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...The attractiveness of Adam Lowther’s study of American nuclear weapons policy is that it explains the complexities of the issue in very clear terms. It will help all readers understand the debate. In particular, it frames the issue of nuclear weapons in relationship to t...

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...Major Rick Paulsen's study analyzes the role of United States nuclear weapons in this new, multipolar environment. He begins with a historical look at the role nuclear weapons have played in US defense policy since 1945. He reviews current unclassified guidance and the spectrum of publi...

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...s Cataloging-in-Publication DataPaulsen, Richard A., 1956- The role of US nuclear weapons in the post-Cold War era / by Richard A. Paulsen. p. 207.... ...udes bibliographical references and index. 1. United States-Defenses. 2. Nuclear weapons-United States. 3. World poll- tics-1989- 1. Title. UA23... ... . . . . . . . . . . . xviii 1 HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF US NUCLEAR POLICY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ...sis and, in particular, to provide the analysis for hisyearly testimony before Congress. At that time, we vigorouslyprovided ... ... Shield and overrunallied forces inflicting heavy casualties? Americans askedquestions during the Gulf War, and they are not... ...ached its fruition,and the nuclear age was born at the Trinity test site in NewMexico. Three weeks later, the Enola Gay droppe... ...ed at Eniwetokatoll, achieving a yield of 10 .4 megatons. The Mike test was as important a milestone for the development of US thermonucl... ..., [President]Dwight Eisenhower viewed it as an integral part of Americandefense, and, in effect, a weapon of first resort." During ... ...nization The Soviets ran a massive, two-stage, "catch-up-to-the-Americans" nuclear program in the 1960s and the 1970sunder G...

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...An extended nuclear deterrent for protecting allies may also contribute significantly to nonproliferation efforts—the nuclear umbrella provides allies an assurance so they do not perceive the need to develop nuclear weapons arsenals for ...

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.... . .5 Research Questions and Methods . . . . .5 Outline . . . . .6 Summary, Conclusions, and Recommendations . . . . .6 2 WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF AMERICAN NUCLEAR WEAPONS? . . . . .11 Political Uses for US Nuclear Weapons . . . .12 A Special Case of Deterrence: Extended Nuclear Deterrence . . . . .15 Linking Extended Nuclear Deterrence and Nonproliferation . . . . ....

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...Let's be honest. No other parenting books even try to show you how to make your son or daughter a great American. We do. Thirty-one (31) great men and women from across many professions, genders, politics, religions, and walks of life--the products of extraordinary parenting and mentoring. This book offers the exact techniques,...

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...Introduction An easier childhood? There is a deep-seated river that contrarily runs through most American parenting. The belief that “my children” should have it easier than we, as parents, had it — when we were growing up. That is the worst mantra of parents! Spoiling your kids is the worst curse you can bestow upon ...

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...Art of ParentingLessons from the Parents and Mentors of Extraordinary Americans Volumes I, II & III By ... ...nAn easier childhood?There is a deep-seated river that contrarily runs through most American parenting.The belief that “my children” should have it ea... ... offers precise phrases and sensible patterns of familybehavior that produced great Americans. They worked for those parents andmentors. They can and ... ..., 1996, at age twenty-five, Armstrong received the terrible news:“You have cancer.” Testicular cancer. A particularly virulent kind. And it hadspread ... ...pread to his lungs and brain. He had been coughing up blood and had a large,painful testicular tumor. Immediate surgery and chemotherapy were needed.A... ...hat point his abilities and determination hadto either win or lose for him. History testifies to the positive results.We are all guilty of foisting of... ...d ideas. She led us on educational outings to museums and concerts, to [historical sites] . . . rattling out math challenges along the way. She was ... ...d inthe 1950’s. And he fumbled an historic chance in 1959 to arrange acomprehensive nuclear test ban agreement with the Soviet Union.On the religious ...

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...DLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataProlonged wars: the post-nuclear challenge / editors, Karl P. Magyar, Constantine P. Danopoulos. ... ...ary Sociology. Christopher Gregory was senior public affairs officer, Anglo-American Corporation of South Africa. Previously, he taughtAfrican politic... ...ches Middle Eastern politics atVillanova University. She has worked for the American FriendsService Committee in Jerusalem and the Ford Foundation inC... ...ted Kingdom and recentlycompleted a doctoral dissertation on South Africa’s nuclearweapons program. M. A. Shahriar Shirkhani received his undergraduat... ...n of theDepartment of History there. He was director of the Center forLatin American Studies at the University of Kansas from 1974 x... ... two world wars, and apotential war with the Soviets which, considering the nuclearprospect of it, was usually projected in yet shorter terms.Certainl... ..., andAlvin J. Cottrell.21 The publication of this volume waspreceded by the testimony of Strausz-Hupe, Cottrell, andDougherty at a hearing of the Hous... ...ationprograms in several Françophone African countries, is nowput to a real test. The guerrilla activities of the Movement forDemocracy and Developmen... ...nts that only after living for some time in the town ofTete did he receive “testimonial proof that local administratorsand many field officers deliber...

