Dec 2006 A report on the status of Britain’s nuclear weapons, including: targeting plans, the impact nuclear use would have on the Moscow area, and the legal implications of nuclear use. The UK’s ‘sub-strategic’ nuclear capability is also discussed. By John Ainslie Download if the embedded view has a problem
Trident Britain’s Weapon of Mass Destruction
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Marxism Today, ‘Square Leg.’
December 1980.
‘International Civil Defence. No.339: Nuclear Defence, Key Points.’
No date.
Times, ‘Who will see off the Spetsnaz.’
18 September 1985.
Misc newspaper stories, ‘Brave defender, Nuke horror.’
1986.
Misc newspaper stories: ‘Exercise goes on despite deaths.’
1985.
The Observer, ‘Allies upset by US hell on wheels.’
30 September 1984.
Scotsman, David Wallen, ‘NATO starts £1m exercise.’
08 September 1989.
Observer Scotland, ‘Allies hone sharp spear.’
10 September 1989.
New Statesman, ‘Investigation: Defence, If War Came Close We Would Have New Masters.’
13 September 1985.
Michael Evans, NATO help sought over inactive subs
no date
US Joint Chiefs of Staff, Doctrine for joint theatre nuclear operations
9 February 1996