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Introduction,r, the number had grown twenty-two times larger. By January 1961, the United States fielded 18,686 atomic arms.. While a considerable portion of this expansion is attributed to warheads carried by long-range bombers or missiles, about one-fifth of the 1961 total was allocated for defensive use over

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The Origins of Nuclear Air Defense Arms,ven more challenging. Owing to technological improvements honed in World War II, airplanes flew higher and faster than their predecessors. In the years following the war’s end, for example, average bomber speeds nearly doubled and cruising altitudes increased from 35,000 to 40,000 feet. “[N]o equipm

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Testing, Predelegating, and Announcing,oped amid continuing concerns about the Soviet bomber force, occasional publicity about the protective measures being readied in response, and policy changes that seemed essential. Testing was also necessary, both to resolve significant design challenges and to demonstrate the safety of the forthcom

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Conclusion,eed for the weapons and accepted the ideas upon which they were predicated. Indeed, it was not until John F. Kennedy’s administration that atomic anti-bomber armament reached its peak deployment in the United States. Shortly afterward, however, the nation’s defense preparations underwent substantial

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