On the recordMarch 13, 2012
Would a shift in U.S. nuclear doctrine away from counterforce and flexibility toward minimum deterrence weaken the credibility of U.S. nuclear use on behalf of allies?
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congress.govWould a shift in U.S. nuclear doctrine away from counterforce and flexibility toward minimum deterrence weaken the credibility of U.S. nuclear use on behalf of allies?
Cornyn asks about the impact of changing U.S. nuclear doctrine on ally credibility.
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