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The Us nuclear shift in the Pacific: implications for strategic stability / David McDonough

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McDONOUGH David

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TextPublication details: 2006Subject(s):

UNITED STATES -- SUBMARINES -- NUCLEAR WEAPONS

In: RUSI Journal Vol 151 No 2, April 2006, pp64-68Summary: The U.S. is currently modernizing its legacy nuclear arsenal including many sea-based weapons systems. The later are gradually being moved from current locations to the Pacific Ocean, a deployment shift which is said to have potentially destabilising implications.

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The U.S. is currently modernizing its legacy nuclear arsenal including many sea-based weapons systems. The later are gradually being moved from current locations to the Pacific Ocean, a deployment shift which is said to have potentially destabilising implications.

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