Gen. Dwight Eisenhower stresses need for continuation of selective service during Congressional hearing testimony

The transcript discusses the role of the United States military in maintaining global peace. It highlights the importance of the US military's resources, technology, and trained personnel in ensuring peace and security. The speaker emphasizes that the military's potential is crucial for peace, aligning with the United Nations' goals. The transcript concludes by advocating for a program of universal military training as a fair and democratic way to demonstrate the US's commitment to peace and readiness against aggression.

What is the speaker's role in the context of the United Nations?

• A peacekeeper in the United Nations

• A civilian advisor to the United Nations

• A responsible position in the armed forces

• A diplomat representing the United Nations

According to the speaker, what is the greatest motivating force for world peace?

• Cultural exchanges

• The organized military potential of the United States

• Economic sanctions

• Diplomatic negotiations

What does the speaker believe about the U.S. military's role in maintaining peace?

• It should be completely demobilized

• It is unnecessary and should be reduced further

• It is crucial as long as the world believes in its readiness

• It should focus more on domestic issues

How does the speaker view the relationship between U.S. military strength and the United Nations?

• Contrary to the UN's purposes

• A hindrance to the UN's mission

• Essential to the UN's success

• Irrelevant to the UN's goals

What program does the speaker suggest to demonstrate the U.S.'s commitment to peace?

• A global disarmament initiative

• A program of universal military training

• A humanitarian aid program

• An international peace conference