Defence Modernisation, Secret Deals and Strategy of Nations A Global Study of Army, Navy, Air Force and Para-Military Forces 2 Vols. 1st Edition

The Title "Defence Modernisation, Secret Deals and Strategy of Nations A Global Study of Army, Navy, Air Force and Para-Military Forces 2 Vols. 1st Edition" is written by Attar Chand. This book was published in the year 1989. The ISBN number 8170991403|9788170991403 is assigned to the Hardback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 664 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Mittal Publications. We have about 1823 other great books from this publisher. Defence Modernisation, Secret Deals and Strategy of Nations A Global Study of Army, Navy, Air Force and Para-Military Forces 2 Vols. 1st Edition is currently Available with us.

All over the world defence forces the army, the navy and the air force offer attractive careers to their eligible young men. The pay and perks are reasonable, and the services offer a clean, honourable and adventurous life, as also advancement commensurate with one’s ability and attainments. The defence forces have a glamour that no other service can match. It is also essential for their country’s security that young men of the right calibre should come forward in requisite numbers to replace those who retire and also to man newly raised establishments. Unfortunately, this has not been happening for some years, especially in the case of army officers. What is the function of the armed forces? To defend the country, both externally and internally, when the other security forces are incapable of doing something positive. As the last resort, the government has to utilize the army. One hears a great deal about Law reform and administrative reform and other kinds of reform but seldom has anyone has \even suggested that the defence services are in need for wholesale renovation. Not exclusively in the sense of improving their collective fire power but also in terms of their Psychology and the role they are required to play in peace time. In the life of a nation as in that of an individual two primary considerations are money and security. Defence appropriations in India alone total Rs. 8,000 crore and the manner in which Thie money is spent can spell the difference between preserving or destroying India’s territorial integrity. The present Book aims to achieve some ambitious goals. It presents not only a comprehensive overview of the record of armed forces but also gives a useful survey of the problems, pressures and opportunities to the nations in all the continents. As such it is clearly written and well-informed book. It gives a forceful introduction to a subject which is vital for the future defence of all nations and peoples. The book gives a unique account of the defence, craftsmanship and defence modernization in the global perspectives.

Attar Chand (b. 1939) graduated from the University of Delhi with Politics and Economics. He took his Post-Graduation in 1968. he has been regularly writing for academic journals and newspapers. His understanding of national and international problems has been deepened by his association with Social Scientists, Researchers, Editors, Journalists, and Writers of International repute. He has also contributed on culture, economic and current affairs to leading newspapers in India and abroad. He has authored a number of books on national and international affairs. All his books have been best sellers. His other interests include documentation work. He has attended several national and international seminars and symposia and presented papers. He is a member of Indian Council of World Affairs, Indian Society for Afro-Asian Studies, Indian Institute of Transnational Studies, etc. for his writings Attar Chand has been awarded Gold and Silver medals on various occasions by the President and the Vice-Presidents of India besides the Union Ministers. On September 1, 1987, President R. Venkataraman received him at Rashtrapati Bhawan and on September 24, 1987 Union Minister of Information & Broadcasting hoasted a reception in his honour at the PBI Hill, New Delhi.

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1. New Structure for Defence Planning
2. India’s Defence Modernization
3. New Missiles and Security Awareness
4. Indian Army-All-round Modernization
5. Arms and Stability
6. Defence Forces and Civil Affairs
7. Serving Armed Forces
8. Soldiers and Politicians
9. Arms, Money and Secret Deals
10. Army and Politics
11. Army and National Security
12. Modern Science and Defence Research
13. Army Discipline
14. Reequiping Armed Forces
15. Mankind’s Survival
16. Military Superiority
17. Defence Budge of Pakistan
18. Afghanistan
19. Soviet Defence Superiority
20. The Warsaw Treaty Military Doctrine
21. Japanese Defence Strategy
22. Iraqi Defence Power Supreme
23. Armed Forces of Kuwait
Introduction
Defence Power
Aid
Air Force
Aliens
Bibliography and Reference Works
Border Security Force
Civil Defence
Commando force
Compouter
Coup Detat
Disarmament
Economic Development
Education
Electronics
Foreign Affairs
Global Survey
Afghanistan
Africa
Angola
Argentina
Asia
Asia, East
Asia, South
Asia, Sout-East
Asia, South-West
Asia, West
Australlia
Bahrain
Bangladesh
Belgium
Bermuda
Bhutan
Brazil
Burma
Canada
Chad
Chile
Columbia
Cuba
Developing Countries
Egypt
El Salvador
Europe, East
Europe, West
Federal Republic of Germany
Fiji
Finland
France
Greece
Haiti
Iceland
India
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Israel
Italy
Japan
Jordan
Kampuchea
Korea, North
Korea, South
Laos
Latin America
Lebanon
Libya
Malaysia
Mali
Mediterranean
Mozambique
Nepal
Netherlands
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Nigeria
Pacific Region
Pakistan
Palestine
People’s Republic of China
Philippines
Republic of south Africa
Romania
Saharawi
Saudi Arabia
Singapore
Seychelles
Sierra Leone
Spaiin
Sri Lanka
Sudan
Surinam
Swede
Swaziland
Switzerland
Syria
Taiwan
Tanzania
Thailand
Togo
Turkey
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
United Arab Emirates
United Kingdom
United States of America
Uruguary
Vanezuela
Vietnam
Yemen Arab Republic
Yugoslavia
Zambia
Zimbabwe
Intelligence
Management
Mass Media
Modernization
National Integration
Navy
On-violence
Nuclear Power
Para-Military Forces
Personnel
Police
Policy Patterns
Political Aspects
Production
Prospects
Research and Development
Secret Deals
Star Wars
Technology
Terrorism
Trade Unionism
Warfare
Women