The United States and the Soviet Union created in depth nuclear targeting doctrines which still exist today. The debate is still active today as nuclear arsenals are reduced from Cold War levels whether nuclear weapons and their infrastructure should be the target or whether the cities should be the only target. Part 2 covers the later question.

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The United States and the Soviet Union created in depth nuclear targeting doctrines which still exist today. The debate is still active today as nuclear arsenals are reduced from Cold War levels whether nuclear weapons and their infrastructure should be the target or whether the cities should be the only target. Part 2 covers the later question.

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Nuclear Warfare Part 8

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The United States and the Soviet Union created in depth nuclear targeting doctrines which still exist today. The debate is still active today as nuclear arsenals are reduced from Cold War levels whether nuclear weapons and their infrastructure should be the target or whether the cities should be the only target. Part 2 covers the later question.

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The aircraft carrier has been the backbone of the U.S. Navy since World War II with the aircraft carrier serving as a frontline of U.S. power projection. It has also served as a symbol of U.S. power and therefore has also served a diplomatic power on what is a U.S. priority during geopolitical upheaval. The continued cost overruns and production issues and the advances in modern warfare technology leads to the question is it time to reconsider the role of the aircraft carrier in its current supercarrier state?

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The aircraft carrier has been the backbone of the U.S. Navy since World War II with the aircraft carrier serving as a frontline of U.S. power projection. It has also served as a symbol of U.S. power and therefore has also served a diplomatic power on what is a U.S. priority during geopolitical upheaval. The continued cost overruns and production issues and the advances in modern warfare technology leads to the question is it time to reconsider the role of the aircraft carrier in its current supercarrier state?

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The aircraft carrier has been the backbone of the U.S. Navy since World War II with the aircraft carrier serving as a frontline of U.S. power projection. It has also served as a symbol of U.S. power and therefore has also served a diplomatic power on what is a U.S. priority during geopolitical upheaval. The continued cost overruns and production issues and the advances in modern warfare technology leads to the question is it time to reconsider the role of the aircraft carrier in its current supercarrier state?

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NASA has outlined its criteria for a new space station that will replace the International Space Station when it is retired in 2030. The NASA goals are to replace the government run space station with commercial companies creating and running the space station that NASA will lease space for its goals for technology creation and gain experience in long endurance human space flight.

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NASA has outlined its criteria for a new space station that will replace the International Space Station when it is retired in 2030. The NASA goals are to replace the government run space station with commercial companies creating and running the space station that NASA will lease space for its goals for technology creation and gain experience in long endurance human space flight.

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NASA has outlined its criteria for a new space station that will replace the International Space Station when it is retired in 2030. The NASA goals are to replace the government run space station with commercial companies creating and running the space station that NASA will lease space for its goals for technology creation and gain experience in long endurance human space flight.

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