09-01-2002, 05:30 PM
Chilling is the word which immediately comes to mind. Especially because I know people in Riga.
However not suprised. Both sides during the Cold War had nuclear war damage assessment programs. It's what kept the mighty engine of the U.S. military-industrial complex humming all through 1945-1991. Inflate the U.S. casualties a little, overestimate the number of enemy bombers, missiles, troops..you could write your own check in the good old days.
Regarding this material, unusual and intriguing.
Art
However not suprised. Both sides during the Cold War had nuclear war damage assessment programs. It's what kept the mighty engine of the U.S. military-industrial complex humming all through 1945-1991. Inflate the U.S. casualties a little, overestimate the number of enemy bombers, missiles, troops..you could write your own check in the good old days.
Regarding this material, unusual and intriguing.
Art
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