The ocean hides its secrets well. For most of the Cold War, the central fear of U.S. Navy planners wasn’t a missile strike ...
No matter what side you were on, espionage was a cornerstone of Cold War political life. But it was also big business.
Shin was a Smithsonian predoctoral fellow while completing this dissertation. Traces the formative planning for the National Air and Space Museum between 1946 to 1976, reflecting changing ideas about ...
A new paper by University of Adelaide physicist Stuart Anderson examines how the OTH radar could be adapted for Arctic ...
The atomic age -- The military-industrial complex -- Big science -- Hearts and minds and markets -- Science and the general welfare -- The race to the moon -- The end of consensus -- Cold War redux ...