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• George Kistiakowsky
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• George Kistiakowsky/Definition
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• George Kistiakowsky/Related Articles
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• George Kistiakowsky/External Links
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• George Kistiakowsky/External Links
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• George Bogdan Kistiakowsky
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• Fission device
  ...nhattan Project, the chemical explosive systems were the responsibility of George Kistiakowsky's teams, making him, a physical chemist, as critical as any of the nuclear ...nhattan Project, the chemical explosive systems were the responsibility of George Kistiakowsky's teams, making him, a physical chemist, as critical as any of the nuclear
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• United States Strategic Command
  ...became increasingly concerned about SAC's making its own policy, and sent George Kistiakowsky to force a review of plans. It took Presidential authority to have SAC form
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• Single Integrated Operational Plan
  ...policy input into nuclear planning, and, when Eisenhower's representative George Kistiakowsky, a key person in designing the first nuclear weapons, reviewed the plans, w In 1958, George Kistiakowsky, a key Manhattan Project scientist and Science Advisor to the President in
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• Robert McNamara
  ...mand]]; Eisenhower's initiative, managed by presidential science advisor [[George Kistiakowsky]], led to the first set of nuclear war plans that both reflected civilian n
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• March Definitions
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• National technical means of verification
  In 1960, George Kistiakowsky introduced the "threshold principle" that balances the needs of arms contro
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• Dwight D. Eisenhower
  ...Command]] (SAC) to accept civilian guidance. After his science advisor, [[George Kistiakowsky]], who had been involved in nuclear weapons development, was rebuffed on hi
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