase inimgrnance over time

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SLBMS and associated launchersin (he START talks On a multi-lateral basis Notices to Airmenand Norices to Mariners (NOTAMSand NOMARS) are distributedworldide every day These no-ticcs are used exlensively to en-sure rhe safery of all vessels andaircraft in intemational water andairspace

The second poim to be empha-sized concems rhe formal CSBMtalks no$being held in ViennaAusrrix wirhour gering into a

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tions- rhe 35 members of theConterence on Security and Coop-era(ion in Europe (an organizationthat includes Nonh America and(hc Soviet Union) agreed to amandate that specifically excludesnaval activities from the CSBMpr()cess unless they arc function-ally linked lo a notifiablegr)und activity (eg amphibiousoperirrions )

Despite this mandate Io includenaval forces some naval atmscontrol proposals have been (abled

in vienna In addition the Sovi-e(s and otheni have been Propos-ing maritime-rclated measures formany yea$ A sampling of theseincludes) Zones of peace) Nuclear free zones) Geographic rcstrictioos on oper-ationsgt Limirs on exercises) Advance notification ofexercises

A main objective of confi-dence-building iteasures is said to

Concurenl nilh bur separrtetiorn START are lhe Delense andSpacc Talks (DST| being held inGeneva S$itzerllnd The gotl ofDST is a trer) lbr rhe cu)peru-tive deploymenl of lulure strltegicballitic-missile delcnses shouldsuch delenseuros prole tlasibleThroughout lhese disclrssions $econrinue lo mrke clear lo theSoviels our commilment lo the

Whercas agreemenls such asCFE DST and a properly drafredSTART Trcaty meet our arrnsconlrol crileria of enhancinp na-tionrl secunty rcducing rh riskof wor and srenstheninp llobalsrahrlrrv recenr Souler uini con-trol proposals for limiling gen-eral-purpose naval forces and operdlions simply do not meet lheseslandaads

Strategic Defense Iniria(ive lSDl)In a significant breakrhrough

rhe Soviets dropped lheir formallinkage betueen signing a STARTaereement and completing a de-fensc and space agrcement-aploy that would have allowedthem to claim a riSht ro withdrawfrom the START rreary ar somefulure date if they haddeter-mined the other side had gonebeyond lhe 1972 AntiballisticMissile (ABM) Trcary (ampi rheydefine irt-

In December 1989 US nego-liators ubled a revised drafi DSTlexl in rcsponse to the resuks oflhe Wyoming Minisrerial Underlhe revised drall lrealy if a panyannounccs its intenlion to deploystrategic ballistic-missile dettnsesbeyond lhose permi[cd by rheABM Treary rhe panies shallbegin lhree years of discussionson specillc measures tbr a cooper-ative transition lf afler thatthrce-year period eirher panywishes ro undenale such deploy-

Nevenheless the Soviet Unioncontinues to push naval iums con-rrol ar every opponunity Recenrdiscussions wirh US allies inboth Europe and in rhe Pacificreveal that lhe Soviet Union isconiinuing a full-coun prcss onrhe issue of extending groundforce-type limitations to the sea

Conridence-and-security-build-ing measurcs (known as CSBMS)in panicular arE gaining visibilityin the naval arms control aEnaAmong rhe ra[ge of potential lim-italrons that ma affect oavalforces CSBMs may evolve as themosl imrneurodiate arms controlchallenge ro US employment ofmarilime forces

At lhe outset two importantpoinls musl be underscorcd Oneis that rhe United States has al-ready subjected its naval forces tovarious cu)pemlive rcgimesThese include the bilateral US-Sovier Incidents at Sea and Dan-gerous Mililalv Acliviries Agrce-trlents as well as lhe inclusion of

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be lhe prevenlion o[ surprise al-ta(k Another related objecrive isto avoid inadvenent conflicl thatcould result from large scale exercises being misread cs prcpara-ltons for an invasion At seasuch mersuaes are not necessantrecause the concept of freedom ofthe seas already permil eitherside to observe and monitor theothers activities so thal no sur-prise or misinterpretation should(rcur- In lodays world navalforces on the surface of lhe seado not readily lend themselves tolhe initiation of (urprise attacksBesldes being relatively slowships can be lracked easilv- eirhervrsually or through mcxlem rechnicrl means

In addition ro CSBMs addi-tional arms contnrl fbnrms willlikcly be proposed bv lhc SovierUnion in the future ior nesotiat-ing limiralions on naval fesThe best answer to any call fortbrmal tall rgrecrfi calit designedlo develop xrm (ontrol lrcc-ments invol ins naval fories isJUst lo say No

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lion to service its economic andsecurily interests) The relaration of rensions andsuccesstul complelion of CFE wiUpermit the Uniled States trr reduceitr land-based forccs in EumoeHowever rt is (enain thal USbbal inrerests outside the supcrpoIer relalionship will continueto groI As lhe world becomesincreasingly polycentric thc tradi-tional naval missi()ns oI peacetimeprcsence and crisis rcsponse willnot chanse Recional conflicts asIell as nonstale actions such asintemational lerrorism and druptrrlfi cking will require crnplo-

menl of US- naval force formissions unrelatcd lo the US-Soiet balance- In addilion rhcpftitcration ol incrcasinsl so-phisticared high-rechnology wcap-ons throuShout lhe Third World(such as ballislic missiles andchemical weapons) will require amodem navy capable of defendingagInrr threats to the uDitedSlates and our Allies withoulbeing hampered bv unnecessaryarrns control measures_) Garrosl ds oot change thefact lhat an averase of morc lhan25 civil and inlemational confliclshave erupted in the developingworld every vear since the end ofworld war Il The United Srateshas used military force in rc-sponse lo more than 200 of theseincidents The U-S Navy playeda dominant role in lE8 of thoseuroconflicts when lhe United Statesbrolsht naval power to bear toprevent war to limit its escala-lion or to protect American citi-zens or Americas allies or rrad-ing panners Onl) ten of the 188incidenls were direct results ofconfrontalion between the UnitedSlares and the Soviel Union Consequentl the facr rhat rhe SovierUnion mav appear less Ihreaieningdoes not ]essen the need for astrong US Navy- Neirher does i(reduce US elobal commitments

Finall] while negoriaring thereduction of US naval forces isa nonsQ(cr il would behoovethose tr) ing to involve rhe UniredStates in naval anns contml toassess the impact of budget con-slrainls on lhe future shape ofWestem naval forces The recentPentagon announcement on the

Not all arms control conceptsare crealed equal-some are bettcr than others On one extremeare proposals (such as those di-rccled at US naval forccs) lharundermine US deterrent capabil-ity and reaken our abiliry to ful-fill long-standing US commirments around rhe rorld At theolhcr end of rhe spectrurn is thepromise held out bv the CFElalks-negotiations lhat as presentlv cons(rued can meet theenduring US arrns control objec-tives of improving securit) en-hancing srabiliry and reducinr rherisk of war

Whether ar rhe START negotia-tions at CFE ar rhe CSBM ralkso at DST all US nesoriarorsknow lhar rhey and rh Presidentlhey represenl must answer to theAmerican people for the trcaticsthey bring home Ulrimarcly rhefinal vote rrill be based on a positive answer to the fundamcntalquestion Doeuros lhis lreaty conlribute to rhe national securitv ofthe United Srare

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24lh lnfantry Divisions nextcomnlandei off icially designated

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Meior General Barry RucCaifrey has been officialydesisnaEd as the next commanderf dle 24th Infantry Divisionaccording to a DePaflment of lheArmy a lotllcement earlier this

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Major General H G TaYIorill hard tE 24th lnfantry Divi-sion over lo Maj Gen Mccaf-ftey soEelime in June accordingto oflicials here

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The Conmittee will be nraking a bonafide effort to saLisfy everyone asrespecEs seaEing at each of our Fridayand Saturday nighL sit-doqrns If youhave a particular pal or coupLe orfoursome or six-some - whatever -leE us knorv please in advance tha wenray acconmodate you We aim to please

A rnord on Ehe Eours Lo Lhe FallsThe Thursday trip departs 300 pm

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The Friday triP deParts 1000 amreturning by 4 with a lunch included -at $2150 pe person

IL will help if you can indicaEe youdesires well in advance Otherarise Ehetour situations can get as screwed up as aJapanese fire drj11

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For the Gtry ouE ttlere who aPParenElyis keeping score heres hovr we did inissue 2

ilW II people got about 7l column inchesKorea peoplg for about 72 co hrnn inchesTold ya were trying

BEN TJAHLE 1132 Killarney Burlingame CA went on a cruise Eo Europe this springGot to talkinE to a genElernan on theboat and tsom6hq^ the subject of war cameuD He Eurned out Eo be lbjGen JAMES EJbHNsoNco of B 5rh Rcr 750-1050Srna II w6rld isnrE iE The Generals aE11000 Hendeison Fairfax Station VA

We like the one about the 94-year oldrnan who when found guilEy in a paternitysuiE smiled This is Ehe proudest momentof my lifel

MOVEd LICOI ALIAN C rcGILL(uq lst Bn l9rh 343-845) from ArlingronVA Eo 701 Maplewood Reno NV We nakeno snide comnent Allan

