The Protracted Conflict JAMES BURNHAM
Public discussion of national defense features an imposing array of statistics, technical language, charts and graphs. Whether you want our strategic weapons to be doubled or cut in half, you will deploy in support of your proposal a multitude of warheads, first strikes, megatons, ULMS, launch vehicles, electronic countermeasures, FOBS, probability ratios, MIRVs, casualty estimates, alternative scenarios, MAD and loss acceptability projections. And you present your case in the form of a rational, scientific analysis proceeding from the military facts to a logical conclusion.




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