2207 result(s) found, displaying 1971 to 1980
- … a growing nationalism may ultimately blunt this division; her army is poorly equipped, there are no Chinese naval or air forces of any consequence; and she has a primitive economy. Future of Japan: 21.Premature withdrawal by the United … the part of the USSR in the immediate future would, of necessity, be primarily confined to land advances supported by the air forces, both of which will be supplemented by intense submarine activity against our trade communications and seaborne … Japan might be unable to do so provided the Occupation Forces remained, and retained their comparative naval and air superiority. If denied the possession of Japan, the USSR would attempt to neutralise, as much as possible, its …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-12/160-joint-intelligence-committee-appreciation-147
- … just completed on the nature of the threat from ISIL and ANF, and on the demographics, the recruitment, funding issues, travel, transit and what measures, what further measures beyond the earlier resolutions we need to put in place to deal with … that resolution. In terms of the investigation, this is being led by an independent agency in the Netherlands – the Dutch Air Safety Board. You will have seen its preliminary report that came out a couple of months ago. That has not allocated … on your questions, Matthew! (Laughs) JOURNALIST Ok. Well, here goes. I wanted to ask about Syria, particularly the air strikes on Syria. I wanted to ask – obviously Iraq has invited the strikes that are taking place on ISIS or ISIL. Syria …https://dfat.gov.au/international-relations/international-organisations/un/unsc-2013-2014/national-statements/Pages/5676 -
- … of the defence force, the police force and other elements of the Administration; (d) the training of indigenes for an air support element and in the aircraft trades and specialities; (e) the use of the Territory's industries, wherever … of the defence force, the police force and other elements of the Administration; (d) the training of indigenes for an air support element and in the aircraft trades and specialities; (e) the use of the Territory's industries, wherever …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-26/Pages/280-letter-warwick-smith-to-bland -
- … to mount a continuing and inhibiting threat to Communist China, which has as a result forced China to deploy her best air and land forces in the mainland opposite–forces which would normally be available for deployment in peripheral areas. … to mount a continuing and inhibiting threat to Communist China, which has as a result forced China to deploy her best air and land forces in the mainland opposite–forces which would normally be available for deployment in peripheral areas. …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-22/Pages/077-paper-by-griffith -
- … to the leadership and claimed that, as at the just concluded U.M.N.O. Conference, the Malays would come to Kuala Lumpur, air their grievances, and be satisfied to leave the problems with the Tunku as their leader. In so stating the position, … to the leadership and claimed that, as at the just concluded U.M.N.O. Conference, the Malays would come to Kuala Lumpur, air their grievances, and be satisfied to leave the problems with the Tunku as their leader. In so stating the position, …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-25/Pages/270-dea-paper-by-jockel -
- … politically possible. In negotiations with allies, the UK should offer, if necessary, to maintain a small maritime and air presence, on an unaccompanied basis in Australia, using Australian facilities after the withdrawal from Malaysia and … politically possible. In negotiations with allies, the UK should offer, if necessary, to maintain a small maritime and air presence, on an unaccompanied basis in Australia, using Australian facilities after the withdrawal from Malaysia and …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-27/Pages/059-minute-of-cabinet-defence-and-oversea-policy-committee -
- … that at the moment, the United Kingdom was thinking in terms of a presence in the area consisting more of maritime and air forces; and if this came about, the Malaysians would have to understand that reinforcements would take some time to … that at the moment, the United Kingdom was thinking in terms of a presence in the area consisting more of maritime and air forces; and if this came about, the Malaysians would have to understand that reinforcements would take some time to …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-27/Pages/060-record-of-meeting-between-brown-and-rusk-at-us-state -
- … a significant land force. What we are faced with is not so much the likelihood of conventional attack, which sea and air forces could probably easily enough repel, as the likelihood of subversion and infiltration and growing guerrilla … a significant land force. What we are faced with is not so much the likelihood of conventional attack, which sea and air forces could probably easily enough repel, as the likelihood of subversion and infiltration and growing guerrilla …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-27/Pages/075-letter-holt-to-wilson -
- … their relations and friends in the old country in the process. They spend freely and are valuable tourists. The British Travel Association maintain a considerable office here headed by a staff of two UK-based officers to foster this traffic … possible, extend it. Next April the airlines are introducing special low fares for young people in order to increase the air share of this lucrative traffic. On the transit aspect, it is worth noting that the rapid development of new … possible, extend it. Next April the airlines are introducing special low fares for young people in order to increase the air share of this lucrative traffic. On the transit aspect, it is worth noting that the rapid development of new …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-27/Pages/320-despatch-johnston-to-bowden -
- … he was extremely. friendly and clearly excited about his appointment to London. In his own words he was 'treading on air' and did not know when he would come back to earth. He has been in Britain before–I gather during the war he had some … he was extremely. friendly and clearly excited about his appointment to London. In his own words he was 'treading on air' and did not know when he would come back to earth. He has been in Britain before–I gather during the war he had some …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-27/Pages/413-letter-peters-to-hickman -