Robert S. McNamara proposed that having fewer troops fighting in Vietnam, and instead relying on our technologically advanced weapons to defeat the enemy.
Robert S. McNamara served as Secretary of Defense from 1961 to 1968, serving both Kennedy and Johnson.
US Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara believed more troops were required for the war in Vietnam. His recommendation to US President Johnson was to deploy at least 400,000 troops in Vietnam by the end of 1966.
President's Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, and Ford Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Senator Robert Kennedy National Security Advisers McGeorge Bundy/Henry Kissinger Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara General's Maxwell Taylor, Paul Harkins, William Westmoreland, Creighton Abrams Colonel's Starry, Harry Summers, and George S. Patton (son of WWII GEN George S. Patton Jr.)
Because his ideas about how to end the war and not cause anymore casualties were rejected by the north Vietnamese such as the San Antonio formula and others were rejected by Johnson such as handing over control to the democratic republic of Vietnam army which didn't go down well so he resigned then Johnson didn't run again either
Yes, missiles from the Soviet Union were transported to and assembled in Cuba before the 1963 Cuban missile crisis.In the documentary movie "The Fog of War", Robert McNamara (then the Secretary of Defense for the Kennedy administration) tells of a discussion of his in the 1990's with Cuba's leader Fidel Castro. McNamara recalls that Castro said he not only had nuclear warheads available on the island, but that he would have used them on the US if the US had invaded. Stunned by this McNamara asked if Castro would do this knowing full-well that the US would respond with overwhelming nuclear force, and Castro answered "Yes."I recommend you read about the Cuban Missile Crisis on Wikipedia and there's an excellent little book on the Cold War titled "The Cold War: A Very Short Introduction" by Oxford university press.
Robert S. McNamara served as Secretary of Defense from 1961 to 1968, serving both Kennedy and Johnson.
he's buried in nuketown on black ops.
Robert Emmett McNamara has written: 'The politics of asylum' -- subject(s): Foreign relations, Government policy, Refugees, Right of Asylum, Salvadorans
Henry Stimson
Robert P. McNamara has written: 'Beating the Odds' 'Crossing the line' -- subject(s): Interracial marriage, Public opinion, Interpersonal relations, Race relations
The first US Secretary of Defense was James Vincent Forrestal. He served the office from September 17, 1947 until March 28, 1949.
US Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara believed more troops were required for the war in Vietnam. His recommendation to US President Johnson was to deploy at least 400,000 troops in Vietnam by the end of 1966.
McNamara was president of Ford Motor Company before joining the Johnson administration.
Robert S. McNamara
The Fog of War Eleven Lessons from the Life of Robert S- McNamara - 2003 is rated/received certificates of: Argentina:13 Australia:PG Brazil:12 Finland:K-11 Germany:12 Iceland:10 Italy:T Netherlands:MG6 Norway:A Singapore:PG Switzerland:10 (canton of Geneva) Switzerland:10 (canton of Vaud) USA:PG-13
Brenda McNamara Millette has written: 'The passage through menopause' -- subject(s): Menopause
William McNamara is an actor, not an author. He is known for his roles in films such as "Chasers" and "Copycat."