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Strategic Air Command

為了解決京元電 2020 研究報告的問題，作者Wright, Kevin 這樣論述：

Strategic Air Command (SAC) was the pre-eminent military actor in US nuclear policy from the start to the end of the Cold War. Illustrated with over 170 photographs, this book provides an examination of SAC, covering its aircraft, operations, people and locations. It will look at the introduction

of new aircraft and early ballistic missiles with Curtis LeMay as Commander of SAC up to Cuban missile crisis. Post Cuba, the B-52 and KC-135 dominated force and second generation missiles will be covered. Then, the late 1960s/early1970s will see the pressures of the bomber force involvement in Vie

tnam, and the introduction of the FB-111A. Finally, comes the introduction of the B-1 and how, in 1980s, SAC readiness reached a peak. Interweaved through that account will be material covering new equipment, the importance of SAC strategic reconnaissance aircraft (the RB-29, RB-45, RB-50, U-2/TR-1,

SR-71, B-47 and RC-135), SAC readiness programmes (ORI), and its command and control mechanisms - especially EC-135s and E-4s and PACCS.

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新冠疫情與新型態非傳統安全威脅-我國與新加坡應變機制之比較研究

為了解決京元電 2020 研究報告的問題，作者張謝佛 這樣論述：

2019年開始流行的新冠疫情對人類造成嚴重衝擊，各國政府均全力應對，本文從非傳統安全視角比較我國及新加坡疫情應變機制，目的在探討新加坡防疫成功的經驗及方法，作為我國之參考借鏡。新冠疫情最初出現於中國，鑑於兩岸民間往來頻繁，唯恐疫情流入蔓延，我國在初期採取嚴密邊境管制，雖頗具成效，後由於民航機組員染疫而出現防疫缺口，進一步造成我國本土社區感染擴散而進入三級警戒階段，後續在疫苗政策、採購及施打上又因劑量不足，施打覆蓋率也低於新加坡，導致疫情擴大。新加坡在Delta及Omicron病毒流行期間，雖然初期邊境管制不彰，後續進入社區感染又爆發移工問題，但星國政府鼓勵大眾接種疫苗且進行例行篩檢，並進行阻

斷措施、安全管理措施以及疫苗接種差異化措施，鼓勵施打追加劑以因應疫情變化，至2022年4月26日已全面開放施打三劑疫苗的國內外人口出入境，進而使經濟活動復甦，人民得以如常生活。有鑑於病毒仍在不斷變異中，未來我國政府仍應謹慎應對，並參考國外成功經驗，才能確保衛生安全同時兼顧經濟發展。

The Cultural History of Musical Instruments in Scotland: 1700 to the Present Day

為了解決京元電 2020 研究報告的問題，作者Williams, Vivien E. (EDT)/ Cheape, Hugh (EDT) 這樣論述：

What can a bagpipe, a fiddle or a harpsichord tell us about national culture and identity? Each country has a different story to tell, and Scotland's story has not yet been told. This book traces the cultural and social history of musical instruments in Scotland. Each chapter focuses on a differe

nt instrument, discussing its appearance in literature and art, its presence or rendition in music, and its organological development. There are clear links with the historical, socio-cultural, political, even religious milieux of the nation, as the book addresses such questions as 'Why was bagpipe

music considered anti-Christian?' 'Why were genteel ladies for centuries not depicted playing the flute?' and 'What is the BBC's role in promoting Scottish fiddle music?'This book is the first authoritative source to provide a deep understanding of the cultural history of instruments which have had,

and often still have, great societal impact in Scotland. It will interest a wide readership - from enthusiasts of Scottish music to cultural historians, from art specialists to music collectors, from curators to university lecturers.