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Forecasting Costs of U.S. Ballistic Missile Defense Against a Major Nuclear Strike

Defence and Peace Economics
How many dollars would the United States need to spend on its ballistic missile defense (BMD) for each dollar the attacker spends to launch land-based intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) armed with nuclear warheads?
Igor Morić, Timur Kadyshev
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Hitchhiking radar and its potential contribution to ballistic missile defence

Radar, 2022
S. Crawshaw, J. Maxey
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Justifying Ballistic Missile Defence

2009
Technology is championed as the solution to modern security problems, but also blamed as their cause. This book assesses the way in which these two views collide in the debate over ballistic missile defence: a complex, costly and controversial system intended to defend the United States from nuclear missile attacks.
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Our Response to the Minuteman (on the Flight Tests of the RT-2P Intercontinental Ballistic Missile)

Arctic
The article attempts to reconstruct the development flight tests of the RT-2P intercontinental ballistic missile that were performed at the 53rd Research Proving Ground of the USSR Ministry of Defence in 1969–1972.
A. Tolochko
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Ballistic Missile Defences: Implications for India

Strategic Analysis, 2001
Given the profound implications of ballistic missile defences (BMD), it is imperative for India to accord adequate thought and attention to the issue.
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Theatre Missile Defence and the Anti‐Ballistic Missile Treaty

Survival, 1994
Bibliografía
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Ballistic missile defence: The allied dimension

The RUSI Journal, 1995
In discussions on ballistic missile defence, the role of collaborative programmes is high on the agenda. But in order to establish a basis for cooperative effort, everyone needs to start from a similar point and understand past attempts before mutual security can be ensured.
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Back to the Future: Canada and Ballistic Missile Defence

, 2021
D. Bratt
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A Global Defence Against Ballistic Missiles

1987
Deterrence of war has been at the heart of Western security for the past forty years. Since the advent of nuclear weapons, Western leaders have sought to minimise the risk of destruction by maintaining effective nuclear-capable forces to deter aggression and by pursuing complementary arms control agreements. This approach appears to have worked.
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Military uses of space-ballistic missile defence

Space Policy, 1985
Abstract Air Vice-Marshal Menaul argues that the creation of a ballistic missile defence (BMD) system — now within the state of the art — would add immeasurably to the concept of deterrence to war at any level. The reality is that space is already an arena for military operations. Through a review of the technological components and capabilities of a
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