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This was in the 1950s when a nuclear war was still considered winnable. This all changed as hydrogen bombs were combined with submarine launched ICBMs. That's
by Neonlicht 2y ago
This was in the 1950s when a nuclear war was still considered winnable.
This all changed as hydrogen bombs were combined with submarine launched ICBMs. That's when the MAD concept influenced political leaders on both sides.
- XorNot 2y agoIt's somewhat notable though that technically the "nuclear" part is almost less important then the delivery systems though. Consider South Korea and the North Korean conventional artillery aimed at Seoul.