WELCOME May 28, 2001 ISSUE

To Our Readers

Cyril Rakhmanoff

Defending one's country. Protecting the safety and future of our children. These are basic issues.

National defense has always been the military's responsibility. But the weapons of the fierce warrior of the past, who stood erect on his majestic horse, have been replaced by more modern ones. In fact, as technology evolved, in some instances the warrior himself has been replaced by sophisticated advanced weaponry. Today we hear of nuclear deterrents, of antiballistic missiles, and more recently, of the plan for a strategic missile defense system.

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