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The Nature of War,is period. The manner in which they envisaged conflict helped to determine their attitudes towards the three major alliances. Both countries,albeit with subtle differences that will be outlined below,viewed the nature of warfare in similar ways.

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The Baghdad Pact or Central Treaty Organisation,o the area. It had always been the most influential country in the region and after World War Two Britain had treated the security of the area as second only to the home base. But the declining power of Britain relative to the superpowers was increasingly putting into question its ability to safegua

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The South East Asia Treaty Organisation, the part of the Western members of SEATO was that the fall of one pro-Western state in Asia could undermine the confidence of other states in the region. This could result in a flood of countries turning to communism,with adverse consequences for Western interests. Officials in the United States be

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Britain and the United States,s. Yet their attitudes towards each other were qualitatively different to the attitudes that they demonstrated towards their other allies. Their relationship was special in the eyes of policymakers on both sides of the Atlantic and this extended beyond the fact that they enjoyed a common language an

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Conclusion,d be unrealistic to expect that both countries would have sacrificed all thought of their self-interests when aligning with the organisations, nevertheless, it would appear reasonable to presume that membership would have resulted in defence collaboration. Yet it has been the contention of this stud

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