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PART ONE: INTRODUCTION1

1.Introduction3

PART TWO:PRINCIPLES FOR DEFENSE PLANNING13

2. Planning Under Uncertainty Then and Now: Paradigms Lost and Paradigms Emerging15

3. Objective-Based Planning59

4. Institutionalizing Planning for Adaptiveness73

5. The Discipline Gap and Other Reasons for Humility and Realism in Defense Planning101

PART THREE: PLANNING AT THE STRATEGIC LEVEL133

6.Protecting the Great Transition135

7. Nonstandard Contingencies for Defense Planning165

8. Improving Deterrence in the Post-Cold War Era: Some Theory and Implications for Defense Planning197

9. Operations Other Than War223

10. Priorities for Ballistic Missile Defense251

11. Future U.S. and Russian Nuclear Forces: Applying Traditional Analysis Methods in an Era of Cooperation301

PART FOUR: PLANNING AT THE OPERATIONAL OR CAMPAIGN LEVEL349

12.Conventional Campaign Analysis of Major Regional Conflicts351

13. The Use of Long-Range Bombers in a Changing World: A Classical Exercise in Systems Analysis393

14. A First Look at Defense Options for Poland451

15. Not Merely Planning for the Last War477

16. Extended Counterforce Options for Coping with Tactical Ballistic Missiles515

17. Military Issues in Multinational Operations543

PART FIVE: BUILDING THE DEFENSE PROGRAM563

18.Assessing the Affordability of Fighter AircraftForce Modernization565

19. Modernizing Airpower'Projection Capabilities: Looking to Get More Out of Less593

20. Assessing the Structure and Mix of Future Active and Reserve Army Forces619

21. Strategic Mobility in the Post-Cold War Era663

22. Reinventing the DoD Logistics System for the Post-Cold War Era699

23. Defining a Balanced Investment Program for Coping with Tactical Ballistic Missiles727

About the Authors753

Index761