- इसका हिस्सा Numbered National Security Policy Papers, National Security Study Directives (NSSDs)
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
TOP SECRET
February 5, 1982
National Security study
Directive Number 1-82 -
U.S. NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGY
Introduction
In accordance with National Security Decision Directive 4,
Disposition of Presidential Directives, PD/NSC-18, U.S.
National Strategy, August 24, 1977 and PD/NSC-62, Modifications
in U.S. National Strategy, January 15, 1981 are to be reviewed.
This National Security Study Memorandum establishes the Terms
of Reference for this review. (Ist
Objective of Review
To produce a National Security Decision Directive (NSDD) , Subject
U.S S. National Security Strategy, for consideration by the National
Security Council and, in turn, for decision by the President. (IS)
Scope
The review will include, as a minimum, the following topics:
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Fundamental U.S. national security objectives.
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Regional security objectives.
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Impact of Soviet military power and international
behavior on U.S. National Strategy.
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Role of Allies in U.S. National Strategy.
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Strategic Forces objectives, policies, force application
strategy (to include incorporation of NSDD-13) and force
development strategy.
Deckscrified/Reteased on 3-11-96
under n ricions of E.0. 12953
by D. Van Tascel, National Security Council
F88-686
TOP SECRET
Review February 2, 2002
Classified & Extended by William P. Clark
Reason for Extension NSC 1.13(e)
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