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• Countervalue
  '''Countervalue''' is a military targeting doctrine, in which the attacker plans to break e ...eapons for a "guaranteed second strike" that would carry out a devastating countervalue attack, no matter how strong a [[counterforce]] attack preceded it.
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• Countervalue/Definition
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• Strategic strike/Definition
  ...erritory, affecting [[counterforce|military forces]] in the homeland, or [[countervalue|population, industry, and infrastructure]].
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• Mutual Assured Destruction
  ..., by the other side, could destroy enough weapons to prevent devastating [[countervalue]] second strike on the side starting the war. Since countervalue threatens civilians, MAD was sometimes called a "balance of terror", in the
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• Counterforce/Related Articles
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• Strategic strike/Related Articles
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• Mutual Assured Destruction/Related Articles
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• World War II, air war, European Theater strategic operations/Related Articles
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• Lord Cherwell/Related Articles
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• Countervalue
  '''Countervalue''' is a military targeting doctrine, in which the attacker plans to break e ...eapons for a "guaranteed second strike" that would carry out a devastating countervalue attack, no matter how strong a [[counterforce]] attack preceded it.
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• Strategic bombing
  ...pport aircraft, to attack the homeland [[counterforce|military forces]], [[countervalue|industry and population]] of a nation. The idea was first formally propose
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• Strategic strike
  ...nemy territory, affecting counterforce|military forces in the homeland, or countervalue|population, industry, and infrastructure. A wide means of methods can be us
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• World War II, air war, European Theater strategic operations
  ...War, to break the morale of the enemy population by what are now called [[countervalue]] attacks. Postwar studies, as well as observations during the most intense In a large-scale nuclear countervalue attack, civilian morale would be irrelevant, for it is hard to have morale
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• Single Integrated Operational Plan
  ...eads is estimated to cause approximately 120 million casualties; a limited countervalue strike (civilian targets) of 200 warheads is estimated to cause approximate ...erhardened targets, while ordinary buildings and factories, the targets of countervalue attacks, would be destroyed by much lower overpressures. Geography and terr
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• Henry Kissinger
  ...rce]] employment of nuclear weapons as an alternative to the doctrine of [[countervalue|"massive retaliation"]], which dominated military thinking during the mid-1
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