We have underEaken Ehe handling oforders for tKorean War Alnanac Harryswork reviewed elsewhere in Ehis issue

How are we going Eo do iEwe Uouehr IdO c6pies (eofE cover) from

rhe publiiher - in the belief that 100will eo like hoL cakes

weYll deliver a coPy Lo your door lr PTP(we pay the postage) for the tidy sum of

llake your checks PaYable Lo 24LhInfDlvAssn and send your orders Eo

vour Editor I20 4aple StRm 207iiof rd lrA 01103 P1ease geL your order in early Ourneck is way ouE

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is the proud faEher of anoEher book - tnrsli^ nrbtrt war A lnanac He ra s

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the author of that 91a ssic on

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Darrvl Sdrawberry ePigramt-and an excru-s ive- interview rJiEh GreEa UarDo t a rlwraoped in one-ff-rii iteo hit subjecEs rvith a

ot-ftaEit and brio thaE rule ouE anyiIiiuiiicv of boredom - and in Koreanfi-lt he has done iE again

His Eone is never didacEic YeE ne

was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

He mixes anecdoEe hisEory g9PSrP

tvie id-iet eEics iir finely calibratedu ]to

being careful neiEher Eo EarKJont

-iovorl n6r to tax you unduly wichoonderous Ehought silI1a-t fr]-tl tv of f er you a lietlenudge--- in shoru he transforns some of the more

aubious evenEs of our time - evenEsiiid- the rniliuery PoliEics -into tnEtt itt scinEillating -i-iiko lrar Alnanachehas done it again

tLarry tns divided AlmarEc inLo 3

secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

Cheney told reporters at a news confer-ene he has not seen the report but saidl m guessing dozehs of adijitional baseuroswill be targeted

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Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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Breathe nota word of iplease - utternot a singleword about iE -werre meeting inBuffalo inSeptember

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AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

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be lhe prevenlion o[ surprise al-ta(k Another related objecrive isto avoid inadvenent conflicl thatcould result from large scale exercises being misread cs prcpara-ltons for an invasion At seasuch mersuaes are not necessantrecause the concept of freedom ofthe seas already permil eitherside to observe and monitor theothers activities so thal no sur-prise or misinterpretation should(rcur- In lodays world navalforces on the surface of lhe seado not readily lend themselves tolhe initiation of (urprise attacksBesldes being relatively slowships can be lracked easilv- eirhervrsually or through mcxlem rechnicrl means

In addition ro CSBMs addi-tional arms contnrl fbnrms willlikcly be proposed bv lhc SovierUnion in the future ior nesotiat-ing limiralions on naval fesThe best answer to any call fortbrmal tall rgrecrfi calit designedlo develop xrm (ontrol lrcc-ments invol ins naval fories isJUst lo say No

If thc casc lbr naval CSBMS isIeak thc arguments for formalnaval arms reduction lalks oulsidethe CSBM pGess are lorallt-unpersuastve) ln lerms of geography alonethe Unitcd Slales lrs a marilimenalion must maintain irs abilitv tooprcratt freell in critical oceanarcas in order lo reinforce andsustain US and allied forcestound the Iorld and t() ensureurocrur economic sunivul In con-lrrsl lhe Soviet Union is a rlomi_nirnt lirnd pouer phficrll localed rn lhe Eurastan land maiwith inremal lincs o[ communica

lion to service its economic andsecurily interests) The relaration of rensions andsuccesstul complelion of CFE wiUpermit the Uniled States trr reduceitr land-based forccs in EumoeHowever rt is (enain thal USbbal inrerests outside the supcrpoIer relalionship will continueto groI As lhe world becomesincreasingly polycentric thc tradi-tional naval missi()ns oI peacetimeprcsence and crisis rcsponse willnot chanse Recional conflicts asIell as nonstale actions such asintemational lerrorism and druptrrlfi cking will require crnplo-

menl of US- naval force formissions unrelatcd lo the US-Soiet balance- In addilion rhcpftitcration ol incrcasinsl so-phisticared high-rechnology wcap-ons throuShout lhe Third World(such as ballislic missiles andchemical weapons) will require amodem navy capable of defendingagInrr threats to the uDitedSlates and our Allies withoulbeing hampered bv unnecessaryarrns control measures_) Garrosl ds oot change thefact lhat an averase of morc lhan25 civil and inlemational confliclshave erupted in the developingworld every vear since the end ofworld war Il The United Srateshas used military force in rc-sponse lo more than 200 of theseincidents The U-S Navy playeda dominant role in lE8 of thoseuroconflicts when lhe United Statesbrolsht naval power to bear toprevent war to limit its escala-lion or to protect American citi-zens or Americas allies or rrad-ing panners Onl) ten of the 188incidenls were direct results ofconfrontalion between the UnitedSlares and the Soviel Union Consequentl the facr rhat rhe SovierUnion mav appear less Ihreaieningdoes not ]essen the need for astrong US Navy- Neirher does i(reduce US elobal commitments

Finall] while negoriaring thereduction of US naval forces isa nonsQ(cr il would behoovethose tr) ing to involve rhe UniredStates in naval anns contml toassess the impact of budget con-slrainls on lhe future shape ofWestem naval forces The recentPentagon announcement on the

Not all arms control conceptsare crealed equal-some are bettcr than others On one extremeare proposals (such as those di-rccled at US naval forccs) lharundermine US deterrent capabil-ity and reaken our abiliry to ful-fill long-standing US commirments around rhe rorld At theolhcr end of rhe spectrurn is thepromise held out bv the CFElalks-negotiations lhat as presentlv cons(rued can meet theenduring US arrns control objec-tives of improving securit) en-hancing srabiliry and reducinr rherisk of war

Whether ar rhe START negotia-tions at CFE ar rhe CSBM ralkso at DST all US nesoriarorsknow lhar rhey and rh Presidentlhey represenl must answer to theAmerican people for the trcaticsthey bring home Ulrimarcly rhefinal vote rrill be based on a positive answer to the fundamcntalquestion Doeuros lhis lreaty conlribute to rhe national securitv ofthe United Srare

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ot-ftaEit and brio thaE rule ouE anyiIiiuiiicv of boredom - and in Koreanfi-lt he has done iE again

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was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

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aubious evenEs of our time - evenEsiiid- the rniliuery PoliEics -into tnEtt itt scinEillating -i-iiko lrar Alnanachehas done it again

tLarry tns divided AlmarEc inLo 3

secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

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Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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In ttrat same issue of Life Joe E Brownwas pushing Ataddin vacuun boEtles Wewell- remem6er sharing an overhead 55 galIondrrrn of cold waEer while we showered onMindoro Does tsha t visits ring your bell

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Beirut Lebanon

US TROOPS TAKE IT EASY

AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

thc diplomats kept rorking totard a solution rhich tould evcntuallyallon the mericarx to pacl up their suPPlies ard pull out

LS Depury Lrndersecretary of State Robert Vurphy l ho had flownto Lebarrri to help the gorerlrmenl patch up its political troubles contirued tallirlg nit-h leaders of both sides Eleetions rere prrstponed fora Neek irr hJpes that both opposition and gor-ertrment parties couldpcartullr asre r -prnmic candidatc Rebel leaLler Sacb Salamn h dninld Prcsideot (amille I lhamoun- immediate resiSnation also

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would not have known tni iitl- -uoitoitr iE would not have liberty

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The renains of five American soldiers kil1ed more-rtun35 years a8o in Lhe Koreanw-ia-rJ[--ii- ttrr-ty-Noitt xo begin their final j ourney home today

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Published in the interest of the Personnel o Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airlield

24lh lnfantry Divisions nextcomnlandei off icially designated

Moor Generol Borry R Mccofftey

Meior General Barry RucCaifrey has been officialydesisnaEd as the next commanderf dle 24th Infantry Divisionaccording to a DePaflment of lheArmy a lotllcement earlier this

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The Conmittee will be nraking a bonafide effort to saLisfy everyone asrespecEs seaEing at each of our Fridayand Saturday nighL sit-doqrns If youhave a particular pal or coupLe orfoursome or six-some - whatever -leE us knorv please in advance tha wenray acconmodate you We aim to please

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For the Gtry ouE ttlere who aPParenElyis keeping score heres hovr we did inissue 2

ilW II people got about 7l column inchesKorea peoplg for about 72 co hrnn inchesTold ya were trying

BEN TJAHLE 1132 Killarney Burlingame CA went on a cruise Eo Europe this springGot to talkinE to a genElernan on theboat and tsom6hq^ the subject of war cameuD He Eurned out Eo be lbjGen JAMES EJbHNsoNco of B 5rh Rcr 750-1050Srna II w6rld isnrE iE The Generals aE11000 Hendeison Fairfax Station VA

We like the one about the 94-year oldrnan who when found guilEy in a paternitysuiE smiled This is Ehe proudest momentof my lifel

MOVEd LICOI ALIAN C rcGILL(uq lst Bn l9rh 343-845) from ArlingronVA Eo 701 Maplewood Reno NV We nakeno snide comnent Allan

We have underEaken Ehe handling oforders for tKorean War Alnanac Harryswork reviewed elsewhere in Ehis issue

