Cold War Strategies and Contingency Plans

This chapter explores the historical strategies employed by British military leaders during the Cold War, focusing on asymmetrical warfare and contingency plans established after World War II. It highlights General Sir John Hackett's insights into 'stay behind' operations and contrasts British public diplomacy with American military communication approaches. Additionally, it examines the geopolitical shifts in Asia and Africa, assessing the implications of Soviet actions and NATO's response to potential threats.