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MDAA
(redirected from Mutual Defense Assistance Act)

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MDAAMissile Defense Advocacy Alliance
MDAAMassachusetts District Attorneys Association
MDAAMutual Defense Assistance Act
MDAAMinnesota Dental Assistants Association
MDAAMason Dixon Auto Auction (Greencastle, PA)
MDAAMisuse of Drugs Amendment Act (New Zealand)


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In 1949 the Mutual Defense Assistance Act (PL 81-329) created the Military Assistance Program which made mutual security pacts and the concept of security assistance integral and intertwined elements of the doctrine of containing Soviet expansion.
How an International Logistics Control Office goes to War by Caudill, Tom H. / DISAM Journal
Specifically, it was agreed that USMTM would administer assistance under the terms of the Mutual Defense Assistance Act of 1949 and the Mutual Security Act of 1951 to assist and advise Saudi Arabian armed forces with respect to plans, organization, administrative principles, and training methods.
United States Military Training Mission: A Paradigm for Regional ... by Johnson Jr., Silas R. / DISAM Journal
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