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Counterforce

In nuclear strategy, a counterforce target is one that has a military value, such as a launch silo for intercontinental ballistic missiles, an airbase at which nuclear-armed bombers are stationed, a homeport for ballistic missile submarines, or a command and control installation.

Counterforce disarming first-strike weapons, Cold War & Theory

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Counterforce disarming first-strike weapons

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Counterforce

Nodes42
Edges41
Triples50
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.047619
Components1

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Counterforce

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related to Counterforce disarming first-strike weapons · 42
Counterforce → Ababeel, Asian Russia, Ballistic Missile Defence, CEP, CONUS, Decommissioned, Deployed, DSMAC, Europe, European, Extremely, Has, However, ICBM, India's, Main, Minuteman III, MIRV, MIRV ICBM, MIRV IRBM
related to Theory · 4
Counterforce → Countervalue, In, One, Soviet Union
related to Cold War · 3
Counterforce → Because, Cold War, Later-generation
is a · 1
Counterforce → type of attack which was originally proposed during the Cold War.Because of the low accuracy

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Counterforceis atype of attack which was originally proposed during the Cold War.Because of the low accuracy0.90text
Counterforcerelated to Cold WarCold War0.60section
Counterforcerelated to Cold WarBecause0.60section
Counterforcerelated to Cold WarLater-generation0.60section
Counterforcerelated to Counterforce disarming first-strike weaponsAbabeel0.60section
Counterforcerelated to Counterforce disarming first-strike weaponsMIRV0.60section
Counterforcerelated to Counterforce disarming first-strike weaponsPakistan0.60section
Counterforcerelated to Counterforce disarming first-strike weaponsIndia's0.60section
Counterforcerelated to Counterforce disarming first-strike weaponsBallistic Missile Defence0.60section
Counterforcerelated to Counterforce disarming first-strike weaponsR-36M0.60section
Counterforcerelated to Counterforce disarming first-strike weaponsSS-18 Satan0.60section
Counterforcerelated to Counterforce disarming first-strike weaponsDeployed0.60section

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