How are we going Eo do iEwe Uouehr IdO c6pies (eofE cover) from

rhe publiiher - in the belief that 100will eo like hoL cakes

weYll deliver a coPy Lo your door lr PTP(we pay the postage) for the tidy sum of

llake your checks PaYable Lo 24LhInfDlvAssn and send your orders Eo

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Darrvl Sdrawberry ePigramt-and an excru-s ive- interview rJiEh GreEa UarDo t a rlwraoped in one-ff-rii iteo hit subjecEs rvith a

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was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

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being careful neiEher Eo EarKJont

-iovorl n6r to tax you unduly wichoonderous Ehought silI1a-t fr]-tl tv of f er you a lietlenudge--- in shoru he transforns some of the more

aubious evenEs of our time - evenEsiiid- the rniliuery PoliEics -into tnEtt itt scinEillating -i-iiko lrar Alnanachehas done it again

tLarry tns divided AlmarEc inLo 3

secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

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This plan will incorporate more of thechanqes fe have seeuron in the world than any-thing we ve seen to date hc said

Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

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24lh lnfantry Divisions nextcomnlandei off icially designated

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Meior General Barry RucCaifrey has been officialydesisnaEd as the next commanderf dle 24th Infantry Divisionaccording to a DePaflment of lheArmy a lotllcement earlier this

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Major General H G TaYIorill hard tE 24th lnfantry Divi-sion over lo Maj Gen Mccaf-ftey soEelime in June accordingto oflicials here

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The Conmittee will be nraking a bonafide effort to saLisfy everyone asrespecEs seaEing at each of our Fridayand Saturday nighL sit-doqrns If youhave a particular pal or coupLe orfoursome or six-some - whatever -leE us knorv please in advance tha wenray acconmodate you We aim to please

A rnord on Ehe Eours Lo Lhe FallsThe Thursday trip departs 300 pm

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The Friday triP deParts 1000 amreturning by 4 with a lunch included -at $2150 pe person

IL will help if you can indicaEe youdesires well in advance Otherarise Ehetour situations can get as screwed up as aJapanese fire drj11

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For the Gtry ouE ttlere who aPParenElyis keeping score heres hovr we did inissue 2

ilW II people got about 7l column inchesKorea peoplg for about 72 co hrnn inchesTold ya were trying

BEN TJAHLE 1132 Killarney Burlingame CA went on a cruise Eo Europe this springGot to talkinE to a genElernan on theboat and tsom6hq^ the subject of war cameuD He Eurned out Eo be lbjGen JAMES EJbHNsoNco of B 5rh Rcr 750-1050Srna II w6rld isnrE iE The Generals aE11000 Hendeison Fairfax Station VA

We like the one about the 94-year oldrnan who when found guilEy in a paternitysuiE smiled This is Ehe proudest momentof my lifel

MOVEd LICOI ALIAN C rcGILL(uq lst Bn l9rh 343-845) from ArlingronVA Eo 701 Maplewood Reno NV We nakeno snide comnent Allan

We have underEaken Ehe handling oforders for tKorean War Alnanac Harryswork reviewed elsewhere in Ehis issue

How are we going Eo do iEwe Uouehr IdO c6pies (eofE cover) from

rhe publiiher - in the belief that 100will eo like hoL cakes

weYll deliver a coPy Lo your door lr PTP(we pay the postage) for the tidy sum of

llake your checks PaYable Lo 24LhInfDlvAssn and send your orders Eo

vour Editor I20 4aple StRm 207iiof rd lrA 01103 P1ease geL your order in early Ourneck is way ouE

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is the proud faEher of anoEher book - tnrsli^ nrbtrt war A lnanac He ra s

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Darrvl Sdrawberry ePigramt-and an excru-s ive- interview rJiEh GreEa UarDo t a rlwraoped in one-ff-rii iteo hit subjecEs rvith a

ot-ftaEit and brio thaE rule ouE anyiIiiuiiicv of boredom - and in Koreanfi-lt he has done iE again

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was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

He mixes anecdoEe hisEory g9PSrP

tvie id-iet eEics iir finely calibratedu ]to

being careful neiEher Eo EarKJont

-iovorl n6r to tax you unduly wichoonderous Ehought silI1a-t fr]-tl tv of f er you a lietlenudge--- in shoru he transforns some of the more

aubious evenEs of our time - evenEsiiid- the rniliuery PoliEics -into tnEtt itt scinEillating -i-iiko lrar Alnanachehas done it again

tLarry tns divided AlmarEc inLo 3

secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

Cheney told reporters at a news confer-ene he has not seen the report but saidl m guessing dozehs of adijitional baseuroswill be targeted

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Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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Breathe nota word of iplease - utternot a singleword about iE -werre meeting inBuffalo inSeptember

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AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

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Published in the interest of the Personnel o Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airlield

24lh lnfantry Divisions nextcomnlandei off icially designated

Moor Generol Borry R Mccofftey

Meior General Barry RucCaifrey has been officialydesisnaEd as the next commanderf dle 24th Infantry Divisionaccording to a DePaflment of lheArmy a lotllcement earlier this

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Major General H G TaYIorill hard tE 24th lnfantry Divi-sion over lo Maj Gen Mccaf-ftey soEelime in June accordingto oflicials here

Major Cercral McCaffrcY has

been the Diteuroctor SrategyPlarE Policy and Join Aflairs atHeadquanels Depanmenl of lheArmy since August 1989 He has

been deroraled for valor lwicewilh fte Dstinguished Seurorvic4Cross He has rcceived twoawards of the Silver Star theBrcnze Star with v Devicewith lhreuroc Oak kaf Ousters andtllrce awads of lhe Purple Heanfor wounds received in combat

Major General Taylor has

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The Conmittee will be nraking a bonafide effort to saLisfy everyone asrespecEs seaEing at each of our Fridayand Saturday nighL sit-doqrns If youhave a particular pal or coupLe orfoursome or six-some - whatever -leE us knorv please in advance tha wenray acconmodate you We aim to please

A rnord on Ehe Eours Lo Lhe FallsThe Thursday trip departs 300 pm

reEurning by 9 with a dinner includedand a chance to see the falls by daylightand bry night-light - au $3050 per

The Friday triP deParts 1000 amreturning by 4 with a lunch included -at $2150 pe person

IL will help if you can indicaEe youdesires well in advance Otherarise Ehetour situations can get as screwed up as aJapanese fire drj11

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For the Gtry ouE ttlere who aPParenElyis keeping score heres hovr we did inissue 2

ilW II people got about 7l column inchesKorea peoplg for about 72 co hrnn inchesTold ya were trying

BEN TJAHLE 1132 Killarney Burlingame CA went on a cruise Eo Europe this springGot to talkinE to a genElernan on theboat and tsom6hq^ the subject of war cameuD He Eurned out Eo be lbjGen JAMES EJbHNsoNco of B 5rh Rcr 750-1050Srna II w6rld isnrE iE The Generals aE11000 Hendeison Fairfax Station VA

We like the one about the 94-year oldrnan who when found guilEy in a paternitysuiE smiled This is Ehe proudest momentof my lifel

MOVEd LICOI ALIAN C rcGILL(uq lst Bn l9rh 343-845) from ArlingronVA Eo 701 Maplewood Reno NV We nakeno snide comnent Allan

We have underEaken Ehe handling oforders for tKorean War Alnanac Harryswork reviewed elsewhere in Ehis issue

How are we going Eo do iEwe Uouehr IdO c6pies (eofE cover) from

rhe publiiher - in the belief that 100will eo like hoL cakes

weYll deliver a coPy Lo your door lr PTP(we pay the postage) for the tidy sum of

llake your checks PaYable Lo 24LhInfDlvAssn and send your orders Eo

vour Editor I20 4aple StRm 207iiof rd lrA 01103 P1ease geL your order in early Ourneck is way ouE

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iUa-il[ regularly) wriEten by tlarryiI lG-qi teit of Super sunday a

Darrvl Sdrawberry ePigramt-and an excru-s ive- interview rJiEh GreEa UarDo t a rlwraoped in one-ff-rii iteo hit subjecEs rvith a

ot-ftaEit and brio thaE rule ouE anyiIiiuiiicv of boredom - and in Koreanfi-lt he has done iE again

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was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

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being careful neiEher Eo EarKJont

-iovorl n6r to tax you unduly wichoonderous Ehought silI1a-t fr]-tl tv of f er you a lietlenudge--- in shoru he transforns some of the more

aubious evenEs of our time - evenEsiiid- the rniliuery PoliEics -into tnEtt itt scinEillating -i-iiko lrar Alnanachehas done it again

tLarry tns divided AlmarEc inLo 3

secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

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Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

thc diplomats kept rorking totard a solution rhich tould evcntuallyallon the mericarx to pacl up their suPPlies ard pull out

LS Depury Lrndersecretary of State Robert Vurphy l ho had flownto Lebarrri to help the gorerlrmenl patch up its political troubles contirued tallirlg nit-h leaders of both sides Eleetions rere prrstponed fora Neek irr hJpes that both opposition and gor-ertrment parties couldpcartullr asre r -prnmic candidatc Rebel leaLler Sacb Salamn h dninld Prcsideot (amille I lhamoun- immediate resiSnation also

