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    Franciel Baez Mr. Kazlauskas AP US History/ Period: 5 Research Paper 17 June 2015 During World War II the greatest military powers at the time, the United States and the Soviet Union, had strong tensions between one another. The Cold War permanently shaped the United States military system. During World War II, as tensions raised between the United States and the Soviet Union, the advancement of technology increased dramatically, which eventually led to the Nuclear Arms Race. As a result of this

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    In this paper, I will be discussing the Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM). In addition, I will cover the newly revealed DF-26 ICBM missile. The advancement of China’s missile program and nuclear program will discusse. I will also briefly talk about the vehicle on which the DF-26 is carried, and launched. The threat against Guam will be a main topic of this paper. I will also discuss the United Sates Military forces that are located on the island of Guam. China is one of three countries

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    Isaac Cyr  7th grade research project   Cuban Missile Crisis  February 23, 2017       Did you know that our world was one time at the edge of total nuclear warfare, and a a push of a button the world as we know it could be decimated?  That was the life for some people during October 1962.  This major event in history is known as the Cuban Missile Crisis.         The main part of the Cuban Missile Crisis a thirteen day span where United States president  John F. Kennedy and Russian leader Khrushev

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    The weapon was developed as a deterrent against both the United States and the Soviet Union. Two years later, China had a fission bomb capable of being put onto a nuclear missile. It tested its first hydrogen bomb ("Test No. 6") in 1967, a mere 32 months after testing its first nuclear weapon (the shortest fission-to-fusion development known in history).[40] The country is currently thought to have had a stockpile of around

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    Cold War Essay The Cold War started with the end of WWII 1945 and finally ended in 1991. It was against the Soviet Union and the United States. This “war” was fought through nuclears threats and actions. Soviets and US remain the two last superpowers. Tensions grew between the soviet union and the United States which led to world changing technologies like nuclear bombs on both sides of the war. The tensions that were between the Soviet Union and the US were growing. Nuclear

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    air crafts and missiles) along the 55th parallel of North America. Thanks to the DEW line system of radars, North America is given about three hours before largely populated cities are reached by aircraft or missile from the Soviet Union. On September 12, 1957 NORAD came online in Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado. NORAD played an unusual role during the Cold War. On July 31, 1979 Ronald Reagan visited NORAD. During Reagan’s visit asked if the United States had any defense against a missile attack and was

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    According to the article “North Korea submarine fires ballistic missile” published by BBC, North Korea has recently launched a missile, which didn’t raise our suspicion entirely, however in the end, North Korea was the one who had gained suspicion about the United States of America, and South Korea. The KN-11, being the type of missile that was shot, was launched from a submarine into the Sea of Japan. The missile traveled approximately 300 miles or 500 kilometers. Additionally, the location was

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    technological revolution in WWII were brought to the United States under their leader Wernher von Braun, who built the rockets that sent American astronauts to space and the moon. “Americans initiated development of Electronic computers for calculating ballistics and other battlefield equations” (Riddle 117). They developed mechanical trajectory calculators, and small computers made from cardboard that later transformed into electronic digital computers. “The electronic devices used by military soldiers

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    on the Limitation of Strategic Offensive Arms had a five-year duration that would freeze the number of strategic ballistic missiles, such as the ICBM’s and the submarine-launched ballistic missiles (SLBM’s), at the current level that was held in 1972. The ABM Treaty limited strategic missile defenses to 200 interceptors for each government and allowed each side to construct two missile defense sites, one to protect the national capital, the other to protect one ICBM field. A second round for SALT

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    about. The idea of a submersible ship has been around since the Revolution, although its success was minimal at best. The first modern submarine would be developed in the late 19th century and would be first used successfully in warfare by the Germans in World War 1. It arguably led to the American’s victory over Japan in World War II. Since their development submarines have paved the way for the evolution of strategy, revolutionary new tactics, as well as playing a vital role in the nuclear triad,

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