Sentences with phrase «american nuclear forces»

Pentagon documents refer to fighting a nuclear war «over a protracted period» and argue that American nuclear forces «must prevail and be able to force the Soviet Union to seek earliest termination on terms favorable to the United States.»

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Retired Gen. Roger A. Brady, who was responsible for American nuclear weapons in Europe as part of his past role as commander of the U.S. Air Force there, turned to Apple support this year when he noticed something suspicious on his computer.

Iranian security forces have arrested an Iranian - American businessman who had promoted improved ties between the two countries, adding to signs that hard - liners in Tehran are trying to block foreign investors from entering the Islamic Republic in the wake of the historic nuclear deal.

And to prevent them from being killed, America's military leaders argue that force can not be employed to prevent the murderers of American soldiers from acquiring nuclear weapons.

Before the campaign had officially begun, Espaillat also invoked racial themes when he told an audience in Harlem that «crackers» had unfairly drawn congressional lines, and there could be a «nuclear political war» between African - Americans and Latinos if they were forced to run in the same congressional district uptown.

After all, no one has ever died in a commercial nuclear power accident on American soil; in contrast, emissions from fossil - fuel plants kill 24,000 Americans each year, according to a 2004 report commissioned by the Clean Air Task Force, an environmental group.

But Giacconi and his team at American Science and Engineering in Cambridge, Massachusetts, already had a contract with the Air Force to monitor atmospheric nuclear tests, and he knew the Air Force was hoping to get in on President Kennedy's lunar program.

For a few thousand dollars, pretty much any American can buy up - to - the - moment satellite images of Iran's nuclear sites, CIA headquarters, even the top secret Air Force testing site, Area 51, in Nevada.

«The Man From U.N.C.L.E.» - August 14 Henry Cavill and Armie Hammer play an American and Russian agent forced to team up to stop an evil organization trying to steal nuclear weapons.

As in the TV show, the feature centers on the team of American agent Napoleon Solo (Henry Cavill) and Soviet agent Illya Kuryakin (Armie Hammer), bitter rivals forced by their governments to team up to thwart a plan by unrepentant Nazis to unleash a nuclear bomb.

Playing as Dockson, a US Army Special Forces corporal, the fate of the American Southwest rests in your hands as you fight to launch a nuclear - warhead loaded missile vital to stopping the spread of zombies.

And even in the American Midwest and Northeast, nuclear plants have been at very high risk of closure because they've been forced to pay an economic penalty, and an oversupplied market, resulting from federal subsidies — now a quarter century old — to wind developers, and from their exclusion from state clean energy mandates.