...Deterrence is not an abstract notion amenable to simple quantification. Still less is it a mirror image of what would deter ourselves. Deterrence is the set...a crisis — not to determine what would deter us. Unlike the United States, the Soviet Union seems to believe that under certain circumstances a nuclear...

...•Deterrence is not an abstract notion amenable to simple quantification. Still less is it a mirror image of what would deter ourselves. Deterrence is the set...crisis — not to determine what would deter us.* Unlike the United States, the Soviet Union seems to believe that under certain circumstances a nuclear...

..."Deterrence is not an abstract notion amenable to simple quantification. Still less is it a mirror image of what would deter ourselves. Deterrence is the set...crisis — not to determine what would deter us." Number of Soviet Hard Targets QUESTION; Over the past five years, has the number of hard targets in...

..."Deterrence is not an abstract notion amenable to simple quantification. Still less is it a mirror image of what would deter ourselves. Deterrence is the set....a crisis -- not to determine what would deter us." 11 To deter Soviet aggression over the last two decades we have maintained a strong and interdependent...

..."Deterrence is not an abstract notion amenable to simple quantification. Still less is it a mirror image of what would deter ourselves. Deterrence is the set...crisis — not to determine what would deter us." Unlike the United States, the Soviet Union seems to believe that under certain circumstances a nuclear...

..."Deterrence is not an abstract notion amenable to simple quantification. Still less is it a mirror image of what would deter ourselves. Deterrence is the set...deter them from considering aggression, even in a nrisis — not to determine what would deter us." Number of Soviet Hard Targets QUESTION: Over the...

...in the minds of the Soviet leaders, given their own values and attitudes, about our c»p,»bilities and our will. It requires us to determine, as best...a crisis — not to determine what would deter us . " 11 To deter Soviet aggression over the last two decades we have maintained a strong and interdependent...

...recognition on our part is not enough to maintain deterrence. The Commission's report put it very ably: as best we can, what would deter them from considering...a crisis — not to determine what would deter us. To deter Soviet aggression, we have maintained over the last two decades a strong and independent combination...

...as well. The President's Commission on Strategic Forces made thts point eloquently in their report. and attitudes, about our capabilities and our will....a crisis — not to determine what would deter us. Unlike the United States, the Soviet Union seems to believe that under certain circumstances a nuclear...

...of the Soviet leaders, given their own values and attitudes, about our capabilities and our will, ft requires us to determine, as best we can, what would...in a crisis - not to determine what would deter us. " — Scowcroft Commission Unfortunately, we face an adversary whose leaders have, through their writings,...