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  • ...the Office of Economic Opportunity Legal Services Office, he served on the National Security Council staff in 1969 and 1970, working on strategic arms control, nuclear issues a
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  • *''Keepers of the Keys: A History of the National Security Council from Truman to Bush''
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  • ...there. She was also an advisor to the [[Joint Chiefs of Staff]] and the [[National Security Council]] in the [[George H. W. Bush| George H.W. Bush (Bush 41) Administration]].< ...and in 1989 became director of Soviet and East European Affairs on the [[National Security Council]]. Francis Fukuyama said "you know, we'll all going to be working for Condi
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  • ...he joined Brookings, Dr. Gordon was Director for European Affairs on the [[National Security Council]] staff under President Bill Clinton He has held teaching and research post
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  • ...s (police and military) in an organization similar in nature to the U.S. [[National Security Council]].
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  • There are legally designated groups, such as the [[National Security Council]], that include both specified department heads, as well as certain other s
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  • ...ving six presidents. During that period, he spent nearly nine years at the National Security Council, The White House, serving four presidents of both political parties.
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  • {{r|Robert Pastor}}Advisory council, [[J Street]]; Former Senior Director, National Security Council
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  • ...Adjunct Scholar, Washington Institute for Near East Policy; Staff member, National Security Council, 1981–82
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  • {{r|National Security Council}}
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  • Control is exercised through a Supreme National Security Council, chaired by the President of Iran and head of government, Mahmoud Ahmadine
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  • ...ff organizations, Kennedy disliked large structures and deemphasized the [[National Security Council]] system in favor of ''ad hoc'' groups; Bundy often assembled and coordinat
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  • ...nment of both Iran and Iraq followed in 1992. Indyk joined the Clinton [[National Security Council]] Staff as senior director for Near East and South Asian affairs. <ref name
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  • *[[Ellen Laipson]], a former [[Bill Clinton|Clinton White House]] national security council specialist on the Near East and South Asia who is president of the [[Henry
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  • *[[Executive Secretary of the National Security Council]]
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  • ...fairs, originally James L. Jones and now Thomas Donilon, working with the National Security Council.
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  • ...and Operations. In July 1974 he was appointed director of policy plans and National Security Council affairs, Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Sec ...stant to the chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, and as a staff member on the National Security Council under [[McGeorge Bundy]].
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  • ...he Marine Corps when he served as a military aide in [[Ronald Reagan]]'s [[National Security Council]].<ref name=bpcbakbusconfOlliNorth/> ...it with satellite reconnaissance on Iranian troop movements. . . . At the National Security Council, Lieut. Col. Oliver L. North insisted on keeping total jurisdiction over an
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  • ...the President for National Security Affairs. Carlucci was rebuilding the [[National Security Council]] staff after the [[Iran-Contra]] affair, and trusted Powell. In 1987, Pow
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  • '''NSC-68''' (1950) was a top secret document prepared by the [[National Security Council]] and approved by President [[Harry S. Truman]] in 1950 that laid out the b ...ents/sectioned.php?documentid=10-1&pagenumber=1&groupid=1 "A Report to the National Security Council - NSC 68", April 12, 1950. President's Secretary's File, Truman Library.]
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