Air missile defense, counterproliferation and security policy planning implications for collaboration between United States and the co-operation council countries

Includes index.

Machine generated contents note: Figures and Tables -- Abbreviations and Acronyms -- ECSSR Preface -- Dr. Jamal S. Al-Suwaidi -- IFPA Preface -- Dr. Jacquelyn K. Davis -- Overview -- Dr. Jacquelyn K. Davis and Dr. Charles M. Perry -- Developing a Cooperative Air/Missile-Defense System: A S CENTCOM Perspective -- General Anthony Zinni -- Key Proliferation Trends: A Global Scenario -- Ms. Alina Romanowski -- Key Proliferation Trends and Their Likely Impact on the Balance of Power in the Gulf: A Focused Evaluation -- Mr. David R. Tanks -- 4 Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Deterrence and Defense -- Dr. Robert G. Joseph -- S Cooperative Defense Against Weapons of Mass Destruction in the Arabian Gulf -- Dr. Peter R. Lavoy -- 6 The Potential Value of Missile Defense in the Gulf Context -- Dr. Thomas 0. Morgan -- 7 Gulf Regional Missile Defense: Early Warning, Surveillance and BM/C4I Considerations -- Mr. Richard Ritter and Dr. David Martin -- 8 Theater Air/Missile Defense Systems and Emerging Operational Concepts: A US Army Perspective -- Major General Dennis D. Cavin -- 9 Theater Air/Missile Defense Systems and Emerging Operational -- Concepts: A Fifth Fleet Perspective -- Vice Admiral Thomas Fargo -- 10 Joint Theater Air and Missile Defense Operations: An Air -- Force Perspective -- Lieutenant General Carl E. Franklin -- 11 US-GCC Collaboration in Air/Missile Defense Planning: Assessing the Advantages -- Major GeneralJoseph G. Garrett III -- 12 US-GCC Collaboration on Air/Missile Defense and -- Counterproliferation: Assessing the Operational Benefits -- Rear Admiral John F Sigler -- 13 Conclusions and Recommendations -- Dr. Jacquelyn K. Davis and Dr. Charles M. Perry -- Contributors -- Index.