W. Seth Carus
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL763569A
Top Subjects
- Arms control (4)
- Israel (2)
- Defenses (2)
- Mediterranean Region -- Strategic aspects (1)
- United States -- Military relations -- Israel (1)
- Israel -- Military relations -- United States (1)
- Defense contracts (1)
Books by W. Seth Carus
Total count: 17
Israel and the U.S. NavyAmerican Israel Public Affairs Committee1983-01-01-
U.S. procurement of Israeli defense goods and servicesAmerican Israel Public Affairs Committee1984-01-01
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The military balancethe threat to Israel's air basesAmerican Israeli Public Affairs Committee1985-01-01
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Missiles in the Middle Easta new threat to stabilityWashington Institute for Near East Policy1988-01-01
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Chemical weapons in the Middle EastWashington Institute for Near East Policy1988-01-01
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The genie unleashedIraq's chemical and biological weapons programThe Washington Institute for Near East Policy1989-01-01
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Washington PapersBallistic Missiles in the Third World - Threat and ResponseABC-CLIO, LLC1990-01-01
Ballistic missiles in the Third Worldthreat and responsePraeger1990-01-01
Ballistic missiles in modern conflictPraeger1991-01-01-
"The poor man's atomic bomb"?biological weapons in the Middle EastWashington Institute for Near East Policy1991-01-01
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Arms Control and Weapons Proliferation in the Middle East and South AsiaPalgrave Macmillan1991-12-15
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Cruise Missile Proliferation in The 1990sABC-CLIO, LLC1992-01-01
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The threat of bioterrorismNational Defense University, Institute for National Strategic Studies1997-01-01
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Iran as a military threatNational Defense University, Institute for National Strategic Studies1997-01-01
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Bioterrorism and biocrimesthe illicit use of biological agents since 1900(February 2001 Revision).Center for Counterproliferation Research, National Defense University2001-01-01
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Defining "weapons of mass destruction"Center for the Study of Weapons of Mass Destruction, National Defense University2006-01-01
A Short History of Biological WarfareFrom From Pre-History to the 21st CenturyUnited States Department of Defense2017-08-03