Cold War Campaign

A Cold War Campaign is a military campaign that employed cold war campaign indirect confrontations between cold war campaign superpower blocs without cold war campaign direct military engagement.

• AKA: Superpower Competition Campaign, Ideological Confrontation Campaign, Bipolar Competition Campaign.
• Context:
  • It can typically maintain Cold War Campaign Nuclear Deterrences through cold war campaign MAD doctrines.
  • It can typically support Cold War Campaign Proxy Conflicts in cold war campaign third world countrys.
  • It can typically conduct Cold War Campaign Ideological Warfare via cold war campaign propaganda systems.
  • It can typically establish Cold War Campaign Alliance Systems forming cold war campaign military blocs.
  • It can typically pursue Cold War Campaign Arms Races developing cold war campaign weapon systems.
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  • It can often create Cold War Campaign Regional Wars through cold war campaign proxy forces.
  • It can often generate Cold War Campaign Nuclear Crisises risking cold war campaign global war.
  • It can often produce Cold War Campaign Client States dependent on cold war campaign superpower patrons.
  • It can often trigger Cold War Campaign Technology Competitions advancing cold war campaign military capabilitys.
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  • It can range from being a Regional Cold War Campaign to being a Global Cold War Campaign, depending on its cold war campaign geographic scope.
  • It can range from being a Low-Intensity Cold War Campaign to being a High-Intensity Cold War Campaign, depending on its cold war campaign confrontation level.
  • It can range from being a Bipolar Cold War Campaign to being a Multipolar Cold War Campaign, depending on its cold war campaign power structure.
  • It can range from being a First Cold War Campaign to being a Second Cold War Campaign, depending on its cold war campaign historical period.
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• Example(s):
  • U.S.-Soviet Cold War Campaign (1947-1991) dividing cold war campaign global system.
  • Cold War Regional Campaigns, such as:
    • Korean Cold War Campaign (1950-1953) producing cold war campaign divided nation.
    • Vietnam Cold War Campaign (1955-1975) demonstrating cold war campaign domino theory.
    • Central America Cold War Campaign (1970s-1980s) supporting cold war campaign local conflicts.
  • New Cold War Campaign (2014-present) between cold war campaign U.S.-led bloc and cold war campaign Russia-China axis.
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• Counter-Example(s):
  • Hot War Campaigns, which involve cold war campaign direct combat.
  • Peaceful Competition Campaigns, which avoid cold war campaign military dimension.
  • Détente Periods, which reduce cold war campaign tension levels.
• See: Military Campaign, War on Terror Campaign, Proxy War System, Nuclear Deterrence System, Ideological Warfare, Superpower Competition, Foreign Policy System.

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