...ion. In recognition of the threat we face and the need for a firm response, President Carter said: "Any attempt by any outside force to gain control...by any means necessary, including military force". OUR PRESENT AND NEAR-TERM CAPABILITIES In support of this policy, we already have a significant presence...

...ion. In recognition of the threat we face and the need for a firm response, President Carter said: "Any attempt by any outside force to gain control...by any means necessary, Including military force". OUR PRESENT AND NEAR-TERM CAPABILITIES In support of this policy, we already have a significant presence...

...SYMBOLIZED BY THIS AGGRESSION, THE PRESIDENT, IN HIS STATE OF THE UNION MESSAGE, DECLARED THAT "AN ATTEMPT BY ANY OUTSIDE FORCE TO GAIN CONTROL OF THE...BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY, INCLUDING MILITARY FORCE." THUS AFGHANISTAN LENT POWERFUL EMPHASIS AND POWERFUL FORCE TO THE RATIONALE WE BELIEVE SUPPORTS OUR...

...SYMBOLIZED BY THIS AGGRESSION, THE PRESIDENT, IN HIS STATE OF THE UNION MESSAGE, DECLARED THAT "AN ATTEMPT BY ANY OUTSIDE FORCE TO GAIN CONTROL OF THE...BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY, INCLUDING MILITARY FORCE." THUS AFGHANISTAN LENT POWERFUL EMPHASIS AND POWERFUL FORCE TO THE RATIONALE WE BELIEVE SUPPORTS OUR...

...registration was first made public in his January "State of the Union Message," in which he said : "An attempt by any outside force to gain control of the...by any means necessary, including military force." In his draft registration statement later, and in the statements of some of his aides, the Carter doctrine...

...public in his January 23 "State of the Union Message," in which he announced the Carter Doctrine: An attempt by any outside force to gain control of the...by any means necessary, including military force. The President said February 8 that draft registration would tie a "further demonstration of our resolve...

...his January 23 "State of the Union Message," in which he announced the •Carter Doctrine: - - - . An attempt by any outside force to gain control of the...by any means necessary, including military force. The President said February 8 that draft registration would be a "further demonstration of our resolve...

...steps serve an explicit and unmistakable purpose. As President Carter has said : "An attempt by an outside force to gain control of the Persian Gulf...assault on the vital interests of the United States, and such an assault will be repelled by any means necessary, including military force." We are also...

...Carter has solemnly stated in his State of the Union message (23 January, 1980), that "an attempt by an outside force to gain control of the Persian Gulf...assault on the vital interests of the United States. It will be repelled by use of any means necessary including military force." Whether the military options...

...projecting our military deterrent power into the region. The President has declared that any attempt by an outside force to gain control of the Persian Gulf...assault on the vital interests of the United States— to be repelled by use of any means necessary, including military force. We have called for sustained...