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A US congressional delegacion wenE to--Seoul Eo arrange for the firsE retural ofUS Korean Wdr dead from Conrmni s E NorEh Korea since I9)4

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The Conmittee will be nraking a bonafide effort to saLisfy everyone asrespecEs seaEing at each of our Fridayand Saturday nighL sit-doqrns If youhave a particular pal or coupLe orfoursome or six-some - whatever -leE us knorv please in advance tha wenray acconmodate you We aim to please

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The Friday triP deParts 1000 amreturning by 4 with a lunch included -at $2150 pe person

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For the Gtry ouE ttlere who aPParenElyis keeping score heres hovr we did inissue 2

ilW II people got about 7l column inchesKorea peoplg for about 72 co hrnn inchesTold ya were trying

BEN TJAHLE 1132 Killarney Burlingame CA went on a cruise Eo Europe this springGot to talkinE to a genElernan on theboat and tsom6hq^ the subject of war cameuD He Eurned out Eo be lbjGen JAMES EJbHNsoNco of B 5rh Rcr 750-1050Srna II w6rld isnrE iE The Generals aE11000 Hendeison Fairfax Station VA

We like the one about the 94-year oldrnan who when found guilEy in a paternitysuiE smiled This is Ehe proudest momentof my lifel

MOVEd LICOI ALIAN C rcGILL(uq lst Bn l9rh 343-845) from ArlingronVA Eo 701 Maplewood Reno NV We nakeno snide comnent Allan

We have underEaken Ehe handling oforders for tKorean War Alnanac Harryswork reviewed elsewhere in Ehis issue

How are we going Eo do iEwe Uouehr IdO c6pies (eofE cover) from

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weYll deliver a coPy Lo your door lr PTP(we pay the postage) for the tidy sum of

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iUa-il[ regularly) wriEten by tlarryiI lG-qi teit of Super sunday a

Darrvl Sdrawberry ePigramt-and an excru-s ive- interview rJiEh GreEa UarDo t a rlwraoped in one-ff-rii iteo hit subjecEs rvith a

ot-ftaEit and brio thaE rule ouE anyiIiiuiiicv of boredom - and in Koreanfi-lt he has done iE again

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was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

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being careful neiEher Eo EarKJont

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aubious evenEs of our time - evenEsiiid- the rniliuery PoliEics -into tnEtt itt scinEillating -i-iiko lrar Alnanachehas done it again

tLarry tns divided AlmarEc inLo 3

secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

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Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

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KlN HU8BARDAbe Martins Broadcast

The Conmittee will be nraking a bonafide effort to saLisfy everyone asrespecEs seaEing at each of our Fridayand Saturday nighL sit-doqrns If youhave a particular pal or coupLe orfoursome or six-some - whatever -leE us knorv please in advance tha wenray acconmodate you We aim to please

A rnord on Ehe Eours Lo Lhe FallsThe Thursday trip departs 300 pm

reEurning by 9 with a dinner includedand a chance to see the falls by daylightand bry night-light - au $3050 per

The Friday triP deParts 1000 amreturning by 4 with a lunch included -at $2150 pe person

IL will help if you can indicaEe youdesires well in advance Otherarise Ehetour situations can get as screwed up as aJapanese fire drj11

Are Your Current 1989‐ 9o Dues PaldSubscriptlonノMembership vearAugustl1989‐ Juソ 311990

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For the Gtry ouE ttlere who aPParenElyis keeping score heres hovr we did inissue 2

ilW II people got about 7l column inchesKorea peoplg for about 72 co hrnn inchesTold ya were trying

BEN TJAHLE 1132 Killarney Burlingame CA went on a cruise Eo Europe this springGot to talkinE to a genElernan on theboat and tsom6hq^ the subject of war cameuD He Eurned out Eo be lbjGen JAMES EJbHNsoNco of B 5rh Rcr 750-1050Srna II w6rld isnrE iE The Generals aE11000 Hendeison Fairfax Station VA

We like the one about the 94-year oldrnan who when found guilEy in a paternitysuiE smiled This is Ehe proudest momentof my lifel

MOVEd LICOI ALIAN C rcGILL(uq lst Bn l9rh 343-845) from ArlingronVA Eo 701 Maplewood Reno NV We nakeno snide comnent Allan

We have underEaken Ehe handling oforders for tKorean War Alnanac Harryswork reviewed elsewhere in Ehis issue

How are we going Eo do iEwe Uouehr IdO c6pies (eofE cover) from

rhe publiiher - in the belief that 100will eo like hoL cakes

weYll deliver a coPy Lo your door lr PTP(we pay the postage) for the tidy sum of

llake your checks PaYable Lo 24LhInfDlvAssn and send your orders Eo

vour Editor I20 4aple StRm 207iiof rd lrA 01103 P1ease geL your order in early Ourneck is way ouE

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is the proud faEher of anoEher book - tnrsli^ nrbtrt war A lnanac He ra s

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the author of that 91a ssic on

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ltow ttarrv t s done it again -For us Zr book or even a co rurnn ano

iUa-il[ regularly) wriEten by tlarryiI lG-qi teit of Super sunday a

Darrvl Sdrawberry ePigramt-and an excru-s ive- interview rJiEh GreEa UarDo t a rlwraoped in one-ff-rii iteo hit subjecEs rvith a

ot-ftaEit and brio thaE rule ouE anyiIiiuiiicv of boredom - and in Koreanfi-lt he has done iE again

His Eone is never didacEic YeE ne

was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

He mixes anecdoEe hisEory g9PSrP

tvie id-iet eEics iir finely calibratedu ]to

being careful neiEher Eo EarKJont

-iovorl n6r to tax you unduly wichoonderous Ehought silI1a-t fr]-tl tv of f er you a lietlenudge--- in shoru he transforns some of the more

aubious evenEs of our time - evenEsiiid- the rniliuery PoliEics -into tnEtt itt scinEillating -i-iiko lrar Alnanachehas done it again

tLarry tns divided AlmarEc inLo 3

secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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PrimeHe was assigned to HunterFort Steuroieartin lyrs and remained therc for two years l[[977 he assumed command of Arny Readiness Regron II and the folloFing iear wasordered Co Washitl8ton DC o direct theCai_h6i Pitcie TraininE IllanaEernentsllCy undr tlre assistant secretary of del-ensc After tlt study he became deputychief of stafT for training at heidquarieBFort Monroc I a

Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

Cheney told reporters at a news confer-ene he has not seen the report but saidl m guessing dozehs of adijitional baseuroswill be targeted

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This plan will incorporate more of thechanqes fe have seeuron in the world than any-thing we ve seen to date hc said

Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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Breathe nota word of iplease - utternot a singleword about iE -werre meeting inBuffalo inSeptember

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AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

thc diplomats kept rorking totard a solution rhich tould evcntuallyallon the mericarx to pacl up their suPPlies ard pull out

LS Depury Lrndersecretary of State Robert Vurphy l ho had flownto Lebarrri to help the gorerlrmenl patch up its political troubles contirued tallirlg nit-h leaders of both sides Eleetions rere prrstponed fora Neek irr hJpes that both opposition and gor-ertrment parties couldpcartullr asre r -prnmic candidatc Rebel leaLler Sacb Salamn h dninld Prcsideot (amille I lhamoun- immediate resiSnation also

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A US congressional delegacion wenE to--Seoul Eo arrange for the firsE retural ofUS Korean Wdr dead from Conrmni s E NorEh Korea since I9)4

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The Conmittee will be nraking a bonafide effort to saLisfy everyone asrespecEs seaEing at each of our Fridayand Saturday nighL sit-doqrns If youhave a particular pal or coupLe orfoursome or six-some - whatever -leE us knorv please in advance tha wenray acconmodate you We aim to please

A rnord on Ehe Eours Lo Lhe FallsThe Thursday trip departs 300 pm

reEurning by 9 with a dinner includedand a chance to see the falls by daylightand bry night-light - au $3050 per

The Friday triP deParts 1000 amreturning by 4 with a lunch included -at $2150 pe person

IL will help if you can indicaEe youdesires well in advance Otherarise Ehetour situations can get as screwed up as aJapanese fire drj11

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For the Gtry ouE ttlere who aPParenElyis keeping score heres hovr we did inissue 2

ilW II people got about 7l column inchesKorea peoplg for about 72 co hrnn inchesTold ya were trying

BEN TJAHLE 1132 Killarney Burlingame CA went on a cruise Eo Europe this springGot to talkinE to a genElernan on theboat and tsom6hq^ the subject of war cameuD He Eurned out Eo be lbjGen JAMES EJbHNsoNco of B 5rh Rcr 750-1050Srna II w6rld isnrE iE The Generals aE11000 Hendeison Fairfax Station VA

We like the one about the 94-year oldrnan who when found guilEy in a paternitysuiE smiled This is Ehe proudest momentof my lifel

MOVEd LICOI ALIAN C rcGILL(uq lst Bn l9rh 343-845) from ArlingronVA Eo 701 Maplewood Reno NV We nakeno snide comnent Allan

We have underEaken Ehe handling oforders for tKorean War Alnanac Harryswork reviewed elsewhere in Ehis issue

