Nuclear Survivalist

The nuclear war is over. … In a world devastated by the fallout of the last great war, Norway has become the last great bastion of humanity now known …

… strong alliance in the 1980s, a time when the Cold War was never far from the headlines and the threat of nuclear war with Russia was ever-present.

Medals are given out for other wars, and I believe that veterans who faced the threat of nuclear war and ultimately defeated Communist Russia …

Russia has almost finished building a secure nuclear command and control post capable of withstanding a nuclear strike, President Vladimir Putin …

Veterans Day started out as a memorial to the end of “the war to end all wars,” … That if 50 nations sign the treaty, the use of nuclear weapons will be …

… short of nuclear war. Yet in itself, signing this agreement does little except restore some US global prestige. Countries around the world have signed …

The Pershing was the primary nuclear-capable theater-level weapon of the Army during the period. “My first 17 years, I was in nuclear weapons,” …

[Pictured: Atomic cloud over Hiroshima, Japan] … Though the threat of nuclear war remained low, newly appointed President John F. Kennedy …

Managing the Chinese rivalry to avoid “a nuclear war”: “The agenda for whoever is trying to manage global competitive coexistence. It would involve …

… to operate even if one section was destroyed, i.e., before nuclear warfare. … the hospital’s legal officer who had dropped dead from a heart attack.