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The Soviet Union was the big winner in a war between Somalia and Ethiopia over the Ogaden, a Nebraska-sized desert region.
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Finding common ground with Russia requires that American policy makers first clearly understand what Russian leaders really want.
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The heavy tank never found a satisfactory role in America's military service, but it wasn't for lack of trying on the part of tank designers.
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A new Cold War has begun, this time between the West and Iran. Like the earlier Cold War, this one is marked by assassinations, intelligence-gathering flyovers, and sabotage.
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