How are we going Eo do iEwe Uouehr IdO c6pies (eofE cover) from

rhe publiiher - in the belief that 100will eo like hoL cakes

weYll deliver a coPy Lo your door lr PTP(we pay the postage) for the tidy sum of

llake your checks PaYable Lo 24LhInfDlvAssn and send your orders Eo

vour Editor I20 4aple StRm 207iiof rd lrA 01103 P1ease geL your order in early Ourneck is way ouE

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is the proud faEher of anoEher book - tnrsli^ nrbtrt war A lnanac He ra s

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ltow ttarrv t s done it again -For us Zr book or even a co rurnn ano

iUa-il[ regularly) wriEten by tlarryiI lG-qi teit of Super sunday a

Darrvl Sdrawberry ePigramt-and an excru-s ive- interview rJiEh GreEa UarDo t a rlwraoped in one-ff-rii iteo hit subjecEs rvith a

ot-ftaEit and brio thaE rule ouE anyiIiiuiiicv of boredom - and in Koreanfi-lt he has done iE again

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was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

He mixes anecdoEe hisEory g9PSrP

tvie id-iet eEics iir finely calibratedu ]to

being careful neiEher Eo EarKJont

-iovorl n6r to tax you unduly wichoonderous Ehought silI1a-t fr]-tl tv of f er you a lietlenudge--- in shoru he transforns some of the more

aubious evenEs of our time - evenEsiiid- the rniliuery PoliEics -into tnEtt itt scinEillating -i-iiko lrar Alnanachehas done it again

tLarry tns divided AlmarEc inLo 3

secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

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This plan will incorporate more of thechanqes fe have seeuron in the world than any-thing we ve seen to date hc said

Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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Breathe nota word of iplease - utternot a singleword about iE -werre meeting inBuffalo inSeptember

2^ tsy FRED LEDERER of 2503 Olive9JogpJt MO -print ltrore news aboir che34th ln lrll II Fred was with K Co------or couldnt- you guess

- osjoxl B3llTili il3rilii-on Ehe AA tickets he won at Fort WorEhRemember that deal Were gonna do-ii-again uhis year Auyrday J5hnnv and hlslady postcarded BOB ENDER from Wahoo wtththese thorghtful words As alwavs

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-- One of the rrorst irritations in life ischaF by the time you get ir all toeeiher -youre too old to lift it

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loday at pattersoos Ogleth6rpe 0 a-ble-husband ercellent father fabulous grand

Hi-Frnerar Home in-eania lii1il1HiolllolJXlrr$and bu al with full military hon Gare is survrved by his wife Lis his two sonsors will be on his CampL Farm

nearcainesville Gale Jr and Gary and hs daughter Nancy

Mr Lighttoot was widely ale Lightloot tras born in wisconsrn where lie

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l-lTT]fltion in many publications iiio iogio rri ic re iai oirili CiriiGale Nalhan Lightfoot wasborn Aus 10 ls2s iEau claire ijt1 tlfl 3JIlwis-the so-n- of

-Jacob Lightfoot highti decorated twrced wounded veteian o

and cladys Lightlool W6rtd War il Care sereO Jurina some ot tt e

ii ililfit hkfijllil -rAps- treavrest r gnt ng n ihe i-06 cili id p

serving as a medic with the zAth L-- -r -^ -- icioaled in the Hollandia New Guinea cam-

Infantry Division in island inva- There wltl lreuro a glelt cncamomenl parSn then the retuln to th9 Phrlpprne lslands

sions in the sourh pacinc incrud rn rre land or rJtv liild fi iiily

1l3xi1l1xi3lflf IXtjf1|Y9J A mrnglrng and a mergrng fl1lfrf iiltriir1l1rLere and Luzon in the Philip- Ol our boya whove gone away 0l the Pulple tteurt ioniuut-Neli gade

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Show no eorrow thed no terrs the Prrnhrig Pressman iome -n

rinneiseeAfteurorth war he-began his ca They have llved a tlfe ol glory gf_tjrl lh-ee busnesses lhloug-h

thpreer in the printing businesssurviving are his wire lais Htdory ptnr ihelt EedJhb 3liilit- l3ilTiffiilr911

Mellon Lighifoot two sons Gale Llsten to ttre thunder roarlng latesl loy^wds oinng ano deleoD ng G I I

N Lishtroot Jr and cary Lisht They rre Earchtng ln the stryt i3T[]t35 li1Xiflfr1ffrlJrriJloot of Be rkeley La ke adaughterNancy Lishtfot of lriinneaootisi atl very thalhut or thp pvee8r ol flaung

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Maryanne Johnson and phviiii frJi1fi1iIi1i iiil]iilJanke of Humbird and sevensrandchirdren LtI illTlJcHii

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Farewell to a friendTherers no greaL reason why everyone of

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BuE Coffee left his rnark on corErtlesst^r-o-ieaiei He was a real f riend noili[t-iuiti-ic --th kind of friend who-

i -yrfere and do anytshins to herP

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As Andy Rooney loves to says Didjaever noEice We11 we ask didja evernoLice thaE when the other 8uy Eakes asEand hers being stubborn BuE when wedo it were jusE being firm

For the Gtry ouE ttlere who aPParenElyis keeping score heres hovr we did inissue 2

ilW II people got about 7l column inchesKorea peoplg for about 72 co hrnn inchesTold ya were trying

BEN TJAHLE 1132 Killarney Burlingame CA went on a cruise Eo Europe this springGot to talkinE to a genElernan on theboat and tsom6hq^ the subject of war cameuD He Eurned out Eo be lbjGen JAMES EJbHNsoNco of B 5rh Rcr 750-1050Srna II w6rld isnrE iE The Generals aE11000 Hendeison Fairfax Station VA

We like the one about the 94-year oldrnan who when found guilEy in a paternitysuiE smiled This is Ehe proudest momentof my lifel

MOVEd LICOI ALIAN C rcGILL(uq lst Bn l9rh 343-845) from ArlingronVA Eo 701 Maplewood Reno NV We nakeno snide comnent Allan

We have underEaken Ehe handling oforders for tKorean War Alnanac Harryswork reviewed elsewhere in Ehis issue

How are we going Eo do iEwe Uouehr IdO c6pies (eofE cover) from

rhe publiiher - in the belief that 100will eo like hoL cakes

weYll deliver a coPy Lo your door lr PTP(we pay the postage) for the tidy sum of

llake your checks PaYable Lo 24LhInfDlvAssn and send your orders Eo

vour Editor I20 4aple StRm 207iiof rd lrA 01103 P1ease geL your order in early Ourneck is way ouE

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of WarIts iusE cuL - and Youre going- Lo

^rant a c6ov Our hiehly-valued membert-r4 cor MRY-G sutttERsJil

is the proud faEher of anoEher book - tnrsli^ nrbtrt war A lnanac He ra s

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the author of that 91a ssic on

tii-ii i-illun ot-straEggY Toohe wroEe Vietnam war Arrnanac- ---

ltow ttarrv t s done it again -For us Zr book or even a co rurnn ano

iUa-il[ regularly) wriEten by tlarryiI lG-qi teit of Super sunday a

Darrvl Sdrawberry ePigramt-and an excru-s ive- interview rJiEh GreEa UarDo t a rlwraoped in one-ff-rii iteo hit subjecEs rvith a

ot-ftaEit and brio thaE rule ouE anyiIiiuiiicv of boredom - and in Koreanfi-lt he has done iE again

His Eone is never didacEic YeE ne

was ind is forever relaying intofinaEron -and instsrucEion

He mixes anecdoEe hisEory g9PSrP

tvie id-iet eEics iir finely calibratedu ]to

being careful neiEher Eo EarKJont

-iovorl n6r to tax you unduly wichoonderous Ehought silI1a-t fr]-tl tv of f er you a lietlenudge--- in shoru he transforns some of the more

aubious evenEs of our time - evenEsiiid- the rniliuery PoliEics -into tnEtt itt scinEillating -i-iiko lrar Alnanachehas done it again

tLarry tns divided AlmarEc inLo 3

secEions---iARi i contains an overview of Ehe warrsmriLi otrases and irnportant backgroundiniormi uion on the hisEory and geograPhyof Korea -- iieni- i t is a detailed chronology ofevenEs- -iant III the heart of the book con-aini--so i75 aruicles organized a1pllF-Ueiicallv on Lhe peoPler baEtlest weaPonsmilitaff- units and key concepts ot Ehe rvarI4a nv of- Ehese articles include cross--iittu and suggesEions for furEherreadine-A- few of our boYs are mentioned -wer1l not EeIl you tho - ELatss Eo be asurorise---5o pfan on buying vour coPy Eoday

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Gef棚鵠lR淋luttt露驚継i肌碁ど電稿肝器亀咄肌鮭ment ceremonies at The Citadel

Rosenblum a 1951

Sraduate of The Citadelreceived recognition ofhis yalor and leadershipat the highest levels ofthe United StatesArmy A veteran ofKorea and Vietnam Ro-senblum is a formercommander of the USFirst Army ahd the FortStelvalt Hunter ArmyAirfield complex

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Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

On luonday Cheney wil begin a reviewotprojected military needs through tgg7 andthere rill bc I m told a numbeuror of additronal bases rccommended by the servicesfor closing - both domeslic and forelgnbases he sard

