Category: Week 4: Cold War Economy
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Cold War Economy
In the Heefner article, it states that Dwight Eisenhower had a system of defense highways to provide efficient moving of…
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Military-industrial complex and the Economics of The Cold War
During the Cold War, the U.S pushed forth efforts of increasing defense and military buildup. One way of doing so…
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The Military Industrial Complex in South Dakota
The priority of national defense over all else shows us how the minutemen missiles were a part of the military-industrial…
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Forgotten History of the Cold War: SD Minutemen
During the Cold War, Dwight Eisenhower developed the idea of a “military-industrial complex” where the government, some corporations, and the…
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ECONOMY
The Minutemen missile’s economic impact is immense, especially at the local level. Of course the cost of making the missiles…
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Scars on the Landscape: South Dakota’s Unique History with Cold War Politics
Heefner’s article on the Minutemen Silo Memorial and the lasting impact of Cold-War economics on the Great Plains area illuminates…
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South Dakota’s hidden role in the Cold War
ABB During the Cold War, South Dakota’s western plains were selected to be the incubator for 150 Minuteman missiles, which…
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The Cold War Economy of South Dakota
The installation of the Minutemen Silos in South Dakota was a smaller part of the larger Cold War economy. The…
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Did the Cold War Ever Leave The Great Plains?
Heefner’s Missiles and Memories: Dismantling South Dakota’s Cold War demonstrates an intersection of the nation’s military and arms history, local…
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South Dakota’s Minutemen Missiles and the Military-Industrial Complex
During his farewell address in January of 1961, President Eisenhower said the following regarding the “immense military establishment” and “large…