Книга: John Stanton «The American National Security Consciousness, Culture and State»
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Производитель: "LAP Lambert Academic Publishing" A National Security Consciousness is firmly implanted in the psyche of the United States of America. Consequently, a National Security Culture and State has emerged as the defining characteristic of America in the early part of the 21st Century. This development was nearly a century in the making proceeding in fits and starts from the second decade of the 20th Century until the insurgent attacks of September 11, 2001 on New York City and Arlington, Virginia. Following that event, Whole of Government, Whole of Society strategies, tactics and operations were initiated to mobilize all of America s Instruments of National Power to secure its Homeland. The American public has sanctioned this vision and mission. Behind the veil of the National Security Consciousness, Culture and State is the engine that powers the United States: American Capitalism with all its creative beauty and terrible destruction, and cyclic crises that capitalism demands. The transition to the national security... ISBN:9783848437511 Издательство: "LAP Lambert Academic Publishing" (2012)
ISBN: 9783848437511 |
John Stanton
John Stanton (born
His early television work included a stint in the
After leaving "Homicide", Stanton continued to make guest appearances in "Division 4" and "Matlock Police", and then played the regular lead role of Nick Manning in the later years of soap opera "The Box". Jill Forster at that time also played the regular role of prim secretary Enid Parker in "The Box", and in the storyline Enid eventually had a one-night-stand with Stanton's character. When Stanton and Forster became expectant parents in real life and Forster left "The Box" to have the baby, likewise Enid fell pregnant and left to have the baby, and in the story Nick was the father. When Forster returned for the show's final episode in 1977 Enid's baby was played by Stanton and Forster's real-life child.
In 1981 he played the title character in the police series "Bellamy", and then took the role of the title "bagman" in the comedy film "
During the early 1990's Stanton portrayed the character of Oliver Blackwood in the TV series of
Voiceover roles
John Stanton was the
He is the narrator for the 8-part TV series "Australians at War", which commenced Anzac Day, 25 April 2001.
External links
* [http://www.australiansatwar.com.au/ "Australians at War" ] TV Series
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* [http://www.acro.com.au/teens/stanton.htm John Stanton] - stage, film and television credits
Источник: John Stanton
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