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nuclear strategy

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
nuclear strategy a policy for the use of nuclear weapons . The first atomic bombs were used in the context of the Allies' World War II policy of strategic bombing. Early in the cold war , U.S. policy was for massive retaliation with Strategic Air Command bombers in the event of war with the USSR. In 1949, after the Soviets exploded their first atomic device, the United States elaborated other policies, but these did not affect the ever-increasing numbers, types, and explosive force of nuclear arsenals throughout the world. During the cold war, the nuclear strategies of the United... Read more
Nuclear Strategy
The Oxford Companion to United States History Nuclear Strategy. Until 1945, Americans could assume ... or defense were even conceivable. Nuclear strategy became an academic discipline as well ... worked in strict secrecy. The last were nuclear strategy's most significant practitioners and ... Read more
Nuclear Strategy and Diplomacy
Encyclopedia of American Foreign Policy Nuclear Strategy and Diplomacy Kenneth ... remotely approached the nuclear bomb in transforming strategy and diplomacy. In the nuclear age, for the first ... observed, "A strong strategy of annihilation could ... another's stockpiles of nuclear weapons. Time and again ... delivery ... Read more

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