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portada The Trilateral Force: The Atlantic Alliance and the Future of Nuclear Weapons Strategy
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Language
English
Pages
42
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
27.9 x 21.6 x 0.2 cm
Weight
0.12 kg.
ISBN13
9781502923851
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The Trilateral Force: The Atlantic Alliance and the Future of Nuclear Weapons Strategy

United States Air Force (Author) · Createspace · Paperback

The Trilateral Force: The Atlantic Alliance and the Future of Nuclear Weapons Strategy - United States Air Force

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Synopsis "The Trilateral Force: The Atlantic Alliance and the Future of Nuclear Weapons Strategy"

The United States seems trapped in the policy paradox of desiring continued nuclear arms reductions while recognizing the current reality of needing to maintain a robust nuclear arms deterrent. How far can the United States decrease its nuclear weapons stockpile and still maintain the required effective deterrent? How many nuclear weapons are enough? In the future, only through nuclear coalition operations can the United States continue to meet its national security commitments at minimum deterrence levels. A proposed Trilateral Force is a viable means of maintaining a Nuclear Triad capable of meeting extended deterrence security commitments, while preserving strategic stability at the lowest possible nuclear arsenal levels, at the least cost and greatest efficiency. A Trilateral Force structure bridges seemingly opposing requirements of national security. It allows the United States to incrementally and continually reduce its nuclear arsenal in pursuit of arms reduction goals, preserving operational capability and strategic stability among the world's nuclear powers, while maintaining a credible minimal deterrence posture. By linking an increase in nuclear coalition operations to a decrease in nuclear arsenals, the United States can bridge the gap between the desire for global zero and the need to maintain an effective nuclear deterrent.

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