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• Mutual Assured Destruction
  '''Mutual Assured Destruction (MAD)''' was a strategy shared between the [[Soviet Union]] and [[United St
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• Mutual Assured Destruction/Definition
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• Mutual Assured Destruction/Related Articles
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• Deterrence
  ==Mutual assured destruction== ...preventing nuclear warfare between the Soviet Union and the United States. Mutual assured destruction, with the rather appropriate acronym MAD, required each side to have a suff
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• Deterrence/Related Articles
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• Game theory/Related Articles
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• Mutual Assured Destruction
  '''Mutual Assured Destruction (MAD)''' was a strategy shared between the [[Soviet Union]] and [[United St
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• Containment policy/Related Articles
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• Countervalue
  It became the basis of [[Mutual Assured Destruction]], sometimes called a "balance of terror" in the [[Cold War]], in which bot
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• Revolution in military affairs
  ...w a revolution can take place without actually using the weapons was the [[mutual assured destruction]] nuclear deterrence model of the [[Cold War]].
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• Strategic strike
  ...the survivable second-strike capability that led to the joint strategy of Mutual Assured Destruction (MAD). <ref name=Krepinevich2001>{{citation
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• Command responsibility
  ...campaigns of the [[Second World War]] or the effects of nuclear war had [[mutual assured destruction]] been invoked during the [[Cold War]], is licit for nations but not for no
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• Ronald Reagan
  ...ar destruction. To opponents, SDI meant a new arms race and the end of the Mutual Assured Destruction ("MAD") strategy that they believed had so far prevented nuclear war. The
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• Single Integrated Operational Plan
  ...ve strategic defense was a potential disruption to the existing balance of Mutual Assured Destruction, even with its "warfighting" refinements.
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