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The '''special relationship''' is the phrase often used to characterize the warm [[political]], [[diplomatic]], [[historical]], and [[cultural]] relations between the [[United States of America]] and the [[United Kingdom|United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland]].
The '''special relationship''' is the phrase often used to characterize the warm [[political]], [[diplomatic]], [[historical]], and [[cultural]] relations between the [[United States of America]] and the [[United Kingdom|United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland]].
Although the United States also maintains close relationships with [[Canada]], [[Israel]], [[Japan]] and [[Mexico]], the level of cooperation in military planning, execution of military operations, [[nuclear]] weapon technology sharing and intelligence sharing between the U.S. and UK is unparalleled.
Although the United States also maintains close relationships with [[Canada]], [[Israel]], [[Japan]] and [[Mexico]], the level of cooperation in military planning, execution of military operations, [[nuclear]] weapon technology sharing and [[intelligence sharing]] between the U.S. and UK is unparalleled.
The origin of the term may be [[Winston Churchill]]'s "Sinews of Peace Address" in Fulton, [[Missouri]], better known for addressing the rise of communism and the Iron Curtain.
The origin of the term may be [[Winston Churchill]]'s "Sinews of Peace Address" in Fulton, [[Missouri]], better known for addressing the rise of communism and the Iron Curtain.