Eisenhower scarcely understood the power of the weaponry that he was inviting Nixon to bring onto the field.
Because of the enormous destructive power of modern weaponry, the decision making of political leaders often must take into account information derived from tactical as well as strategic intelligence; major field commanders may often also need multiple levels of intelligence.
The terrifying destructive power of this weaponry is a correlation, surely, of the fearsome implications of E = MC², because once we see that all time is unredeemable, such is our rage and disorientation that - like stroppy teenagers - we trash our own space.
Its long-running wars also highlighted the limitations of the power of conventional weaponry and the military doctrine of applying overwhelming force against the enemy.
We are now more interdependent as a species than ever before, by virtue of our interconnected economies, our real-time, Internet-based communication, the power of our weaponry and the environmental influence of our industrial activity.
The Kurdish fighters may well be most in need of US support, but whether this goes beyond air power to weaponry, ammunition, logistical support and so on is uncertain.
So far, Fuller maintains, the newest technology has been applied principally to the development of military power, or weaponry, rather than to housing and education and other aspects of what he calls "livingry".
"If you are seeking the source of weaponry and financial power of Daesh, the first place to look is the Assad regime and countries that act with it".
The Buckeye State allows for open carry of weaponry in a proud, shiny show of democratic power.
Even discounting the association of nuclear power with nuclear weaponry, people have good reason to be suspicious of claims that reactors are safe.Yet political interest in nuclear power is reviving across the world, thanks in part to concerns about global warming and energy security.
