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What is the importance of 1945 in regard to nuclear weapons?
That is when they were first:developedtested: July 16used in combat: August 6 & 9
What was the SALT 1 treaty in March 26 1972?
SALT 1 refers to a round of negotiations called the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks. between the United States and the Soviet Union with regard to limitations on ballistic nuclear weapons. SALT I refers to the first round of talks and led directly to the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty as well as an interim agreement between the two powers.
Which nations have nuclear capabilities?
There are two terms in reference to this concept. States with nuclear arsenals are the United States, Russian Federation, United Kingdom, Republic of France, People's Republic of China, State of Israel, Republic of India, and Pakistan. North Korea has detonated warheads, but the existence of an arsenal is unknown. Nuclear capable states often regard those with the knowledge, technology and infrastructure to where they can rapidly design, fabricate, test and deploy a nuclear weapon. These notable states include Japan and Brazil. There are also NATO states in Europe with forward deployed American strategic warheads, making these states defacto nuclear.
What does stack-up mean with regard to Army terminology?
It's used to order a unit to form up against a doorway or entrance in order to begin breaching and then clearing an area or room. When forming up you can be carrying certain tools or weapons for the breach and so have to be at the right position in the "stack".
Discuss any moral dilemmas in fighting a total war during World War 2?
Total war means the complete mobilization of personnel and resources towards a war effort. There are moral dilemmas encountered when engaging in total warfare. The most important is that civilians become involved in manufacturing goods and weapons. The other main dilemma is that rival armies generally have no regard for non combatant property.
What is the importance of 1945 in regard to nuclear weapons?
That is when they were first:developedtested: July 16used in combat: August 6 & 9
What happened in 1945 in regard to nuclear weapons?
First test (Trinity)Only use in war (Hiroshima & Nagasaki)
Why does the government use A LOT of money on nuclear weapons if they don't even use them?
The government must keep up with nuclear technology with regard to weaponry for the simple fact that other nations are armed in like fashion. If we disarmed, other nations who have nuclear weapons would not (because some of them are really evil). We do "use" them (in a sense) to remind the despots and terrorists of the world that we have them. Failing to maintain armament superiority in the eyes of the world would be tantamount to being the kid who gets beaten every day by bullies in the school-yard. Nuclear weapons are (unfortunately) necessary to maintain peace and stability in the world today.
Traditional and life-span approaches differ in regard to the importance of what in development?
childhood
In Aryan society which was the highest importance in regard to the caste system?
20000 bce
How would the US respond to a biological attack on its mainland?
Under the United States policy of Proportional Response, an attack upon the United States or its Allies would trigger a force-equivalent counter-attack. Since the United States only maintains nuclear Weapons of Mass Destruction, it is the stated policy that the United States will regard all WMD attacks (Biological, Chemical, or Nuclear) as a nuclear attack and will respond to any WMD attack with a nuclear strike.
What was of highest importance in regard to the Aryan caste system?
adhering to the strict rules of the caste system
What is the meaning of social regard for learning?
Social regard for learning is a measurement of the importance that the classroom teacher puts on the importance of learning. Students who see their teacher's learning do better in the classroom.
Explain this sentence historically there has been a consensus in this country with regard to a broad rather than a narrow construction of the constitution?
In the Unites States, the courts can interpret the Constitution in a broad way. For example, weapons can be regulated even though the Constitution gives people a right to bear arms.
Importance on farming?
It provides fresh food.Its free! People regard farming as their hobby and are engaged in it during their leisure hours.
With regard to capital structure explain the level of gearing?
Capital Structure.... Gearing??? I've never heard of that one.
What was the program that gave the government power to make weapons available to Great Britain without regard for its ability to pay?
The Lend-Lease Act
