NATO's Strategic Evolution in the Cold War

This chapter examines NATO's military strategies and counterinsurgency efforts during the Cold War, highlighting the challenges posed by radical right-wing elements and technological advancements. It critiques controversial operations like the Phoenix Program while discussing NATO's adaptation to the geopolitical landscape and the implications of unconventional threats. The narrative further explores the complexities of forming paramilitary forces and the influence of geographic and logistical factors on military planning.