Cheney told reporters at a news confer-ene he has not seen the report but saidl m guessing dozehs of adijitional baseuroswill be targeted

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This plan will incorporate more of thechanqes fe have seeuron in the world than any-thing we ve seen to date hc said

Earlier Cheney reminded 05 graduatesat The Citadel that even as Soviet influencewanes the United States military role inthe world takes on oel importance

Ie told a standing-room crowd of about5 5m at McAlister Field House that in ev-ery way except militarily the Soviet Unionis a Third world nation

tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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GOT HrTcHEDLove is the sttangeovedakes one perconperson

Breathe nota word of iplease - utternot a singleword about iE -werre meeting inBuffalo inSeptember

2^ tsy FRED LEDERER of 2503 Olive9JogpJt MO -print ltrore news aboir che34th ln lrll II Fred was with K Co------or couldnt- you guess

- osjoxl B3llTili il3rilii-on Ehe AA tickets he won at Fort WorEhRemember that deal Were gonna do-ii-again uhis year Auyrday J5hnnv and hlslady postcarded BOB ENDER from Wahoo wtththese thorghtful words As alwavs

-a-----beautiful place Oahu is on Eastei breakAs you slrggested have had several toasEJ-ot -remembrances of out time at Schofieldand also Brigade Woods and oiUfneham-aJhrell as Eo those of us who did noE re turn- wiEh teats tt

-- One of the rrorst irritations in life ischaF by the time you get ir all toeeiher -youre too old to lift it

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IntO nea1lvJOHN amp Peggy BErER (11rh F L239-244)

of Dixon IL - John was USMA r39 - haveestablished a Charitable RemainderAnnulty Trust which will provide an endonr-ment fo Army Swlmtlng at West Point Jolmwho IefE the service as a Lieuteruntcolonel shortly after WW II was a memberof the Aflry swimi4g Eeam as a cadet HeenEered his familys printing business inDixon and rose Eo become iEs presidentHe and his wife continue to li-ve in Dixoualthoqh he ls norrr retired from businessWha t grand people Jotrn and Peggy Andwha t supporEers of our little rinky-dinkoutfit

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AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

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LS Depury Lrndersecretary of State Robert Vurphy l ho had flownto Lebarrri to help the gorerlrmenl patch up its political troubles contirued tallirlg nit-h leaders of both sides Eleetions rere prrstponed fora Neek irr hJpes that both opposition and gor-ertrment parties couldpcartullr asre r -prnmic candidatc Rebel leaLler Sacb Salamn h dninld Prcsideot (amille I lhamoun- immediate resiSnation also

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Also at Saturday s commencehent De-fense S( relary Dick Cheney said the sweepof democra(y across Easlem Europe andbudget cuts at homc could result in lhe clos-ing ofdorens ofadditional domestic and foreign military bases over the next sevenyears

The Defense Departtneht is in the Druccss of closing 86 domeslic bases and i re-viewinf the possrble closing of 7 more including thc M-vrtle Beach Air Force Base

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tt s clear that Ame can power and influence ere hardly in retrea( Cheney said

No other nation bul [he United States isgoing to have the mix of mililary economicahd political in0uence to insure that theseas remain open that trade remains freeand that political stability endures

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US TROOPS TAKE IT EASY

AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

thc diplomats kept rorking totard a solution rhich tould evcntuallyallon the mericarx to pacl up their suPPlies ard pull out

LS Depury Lrndersecretary of State Robert Vurphy l ho had flownto Lebarrri to help the gorerlrmenl patch up its political troubles contirued tallirlg nit-h leaders of both sides Eleetions rere prrstponed fora Neek irr hJpes that both opposition and gor-ertrment parties couldpcartullr asre r -prnmic candidatc Rebel leaLler Sacb Salamn h dninld Prcsideot (amille I lhamoun- immediate resiSnation also

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would not have known tni iitl- -uoitoitr iE would not have liberty

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aE the Tomb of the Unknorrns

As we wriEe this IIABREN AVERY is in Panrm-rnj om

The renains of five American soldiers kil1ed more-rtun35 years a8o in Lhe Koreanw-ia-rJ[--ii- ttrr-ty-Noitt xo begin their final j ourney home today

A US congressional delegacion wenE to--Seoul Eo arrange for the firsE retural ofUS Korean Wdr dead from Conrmni s E NorEh Korea since I9)4

The return of the rermins is widely seen as a gestsure by Nortsh Korea Eo implovgrelations with Ehe Unitea-dLis Thi two cormtsries do noi have diplomatlc relations

IIARREN G AVERY We honor him rvho honots us

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AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

thc diplomats kept rorking totard a solution rhich tould evcntuallyallon the mericarx to pacl up their suPPlies ard pull out

LS Depury Lrndersecretary of State Robert Vurphy l ho had flownto Lebarrri to help the gorerlrmenl patch up its political troubles contirued tallirlg nit-h leaders of both sides Eleetions rere prrstponed fora Neek irr hJpes that both opposition and gor-ertrment parties couldpcartullr asre r -prnmic candidatc Rebel leaLler Sacb Salamn h dninld Prcsideot (amille I lhamoun- immediate resiSnation also

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A US congressional delegacion wenE to--Seoul Eo arrange for the firsE retural ofUS Korean Wdr dead from Conrmni s E NorEh Korea since I9)4

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IIARREN G AVERY We honor him rvho honots us

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AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

thc diplomats kept rorking totard a solution rhich tould evcntuallyallon the mericarx to pacl up their suPPlies ard pull out

LS Depury Lrndersecretary of State Robert Vurphy l ho had flownto Lebarrri to help the gorerlrmenl patch up its political troubles contirued tallirlg nit-h leaders of both sides Eleetions rere prrstponed fora Neek irr hJpes that both opposition and gor-ertrment parties couldpcartullr asre r -prnmic candidatc Rebel leaLler Sacb Salamn h dninld Prcsideot (amille I lhamoun- immediate resiSnation also

$amod thsl therc $ ould be lo election as long as foreign troops rcmaiued

irr Lcbanon But he arc not your enemieuroj yet he told the Amcricans

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aE the Tomb of the Unknorrns

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The renains of five American soldiers kil1ed more-rtun35 years a8o in Lhe Koreanw-ia-rJ[--ii- ttrr-ty-Noitt xo begin their final j ourney home today

A US congressional delegacion wenE to--Seoul Eo arrange for the firsE retural ofUS Korean Wdr dead from Conrmni s E NorEh Korea since I9)4

The return of the rermins is widely seen as a gestsure by Nortsh Korea Eo implovgrelations with Ehe Unitea-dLis Thi two cormtsries do noi have diplomatlc relations

IIARREN G AVERY We honor him rvho honots us

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AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

thc diplomats kept rorking totard a solution rhich tould evcntuallyallon the mericarx to pacl up their suPPlies ard pull out

LS Depury Lrndersecretary of State Robert Vurphy l ho had flownto Lebarrri to help the gorerlrmenl patch up its political troubles contirued tallirlg nit-h leaders of both sides Eleetions rere prrstponed fora Neek irr hJpes that both opposition and gor-ertrment parties couldpcartullr asre r -prnmic candidatc Rebel leaLler Sacb Salamn h dninld Prcsideot (amille I lhamoun- immediate resiSnation also

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irr Lcbanon But he arc not your enemieuroj yet he told the Amcricans

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aE the Tomb of the Unknorrns

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The renains of five American soldiers kil1ed more-rtun35 years a8o in Lhe Koreanw-ia-rJ[--ii- ttrr-ty-Noitt xo begin their final j ourney home today

A US congressional delegacion wenE to--Seoul Eo arrange for the firsE retural ofUS Korean Wdr dead from Conrmni s E NorEh Korea since I9)4

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IIARREN G AVERY We honor him rvho honots us

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AS TOP BRASS NEGOTIATESWheu thcy scrc rrot unloading supplies or Pulling guard dut) about allthat the tiS troops had t do in Lebanorr last eek was splash in lhesurt buy soft drirs from local teudors and pur uP signs to sha-theylcre maliing themselves right at home But nhile lhe troops took it eay

thc diplomats kept rorking totard a solution rhich tould evcntuallyallon the mericarx to pacl up their suPPlies ard pull out

LS Depury Lrndersecretary of State Robert Vurphy l ho had flownto Lebarrri to help the gorerlrmenl patch up its political troubles contirued tallirlg nit-h leaders of both sides Eleetions rere prrstponed fora Neek irr hJpes that both opposition and gor-ertrment parties couldpcartullr asre r -prnmic candidatc Rebel leaLler Sacb Salamn h dninld Prcsideot (amille I lhamoun- immediate resiSnation also

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irr Lcbanon But he arc not your enemieuroj yet he told the Amcricans

lh r i gra peDil on slahs of lralian narble lhcy tbund tu(ked at the Port-

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would not have known tni iitl- -uoitoitr iE would not have liberty

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aE the Tomb of the Unknorrns

As we wriEe this IIABREN AVERY is in Panrm-rnj om

The renains of five American soldiers kil1ed more-rtun35 years a8o in Lhe Koreanw-ia-rJ[--ii- ttrr-ty-Noitt xo begin their final j ourney home today