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...client-states. This increase in proliferation raised the issue of how the United States (US) should respond to a third world nation that is acquiring nuclear weapons. Should the United States depend on preventive attacks to stop the proliferation of nuclear weapons? Preventive attacks are politically untenable and are not militarily possible. Without perfect political cond...

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... . . . . . . . . 27 IllustrationsTable 1 United States–Soviet Nuclear Stockpiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ...ed States–Soviet Nuclear Stockpiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 2 Nuclear Facilities at Yongbyon . . . . . . . . . . . . .... ...e issue ofhow the United States (US) should respond to a third world nation that is acquiring nuclear weapons. Should the United States depend on pre... ... II cr ew duty atEllsworth Air Force Base (AFB), South Dakota; Minuteman III flight test programmanager, V andenberg AFB, Califor nia; ... ...man III flight test programmanager, V andenberg AFB, Califor nia; and Peacekeeper flight test pr ogrammanager, Headquarters Strategic Air Co... ...r , but thought it impossible. Anderson believed ifhis country had to fight, it must do so on American ter ms: I can visualizekeeping the Chase ... ...popular opinion? Looking at opinion polls, it seems thatin the late 1940s and early 1950s the American people supported the ideaof pr eventive war, at... ... individuals wer e overthat public opinion changed. In a September 1954 Gallup Poll, Americanswere specifically asked, “Some people say we sh... ...processing facility 200-megawatt reactor—TaechonThey have approximately 200 SAM sites consisting of SA-2s, SA-3s, andSA-5s (table 3). Al...

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...In China as Peer Competitor? Trends in Nuclear Weapons, Space, and Information Warfare Lt Col Kathryn L. Gauthier analyzes the potential for China to emerge as a peer competitor of the United States in the coming decades. First, she examines two traditional pillar...

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...Ancient Greece) • The Soviet Union, 1985-1991: End of an Era 31 • The Myth of Authoritarian Efficiency 36 • Summary 39 Chapter 2: CONSEQUENCES OF NUCLEAR WAR 42 • Types of Nuclear Bombs 42 • Effects of a Single Nuclear Explosion 44 (Ultraviolet Pulse / Electromagnetic Pulse / Heat / Blast / Ionizing Radiation / Hiroshima) • Effects of a Large Nuclear Explo...

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... Lives in the Balance The Cold War and American Politics, 1945-1991 Moti ... ...War, Lives in the Balance throws newlight on subjects as diverse as the nature of freedom, American Third World policies, roots of collectivemisbehavi... ...nce should be of special interest to those wishing tounderstand or change the realities of American politics."The voyage into a better future must beg... ...ives in the Balance does a remarkable job of integrating vast amounts of information about nuclearweapons and the Cold War, and it does so with a rare... ...ecessaryto create more humane policies in the future."-William A. Schwartz, co-author, The Nuclear SeductionA holder of degrees in genetics, philosoph... ... Harper & Row, Brave New World Revisited (1959) by Aldous Huxley;Houghton Mifflin Company, Nuclear Hostages (1983) by Bernard O'Keefe and Cleaning Up ... ... • Developing the H-Bomb 171 • The Moment of Hope: May 10, 1955 172 • The Comprehensive Test Ban 174 • The 1980s 178 • General Characteristics of... ...cident as ayoung student and Communist Party activist. According to one report, An acid test of the young student's basic human decency was posed b... ...ry, and profits. In 1972, he was given somemen, unused marginal farmland, and machinery to test his ideas. The experiment succeeded andlabor productiv...

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...f Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataArnold, Henry Harley, 1886-1950. American airpower comes of age : General Henry H. “Hap” Arnold’s World War ... ...arley, 1886-1950––Diaries. 2. World War, 1939-1945––Per- sonal narratives, American. 3. United States. Army Air Forces––Biography. 4. Generals––United... ...tes. Army Air Forces––History. 6. World War, 1939-1945––Aerial operations, American. 7. Air power––United States––History––20th century. I. Huston, Jo... ...feet.99 [Our aircraft areattacking] Big rocket manufacturing and launching sites inFrance, installation[s] concrete, 40 1,000 lb. bombs [dropped]in [t... ...by Eighth Air Force aircraft against what becameknown as the German rocket sites or Lowball targets were flown on 27August during the week prior to Ar... ...ified. 121AMERICAN AIRPOWER COMES OF AGE 112. Several New Testament references write of Jesus curing the crippledor palsied. This one... ... the retrieved parts that Arnold had sent fromEngland that an AAF copy was tested. Although neitherSpaatz nor Eaker could visualize any “immediate req... ...ided missiles to the AAF.141Labeled JB-2 by the AAF, more extensive flight tests werebegun in October 1944, after which Arnold unrealisticallytried to... ... PARIS AND GERMANYArnold’s support of Marshall “on the nuclear weapon decision”(which was made by Truman, not Marshall) in return ...

