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The basic military strategy of Eisenhower's and Dulles's New Look foreign policy in the 1950s aimed ata) the dismantling of the military-industrial complex.b) massive new military spending.c) greater reliance on air power and the deterrent power of nuclear weapons than on the army and navy.d) a buildup of unconventional and guerrilla-warfare forces.e) the rapid deployment of the navy and marines to trouble spots.
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