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Region: Asia
- China
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Region: Russia/USSR
Region: United States
Subject: Alliance Structure
Subject: Deterrence
Subject: Economic Policy
Subject: Energy Security
Subject: International Relations/Diplomacy
Subject: Nuclear Weapons Policy
Subject: Security Policy
Essentially Annihilated
- Essentially Annihilated: Insurgents: Then and Now
- Essentially Annihilated: Interview with Daniel Ellsberg
- Essentially Annihilated: Nuclear Weapons & the Vietnam War
- Essentially Annihilated: Tactical Nuclear Weapons in 1966
- Essentially Annihilated: Targeting Ho Chi Minh Trail
- Essentially Annihilated: What is JASON?
- What is JASON? Author Freeman Dyson
- What is JASON? Author Robert Gomer
- What is JASON? Author S. Courtenay Wright
- What is JASON? Author Steven Weinberg
- An Insider’s Account: Seymour Deitchman
- Are the JASONs’ Arguments Still Valid?
- Commentaries from the Authors (The JASONs) on Tactical Nuclear Weapons in Southeast Asia
- Essentially Annihilated: Background
- Essentially Annihilated: Media Coverage
- Essentially Annihilated: Press Interviews
- Essentially Annihilated: Press Release
- Essentially Annihilated: Response from Vietnam
- FOIA Discovery & How Nautilus Got the Story
- Key Quotes from Tactical Nuclear Weapons in Southeast Asia
- Op-Ed: A Bad Idea in Vietnam, An Even Worse Idea Today
- Op-Ed: Making the Case Against Calamity
- Statement of Senator Dianne Feinstein on 1967 Study that Analyzed the Advisability of Using Tactical Nuclear Weapons in Vietnam War
- Summary: Tactical Nuclear Weapons in Southeast Asia

FOIA Reports by Subject: Deterrence

These reports were released to the Nautilus Institute under the US Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).

The Uses and Limitations of Nuclear Deterrence in Asia by Charles Wolf, Jr.
Implications of Nuclear Proliferation by Daniel M. O’Shei, Colonel, U.S. Army