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Wouldn't an increase to the survivability of the command-and-control structure of the US nuclear forces mean that it would be harder for another power to think
by afarrell 8y ago
Wouldn't an increase to the survivability of the command-and-control structure of the US nuclear forces mean that it would be harder for another power to think they could succeed in a nuclear attack on the US? Wouldn't that tend to decrease the likelihood of war?
- sdkjskf 8y agoOnly if strategic balance is maintained. Otherwise there is a huge incentive for the stronger party to strike and win all The MAD equilibrium is very fragile!