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... force buildup in the 1960s . Now it might be assumed on the basis of these estimates that a force of 300 strategic nuclear weapons would suffice . Of course , far more were necessary . To begin with , our forces are designed on the ...
... force buildup in the 1960s . Now it might be assumed on the basis of these estimates that a force of 300 strategic nuclear weapons would suffice . Of course , far more were necessary . To begin with , our forces are designed on the ...
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... force must be capable of riding out an effective Soviet attack and still delivering the 25 to 50 percent assured destruction . By now , one can see that a force of many thousands of nuclear warheads , dispersed in a wide variety of ...
... force must be capable of riding out an effective Soviet attack and still delivering the 25 to 50 percent assured destruction . By now , one can see that a force of many thousands of nuclear warheads , dispersed in a wide variety of ...
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... Force cadets , the noncommissioned techni- cians , and the maintenance workers , many of whom were sympathetic to Islamic moder- nism as advocated by Bazargan and Shari'ati . Their mutinous demonstrations of support for Khomeini ...
... Force cadets , the noncommissioned techni- cians , and the maintenance workers , many of whom were sympathetic to Islamic moder- nism as advocated by Bazargan and Shari'ati . Their mutinous demonstrations of support for Khomeini ...
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BEYOND THE WELFARE STATE VI | 37 |
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