Nuclear Strategy. Early years and the chaos of the first nuclear age. Part I
Before August 6, 1945, Bernard Brodie’s future seemed more or less stable; the war in Europe was over; the war in the Pacific would end sooner or later, probably as a result of the long and bloody campaign on the Japanese islands. Brodie would pursue a career as a marine strategy theorist at the University of Chicago. However, on August 6, for the first time ever (and the penultimate time so far), nuclear weapons were used, over Hiroshima.
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Date
03/11/2020