Nuclear Survivalist

Imagine a future in which nuclear attack submarines (SSNs) can deploy undersea drones (UUVs) to hunt, and possibly kill, enemy subs. The U.S. …

… is still the largest since World War II (even adjusting for inflation), and it’s even more notable for what it emphasizes: building more nuclear weapons, …

“Sam’s Story follows former US Marine Sam, a Spartan Ranger who has worked under Colonel Miller since the nuclear war devastated Moscow, and …

There’s a ‘doomsday vault’ out in Norway, where nearly a million seeds have been stored in case of an apocalyptic event like nuclear war, irreversible …

… mechanized warfare keeping nuclear warfare secondary. This made the ground forces predominant, supported by Air Force, Navy and second Arty.

The Cold War saw numerous submarine accidents, especially on the Soviet side. For much of its existence, the USSR tried to maintain a world-beating …

… issues are not resolved between two nuclear-armed South Asian neighbors, Khan said that the danger of nuclear war and annihilation of 130 million …

Two months ago, Friedson was the lone council member to abstain on a ceremonial resolution urging federal leaders to limit nuclear war.

Nuclear proliferation, the ethics of cloning and genetic engineering, nanotechnology, and Cold War politics all would make for interesting themes to …

Remember the Cuban Missile Crisis, when the world narrowly avoided nuclear war? That really bummed Che out. He wanted to at least level New …