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Nuclear target structures (view source)
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These are [[population]] and industrial centers that probably wouldn't be hit in the first strikes but would be high on the lists for later destruction to further cripple [[America]]'s ability to fight a prolonged [[war]] and/or recover and function as a nation. [[Threats]] against these targets could also be used following the initial [[attack]]s to force our leadership to capitulate.
These are [[population]] and industrial centers that probably wouldn't be hit in the first strikes but would be high on the lists for later destruction to further cripple [[America]]'s ability to fight a prolonged [[war]] and/or recover and function as a nation. [[Threats]] against these targets could also be used following the initial [[attack]]s to force our leadership to capitulate.
==British Nuclear Response==
The British Navy operate four ballistic missile submarines as their main nuclear deterrent. Each captain has a letter from the current prime minister giving them instructions in the event of an attack by a hostile force. These are called the [[Letters of last resort]].
==Quotes==
==Quotes==
==See Also==
==See Also==
* [[Letters of last resort]]
* [[Mutually assured destruction]] and [[Balance of power]]
* [[Mutually assured destruction]] and [[Balance of power]]
* [[Essay:Free States Movement]]
* [[Essay:Free States Movement]]