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... The QuestHaywood Hansell and American Strategic Bombing in World War II CHAR... ...Cataloging-in-Publication DataGriffith, Charles, 1957– The quest : Haywood Hansell and American strategic bombing in World War II /Charles Griffith. ... ...ludes bibliographical references and index. 1. World War, 1939–1945—Aerial operations, American. 2. Bombing, Aerial—History.3. Strategy. 4. Hansell, H... ...aj Gen Haywood S. Hansell Jr. and hisson, Col Haywood S. Hansell III, spoke before the NuclearStrategy Symposium given by the Center for Aerospace Doc... ...onal airpower would emergeas the most important deterrent. The proposed dethronementof nuclear weapons as the cornerstone of United States mili -tary ... ...he former German battleship Ostfriesland a tanchor off the coast of Virginia. In later tests he sank otherobsolete American battleships, but he failed... ...ower in 19THE QUESTNational Strategy,” a speech delivered before the Nuclear StrategySymposium, Maxwell AFB, Ala., 10–12 September 1... ...erious injuries.21 In 1931 Hansell suffered a more serious accident while con -ducting tests that would allow a P-12 to carry a radio. He wasinstructe... ...cating an independent air force for years, but in thewake of the successful battleship tests the chief of the AirService, Maj Gen Mason M. Patrick, ra...

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...re is a silent epidemic of enormous proportions composed of Autoimmune Diseases—nearly 100 different illnesses—that have already affected millions of Americans. Autoimmune Disease is now a major American health problem. The National Institutes of Health estimate that there are 23.5 million Americans suffering from Autoimmune Disease and the American Autoimmune Related Dise...

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...lular and metabolic processes in thenervous system and in other tissue.” ~ American Academy of Pediatrics“Our results show that children from countri... ...MMUNE EPIDEMIC In The USA More Americans suffer from Autoimmune Disorders than Cancer a... ...ases—nearly 100 different illness-es—that have already affected millions of Americans. Autoimmune Disease is now a major American health problem.The N... ...phology) and death. These changes include blebbing, cell shrinkage, nuclear fragmentation, chromatin condensation, chromosomal DNA fragmentati... ...esence ofaluminum in the cytoplasm of motor neurons with some neu-rons also testing positive for the presence of hyper-phosphory-lated tau protein, a ... ...el. All mice were sub-jected to a battery of motor and cognitive-behavioral tests over a 6-mo period postinjections. Following sacrifice,central nervo... ...immunohistochemistry for evidence of inflammation and celldeath. Behavioral testing showed motor deficits in the aluminum treatment group that express... ...rajah N4, Bachoud-Levi AC5, Authier FJ3.1. Department of Nuclear Medicine, H. Mondor Hospital, Assistance Publique-Hôpitaux de Pari... ...odies to Ro and La proteins were analysed by ELISA and the presence of anti-nuclear antibodies(ANA) was analysed by indirect immunofluorescence. ...

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...evels.” Strategic intelligence includes information provided by sources other than aircraft, including naval vessels, ground communications intercept sites, satellites, published literature, defectors, and spies. Because Air Force aircraft provided the bulk of information used by American war plans from 1945 to 1953, this book focuses on the origins of the USAF strategic ...

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...FALLS AND WAR PLANS, 1949 –1950 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93 Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124 5 THE TEST: STRATEGIC RECONNAISSANCE IN KOREA, 1950 –1953 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133 Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161 6 CONCLUSION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169 Notes . . . . . ...

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... Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124 5 THE TEST: STRATEGIC RECONNAISSANCE IN KOREA, 1950 –1953 .... ...ith a master’s degree in US diplomatic history fromCreighton University and a PhD in American military historyfrom Ohio State, Columbus, Ohio, Dr. Far... ... Chinesegovernment’s 11-day internment of the Navy flight crew shockedand amazed the American public. The ensuing diplomatic crisisand war of words re... ...US Navy reconnaissance aircraft shot downfrom 1946 to 1961 with the loss of over 100 American airmen.1The April 2001 collision focused world attention... ...ndthe Norden Mark XV bombsight.5 To airpower advocates, World War II represented the test ofstrategic air warfare. Despite prewar theories, the Battle... ...don raised fundamental moral questions. As aresult, the atomic age focused debate on nuclear strategy,deterrence, and the ethics of war.12 In contrast... ...articles, David AlanRosenberg revealed the limited size and capabilities ofAmerica’s nuclear stockpile in the immediate postwar period.13Although it w... ...ns of strategicbombers of the immediate postwar period (1945–53) and the lim-ited US nuclear stockpile, strategic aerial reconnaissancebecame a key to... ...ne painted so as to reduce itsvisibility against the sky.”31 World War II provided a test for airpower theory as well astechnology. Early British effo...

