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("DEFCON 1" is an outbreak of nuclear war. "DEFCON 2" is the second-highest level, and was declared during the Cuban Missile Crisis.) |
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'''DEFCON''' is the "defense readiness condition," which is state of alertness to military conflict as determined from time to time by the [[United States Armed Forces]]. | '''DEFCON''' is the "defense readiness condition," which is state of alertness to military conflict as determined from time to time by the [[United States Armed Forces]]. | ||
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Revision as of 00:03, October 18, 2022
DEFCON is the "defense readiness condition," which is state of alertness to military conflict as determined from time to time by the United States Armed Forces.
"DEFCON 1" is an outbreak of nuclear war. "DEFCON 2" is the second-highest level, and was declared during the Cuban Missile Crisis.