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Home / What Don’t We Need Anymore?: U.S. Land-Based Strategic Weapons Modernization and the End of the Cold War
 
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What Don’t We Need Anymore?: U.S. Land-Based Strategic Weapons Modernization and the End of the Cold War

Eric K. Graben
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This book provides an analysis that determines which land-based strategic weapons the United Staes should retain in the post Cold War era. The future of the former Soviet Union and deterrence theory are examined to develop strategic criteria for evaluating weapon systems, and a computer model, included in the text, finds land-based forces that most inexpensively meet these criteria.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
University Press of America
Country
United States
Date
15 September 1992
Pages
270
ISBN
9780819187802

This book provides an analysis that determines which land-based strategic weapons the United Staes should retain in the post Cold War era. The future of the former Soviet Union and deterrence theory are examined to develop strategic criteria for evaluating weapon systems, and a computer model, included in the text, finds land-based forces that most inexpensively meet these criteria.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
University Press of America
Country
United States
Date
15 September 1992
Pages
270
ISBN
9780819187802

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