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...h Qatar against Assad.Qatar is trying to bring al Nusra closer to it, but the Americans havedesignated al-Nusra as a terrorist organization. Qatar wan... ...a-HezbollahAxis”.Qatar would also like to convince al-Nusra not to target the Americans andthe French, as al-Qaeda does, but instead focus on Assad an... ...'bright idea: give terrorists weapons to beat terrorists”, September 2015.The Americans still consider al-Nusra a terrorist organization, and theyknow... ... about Assad, especially after they reached a deal with Iranabout the Iranian nuclear program. Putin and HitlerI want to say one last ... ...They reveal a multilayered composition anddirectives for action, some already tested and others newly devised for the anarchicalsituation in Syria's r... ...ment.‖ ,31 32,33In another botched operation, al-Maqdisi (according to court testimony that he denied)gave al-Zarqawi seven grenades he had smuggled ... ...ce itcaptured Mosul in the summer of 2014.Since the finalizing of the Iranian nuclear agreement, Iran has been touted in Washingtonin some policy circ... ... status as a staunch U.S. ally.Much has changed. The Iraq war was the biggest test for the U.S.-Turkey relationshipsince the end of the Cold War. It f... ... constituted a potential "existential" threat due to its possession of alarge nuclear arsenal capable of striking the U.S.7, 8, 9Though for now al-Nus...

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...RIC PRECEDENT: A REQUIREMENT FOR FLEXIBILITY........................................ 9 The Lessons of War.................................... 9 The Nuclear Imperative............................. 15 Notes.................................................. 21 3 THE EFFECT OF TECHNOLOGY.................. 25 Real Smarts in Small Packages .................26 Near Nukes an...

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... War ............................................. 9 The Nuclear Imperative ........................................ 15... ... the World War 11 era of strategic bombardment and thepostwar requirement for nuclear deterrence is the association of long-rangecombat aircraft (bomb... ... is the association of long-rangecombat aircraft (bombers) with the strategic nuclear mission and, conversely, theassumption that the far more likely ... ...He was then assigned as an instructor pilot to the1550th Aircrew Training and Test Wing, Hill AFB, Utah, in the HH-43and H-1F and N model aircraft. Be... ...rging into the murderous fire of machine guns and repeating rifles, are vivid;testament to the tenacity of doctrinal theory based on organizational bi... ...y Review 34, no. 6 (SeptemberOctober1983): 2-1 1; and Russell F. Weigley, The American Way of War (New York: MacMillian, 1973). 3. McCormick, "Doctrin... ...ome up and fight, and when they did they were immediatelyengaged by escorting American fighters. One researcher described the effects ofthis campaign ... ...ates possessedmassive nuclear superiority than in later years. As time passed American policywas required to recognize the emergence of the Soviet Uni... ...issile (ABM) interceptor. Recently, the United States conducted a successful test of a direct-impactICBM interceptor. As one account reported, the in...

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...ale Demolition Crews Subversion Distraction & Misdirection Normalization of Internal Exploitation ♞ Stage 3: Deployment Deployment, Part Two Test Firing Internal Sabotage and Entrapment Indefinite Detainment, Indefinite Wars Waiting in Ambush Recollections: Training ♞ Stage 4: Detonation Wartime Child Traffickers – The Government of Argentina and the Abuel...

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... 242 Deployment, Part Two 258 Test Firing 273 Internal Sabota... ...t of Argentina and the Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo 327 Post-Nuclear Explosions 353 Anno No Domini... ...and corruption that they predictably cultivate.Weapons research (including nuclear, technological, and biowarfare) and thesubterfuge deemed necessary ... ... such a chance referencethat the original paper had contained a section on American students…This document was produced in two versions - one with the... ...en lied to. They were happy to continue thinking I was an idiot evenwhen I tested among the highest in the group.My friend who used to talk about ever... ...erything we saw while we walked through theprison was the one who probably tested the highest. She would turn out to be tooaware of her surroundings f... ...WWII and into the Cold War. Over time, many ofthe Germans disappeared into American military, industrial, and academicpositions.”Text Source: Museum o... ...olice/Second Image (United States - Bombing of U.S. Pentagon, 1972)Source: American Issues Project via Wikipedia18There is a significant probability t... ...ess success). I went word by word through abook about a world destroyed by nuclear war in which everyone was dead except thewhales. In that story, the...