National Security Strategy Unpacked: What It Is & How It Evolved
What happens when the Army and Navy can't even talk to each other in the middle of a military operation? In 1983, during the U.S. invasion of Grenada, an officer under fire pulled out a personal AT&T calling card and used a payphone to relay airstrikes coordinates -- because his radio couldn't reach the Navy jets overhead. That crisis, along with the failed 1980 Iran hostage rescue mission, forced Congress to rethink how America coordinates its national security -- and ultimately produced one of the most consequential documents most Americans have never heard of: the National Security…
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