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Although cuts in public spending will be a Tory hallmark, this will not apply to defense. Thatcher wants to improve Britain's nuclear deterrent force, which currently consists of four British-built submarines carrying Polaris A-3 missiles. The Conservatives want to expand the fleet to six, each carrying advanced...
The new subs will carry 24 Trident I missiles, each with a dozen warheads. The older Polaris and Poseidon subs have only 16 missile-launching tubes aboard; Polaris missiles carry three warheads, Poseidon 14. Because the range of the Trident missile is 4,000 nautical miles, some 1,500 nautical...
A Paul Taylor dance may not leave the audience time to blink. Polaris is a bold conceit in which the choreography is repeated but the performers, music and lighting shift. In Cloven Kingdom, a satire on modern manners, the dancers slide between the human and animal kingdoms. The bright costumes...
By 1952 Brown was helping to win the peace in his own way?as an assistant to Edward Teller, a leader in the development of the H-bomb, at the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory in Livermore, Calif. In the next few years, Brown not only worked on the H-bomb but...
This breakthrough dramatically illustrates American technological superiority over the Russians. But it also poses difficult problems in arms control. The advances add one more complex variable to the equation of mutual deterrence. About 75% of the Soviets' 3,500 warheads are carried by land-based missiles that would be...