Speculating on not so Limited Nuclear War

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Background Historical Note:

Ishould also note that there wasa U.S. Army base with 155 mm anti-aircraft guns situated in a forested area near our rural home – intended to defend the Boeing aircraft assembly factory at the south end of Lake Washington from Soviet long-range bombers. The “Long Toms” was towed up and down our then country road by tracked vehicles. The base was later closed when a Nike anti-aircraft missile base was established even further east beyond Lake Sammamish – the next lake over.

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Robert D’a. Henderson

Since retiring, Dr. Robert D’A. Henderson does international assessments and international elections monitoring – and he has been a member of the IJIC Editorial Committee since 1999. Previously he taught International Relations at universities in Canada and overseas. Among his recent writings are “China – Great Power Rising,” in the Routledge Handbook of Diplomacy and Statecraft (London and New York) and “Escalating Tensions on the Korean Peninsula,” Diplomat & International Canada (Ottawa), October-December 2017 – available at http://diplomatonline.com/mag/2017/09/escalating-tensions-on-the-korean-peninsula-draw-in-the-world/

Also see his “Outlook for Asia in 2019,” Diplomat and International Canada (Ottawa), January-March 2019 – available at http://diplomatonline.com/mag/2018/12/outlook-for-asia-in-2019/