A US congressional delegacion wenE to--Seoul Eo arrange for the firsE retural ofUS Korean Wdr dead from Conrmni s E NorEh Korea since I9)4

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IIARREN G AVERY We honor him rvho honots us

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``If its hot when you putit in

In ttrat same issue of Life Joe E Brownwas pushing Ataddin vacuun boEtles Wewell- remem6er sharing an overhead 55 galIondrrrn of cold waEer while we showered onMindoro Does tsha t visits ring your bell

鰍l留晃鶏蒸鍵 勧1

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Beirut Lebanon

US TROOPS TAKE IT EASY

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thc diplomats kept rorking totard a solution rhich tould evcntuallyallon the mericarx to pacl up their suPPlies ard pull out

LS Depury Lrndersecretary of State Robert Vurphy l ho had flownto Lebarrri to help the gorerlrmenl patch up its political troubles contirued tallirlg nit-h leaders of both sides Eleetions rere prrstponed fora Neek irr hJpes that both opposition and gor-ertrment parties couldpcartullr asre r -prnmic candidatc Rebel leaLler Sacb Salamn h dninld Prcsideot (amille I lhamoun- immediate resiSnation also

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aE the Tomb of the Unknorrns

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thc diplomats kept rorking totard a solution rhich tould evcntuallyallon the mericarx to pacl up their suPPlies ard pull out

LS Depury Lrndersecretary of State Robert Vurphy l ho had flownto Lebarrri to help the gorerlrmenl patch up its political troubles contirued tallirlg nit-h leaders of both sides Eleetions rere prrstponed fora Neek irr hJpes that both opposition and gor-ertrment parties couldpcartullr asre r -prnmic candidatc Rebel leaLler Sacb Salamn h dninld Prcsideot (amille I lhamoun- immediate resiSnation also

$amod thsl therc $ ould be lo election as long as foreign troops rcmaiued

irr Lcbanon But he arc not your enemieuroj yet he told the Amcricans

lh r i gra peDil on slahs of lralian narble lhcy tbund tu(ked at the Port-

ARMY RECRUIT iaDdins inrperion r(irh 1tP trnit is Lurrt hih US SEt

illiim inrr lrisrll hsha lion narire tr si to lolp lar telophone nire

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haopened to Memoriday rx iif i- tt i rd-io irf fa Decorauion ov ThaEr s

beiiuse on rhis av ariii[i-iia iiu-iilia-iE it eri rhev

would reave frowers o Iiiiiril - nrcir rili wourd go ParenEs and chirdren

sornerimes enire rowns -i -h-i-f-pide would eid-at che cemetery and

sDectaEors would faII ioi]friE- ttt - fi f-naiitt aa everyone wou1d particioaEe in

rire rribures tiat tti ii t -Ii--iJ b i- nou-so-distant past Wta E haPpened

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a cutrure Lha r besan igd iii-aeea and a host of othef factors betEer

discussed in the hallor^ed halls of academe

tavbeitssimplyuhisAmericanshavegoEtenusedEopeaceThusthevtlaveforsoreir rhe va lue of rhings like parriorisrnand i -i1Ey

oiait embarrasslng

EIii-rr-p--6frE ct igs -to-quesrion if not to mock ForsoELen

in Eheir graves - nurrca-iaiiltJ i- us-iii-ia on foreign f ields - are Eheir

f etlor^ countrymur no ilo-rto-1--t-1it a[Efr-ttus- -f fauriotism Who died

wirh varor ForsoEren_ iJJtlilEirii - ia ir ihe otln and women America

would not have known tni iitl- -uoitoitr iE would not have liberty

As we wlite hls lhe vice president an ilI-advised selection is laying a wreaEh

aE the Tomb of the Unknorrns

As we wriEe this IIABREN AVERY is in Panrm-rnj om

The renains of five American soldiers kil1ed more-rtun35 years a8o in Lhe Koreanw-ia-rJ[--ii- ttrr-ty-Noitt xo begin their final j ourney home today

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The return of the rermins is widely seen as a gestsure by Nortsh Korea Eo implovgrelations with Ehe Unitea-dLis Thi two cormtsries do noi have diplomatlc relations

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The eight-nan U Sctla irrnan of the Housereceive the remains

lIarrenlong and

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in Eheir graves - nurrca-iaiiltJ i- us-iii-ia on foreign f ields - are Eheir

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would not have known tni iitl- -uoitoitr iE would not have liberty

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aE the Tomb of the Unknorrns

As we wriEe this IIABREN AVERY is in Panrm-rnj om

The renains of five American soldiers kil1ed more-rtun35 years a8o in Lhe Koreanw-ia-rJ[--ii- ttrr-ty-Noitt xo begin their final j ourney home today

A US congressional delegacion wenE to--Seoul Eo arrange for the firsE retural ofUS Korean Wdr dead from Conrmni s E NorEh Korea since I9)4

The return of the rermins is widely seen as a gestsure by Nortsh Korea Eo implovgrelations with Ehe Unitea-dLis Thi two cormtsries do noi have diplomatlc relations

IIARREN G AVERY We honor him rvho honots us

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nearcainesville Gale Jr and Gary and hs daughter Nancy

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rinneiseeAfteurorth war he-began his ca They have llved a tlfe ol glory gf_tjrl lh-ee busnesses lhloug-h

thpreer in the printing businesssurviving are his wire lais Htdory ptnr ihelt EedJhb 3liilit- l3ilTiffiilr911

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WILLlAM Lo KELLAR

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loday at pattersoos Ogleth6rpe 0 a-ble-husband ercellent father fabulous grand

Hi-Frnerar Home in-eania lii1il1HiolllolJXlrr$and bu al with full military hon Gare is survrved by his wife Lis his two sonsors will be on his CampL Farm

nearcainesville Gale Jr and Gary and hs daughter Nancy

Mr Lighttoot was widely ale Lightloot tras born in wisconsrn where lie

rliuxsrli tl [n rv [ q li r 1no r lillliLx hifliIifll xflriryceived principles and established I

techniquesuiedincoroipii L J Ll[ri oulr]Hi

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-Jacob Lightfoot highti decorated twrced wounded veteian o

and cladys Lightlool W6rtd War il Care sereO Jurina some ot tt e

ii ililfit hkfijllil -rAps- treavrest r gnt ng n ihe i-06 cili id p

serving as a medic with the zAth L-- -r -^ -- icioaled in the Hollandia New Guinea cam-

Infantry Division in island inva- There wltl lreuro a glelt cncamomenl parSn then the retuln to th9 Phrlpprne lslands

sions in the sourh pacinc incrud rn rre land or rJtv liild fi iiily

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Show no eorrow thed no terrs the Prrnhrig Pressman iome -n

rinneiseeAfteurorth war he-began his ca They have llved a tlfe ol glory gf_tjrl lh-ee busnesses lhloug-h

thpreer in the printing businesssurviving are his wire lais Htdory ptnr ihelt EedJhb 3liilit- l3ilTiffiilr911

Mellon Lighifoot two sons Gale Llsten to ttre thunder roarlng latesl loy^wds oinng ano deleoD ng G I I

N Lishtroot Jr and cary Lisht They rre Earchtng ln the stryt i3T[]t35 li1Xiflfr1ffrlJrriJloot of Be rkeley La ke adaughterNancy Lishtfot of lriinneaootisi atl very thalhut or thp pvee8r ol flaung

i b-ii Li-rii hnowl hn runear servces wir oe herrl

Iuinneapolis and Jacoriietriiooi wednesdaJIJav -o at I o

clocl at oSleihorre

li of niririUtrO Ws tiiti Hrll Rev Eoward C Landham olli atrnE lnter

Maryanne Johnson and phviiii frJi1fi1iIi1i iiil]iilJanke of Humbird and sevensrandchirdren LtI illTlJcHii

H1 Pi

43

σχprimeル多sプ ηληケ

Farewell to a friendTherers no greaL reason why everyone of

iiiia-uiko FRAN( c-of fee KAwA i [i-ririime coffee never rnade newslh fta-itre fredia he didnt mingleid^iil-E tL He iarelv lef E Rhode- Ist-and his special correr ot the worrotr1rioi-ipote unress spokerr to Yl ---iffin -niiXrl8ff -rrmant

BuE Coffee left his rnark on corErtlesst^r-o-ieaiei He was a real f riend noili[t-iuiti-ic --th kind of friend who-

i -yrfere and do anytshins to herP

-iiiia 1 uhere be a need

Goffee ray tEve been lmsung - but notrn1oved

And now he has gone He will b9 missedu L-in6i h i him best - but -bYJ illtt-i hi fithfl Heren anditit-Lro-ioLv daughters caroliteSchomc and Helen Petralcat who aooreohim ind bY him wete equa rry adoreo

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」AMES E BRIERLEYdied 1990L 21st 43uml 145

63rddied

WILLlAM Lo KELLAR

ili[liililllandServBtry (40-45)

冬

蒟

ROBERT 」 STEVENSFA Bn 51‐

52

1989

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larr 露[3]i5等rc避

琴S碍

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Reah HEIIAND HARRY I s

wiEh an auEo accident inlovely lady meEVirginia onMonday Dhy 14thand lost herlife We havebeen on theohone wiLhilarrv (C lgth243-LL45) andhe is holding uPsurprisinglywell A card to1685-A DeversStYork PA17404 would gofar in helpingtlarry Eo endurehis sufferingHis te lephone is717-848-8951

