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Arms In The '80S: New Developments In The Global Arms Race (Routledge Library Editions: Nuclear Security),New Kusmer The New York Times)In The 1980S The World Spent An Enormous Amount On Preparations For War. Year By Year, More And More Resources Went Into The Military Sector. More And More Complex Weapon Systems Were Devised. At The Time, Of All Research Scientists And Engineers In The World, More Than One In Four Was Working For The Military. Throughout The 40 Years Since The End Of World War Ii, The Technological Arms Race Continued. Then Began Moving Faster. The United States Lead