The Status of NATO's Non-Strategic Nuclear Weapons in Europe

Kristan Stoddart

The Status of NATO's Non-Strategic Nuclear Weapons in Europe

Kristan Stoddart

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At the height of the Cold War NATO deployed some 7,300 “non-strategic” nuclear weapons in Europe. The vast bulk of these were US devices held under American custody only to be released with Presidential authority through a nationally tasked command and control system (C²) . Since the end of the Cold War, this stockpile has fallen to a suspected number between 440 and 480. This chapter describes where NATO Europe is now on this issue.

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Teitl	Europe Facing Nuclear Weapons Challenges
Golygyddion	Grégory Boutherin
Cyhoeddwr	Larcier Group
Tudalennau	59-74
Nifer y tudalennau	16
ISBN (Argraffiad)	978-2802725626, 2802725629
Statws	Cyhoeddwyd - 2008

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