42

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decorated WVll veleran -r3ampirif

qlPiI

cArNESvrLLE ca - Mr tt - q- tl]rillr 1-

fiigtlilifffi -k

iLfiifl3iwas 64- iThe funerat will be at I pm +ci property rn cainesvrlle ca Gale was a leuromerk-

loday at pattersoos Ogleth6rpe 0 a-ble-husband ercellent father fabulous grand

Hi-Frnerar Home in-eania lii1il1HiolllolJXlrr$and bu al with full military hon Gare is survrved by his wife Lis his two sonsors will be on his CampL Farm

nearcainesville Gale Jr and Gary and hs daughter Nancy

Mr Lighttoot was widely ale Lightloot tras born in wisconsrn where lie

rliuxsrli tl [n rv [ q li r 1no r lillliLx hifliIifll xflriryceived principles and established I

techniquesuiedincoroipii L J Ll[ri oulr]Hi

l-lTT]fltion in many publications iiio iogio rri ic re iai oirili CiriiGale Nalhan Lightfoot wasborn Aus 10 ls2s iEau claire ijt1 tlfl 3JIlwis-the so-n- of

-Jacob Lightfoot highti decorated twrced wounded veteian o

and cladys Lightlool W6rtd War il Care sereO Jurina some ot tt e

ii ililfit hkfijllil -rAps- treavrest r gnt ng n ihe i-06 cili id p

serving as a medic with the zAth L-- -r -^ -- icioaled in the Hollandia New Guinea cam-

Infantry Division in island inva- There wltl lreuro a glelt cncamomenl parSn then the retuln to th9 Phrlpprne lslands

sions in the sourh pacinc incrud rn rre land or rJtv liild fi iiily

1l3xi1l1xi3lflf IXtjf1|Y9J A mrnglrng and a mergrng fl1lfrf iiltriir1l1rLere and Luzon in the Philip- Ol our boya whove gone away 0l the Pulple tteurt ioniuut-Neli gade

effiil1fifIguiiJl rhoush on earrh thev are drebandrng lillillfi-1T Jll lH11iiifl e1regiior end niirairjo nJ as They are very cloce and near- ing traoe wheri il-t16 ril ilawarded the Bronzc Slar two For thoae brave tod hooored heroer plincrples that are used rn the Color SaDaratronPurple Hearts and the Combat - - llade today Gae becarne a head rnslructor atMeciic Badge

Show no eorrow thed no terrs the Prrnhrig Pressman iome -n

rinneiseeAfteurorth war he-began his ca They have llved a tlfe ol glory gf_tjrl lh-ee busnesses lhloug-h

thpreer in the printing businesssurviving are his wire lais Htdory ptnr ihelt EedJhb 3liilit- l3ilTiffiilr911

Mellon Lighifoot two sons Gale Llsten to ttre thunder roarlng latesl loy^wds oinng ano deleoD ng G I I

N Lishtroot Jr and cary Lisht They rre Earchtng ln the stryt i3T[]t35 li1Xiflfr1ffrlJrriJloot of Be rkeley La ke adaughterNancy Lishtfot of lriinneaootisi atl very thalhut or thp pvee8r ol flaung

i b-ii Li-rii hnowl hn runear servces wir oe herrl

Iuinneapolis and Jacoriietriiooi wednesdaJIJav -o at I o

clocl at oSleihorre

li of niririUtrO Ws tiiti Hrll Rev Eoward C Landham olli atrnE lnter

Maryanne Johnson and phviiii frJi1fi1iIi1i iiil]iilJanke of Humbird and sevensrandchirdren LtI illTlJcHii

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Farewell to a friendTherers no greaL reason why everyone of

iiiia-uiko FRAN( c-of fee KAwA i [i-ririime coffee never rnade newslh fta-itre fredia he didnt mingleid^iil-E tL He iarelv lef E Rhode- Ist-and his special correr ot the worrotr1rioi-ipote unress spokerr to Yl ---iffin -niiXrl8ff -rrmant

BuE Coffee left his rnark on corErtlesst^r-o-ieaiei He was a real f riend noili[t-iuiti-ic --th kind of friend who-

i -yrfere and do anytshins to herP

-iiiia 1 uhere be a need

Goffee ray tEve been lmsung - but notrn1oved

And now he has gone He will b9 missedu L-in6i h i him best - but -bYJ illtt-i hi fithfl Heren anditit-Lro-ioLv daughters caroliteSchomc and Helen Petralcat who aooreohim ind bY him wete equa rry adoreo

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l-lTT]fltion in many publications iiio iogio rri ic re iai oirili CiriiGale Nalhan Lightfoot wasborn Aus 10 ls2s iEau claire ijt1 tlfl 3JIlwis-the so-n- of

-Jacob Lightfoot highti decorated twrced wounded veteian o

and cladys Lightlool W6rtd War il Care sereO Jurina some ot tt e

ii ililfit hkfijllil -rAps- treavrest r gnt ng n ihe i-06 cili id p

serving as a medic with the zAth L-- -r -^ -- icioaled in the Hollandia New Guinea cam-

Infantry Division in island inva- There wltl lreuro a glelt cncamomenl parSn then the retuln to th9 Phrlpprne lslands

sions in the sourh pacinc incrud rn rre land or rJtv liild fi iiily

1l3xi1l1xi3lflf IXtjf1|Y9J A mrnglrng and a mergrng fl1lfrf iiltriir1l1rLere and Luzon in the Philip- Ol our boya whove gone away 0l the Pulple tteurt ioniuut-Neli gade

effiil1fifIguiiJl rhoush on earrh thev are drebandrng lillillfi-1T Jll lH11iiifl e1regiior end niirairjo nJ as They are very cloce and near- ing traoe wheri il-t16 ril ilawarded the Bronzc Slar two For thoae brave tod hooored heroer plincrples that are used rn the Color SaDaratronPurple Hearts and the Combat - - llade today Gae becarne a head rnslructor atMeciic Badge

Show no eorrow thed no terrs the Prrnhrig Pressman iome -n

rinneiseeAfteurorth war he-began his ca They have llved a tlfe ol glory gf_tjrl lh-ee busnesses lhloug-h

thpreer in the printing businesssurviving are his wire lais Htdory ptnr ihelt EedJhb 3liilit- l3ilTiffiilr911

Mellon Lighifoot two sons Gale Llsten to ttre thunder roarlng latesl loy^wds oinng ano deleoD ng G I I

N Lishtroot Jr and cary Lisht They rre Earchtng ln the stryt i3T[]t35 li1Xiflfr1ffrlJrriJloot of Be rkeley La ke adaughterNancy Lishtfot of lriinneaootisi atl very thalhut or thp pvee8r ol flaung

i b-ii Li-rii hnowl hn runear servces wir oe herrl

Iuinneapolis and Jacoriietriiooi wednesdaJIJav -o at I o

clocl at oSleihorre

li of niririUtrO Ws tiiti Hrll Rev Eoward C Landham olli atrnE lnter

Maryanne Johnson and phviiii frJi1fi1iIi1i iiil]iilJanke of Humbird and sevensrandchirdren LtI illTlJcHii

H1 Pi

43

σχprimeル多sプ ηληケ

Farewell to a friendTherers no greaL reason why everyone of

iiiia-uiko FRAN( c-of fee KAwA i [i-ririime coffee never rnade newslh fta-itre fredia he didnt mingleid^iil-E tL He iarelv lef E Rhode- Ist-and his special correr ot the worrotr1rioi-ipote unress spokerr to Yl ---iffin -niiXrl8ff -rrmant

BuE Coffee left his rnark on corErtlesst^r-o-ieaiei He was a real f riend noili[t-iuiti-ic --th kind of friend who-

i -yrfere and do anytshins to herP

-iiiia 1 uhere be a need

Goffee ray tEve been lmsung - but notrn1oved

And now he has gone He will b9 missedu L-in6i h i him best - but -bYJ illtt-i hi fithfl Heren anditit-Lro-ioLv daughters caroliteSchomc and Helen Petralcat who aooreohim ind bY him wete equa rry adoreo

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σχprimeル多sプ ηληケ

Farewell to a friendTherers no greaL reason why everyone of

iiiia-uiko FRAN( c-of fee KAwA i [i-ririime coffee never rnade newslh fta-itre fredia he didnt mingleid^iil-E tL He iarelv lef E Rhode- Ist-and his special correr ot the worrotr1rioi-ipote unress spokerr to Yl ---iffin -niiXrl8ff -rrmant

BuE Coffee left his rnark on corErtlesst^r-o-ieaiei He was a real f riend noili[t-iuiti-ic --th kind of friend who-

i -yrfere and do anytshins to herP

-iiiia 1 uhere be a need

Goffee ray tEve been lmsung - but notrn1oved

And now he has gone He will b9 missedu L-in6i h i him best - but -bYJ illtt-i hi fithfl Heren anditit-Lro-ioLv daughters caroliteSchomc and Helen Petralcat who aooreohim ind bY him wete equa rry adoreo

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