The Letters of Last Resort are read and acted on.
But doesn't that just relate to nuclear attacks?
The Letters of Last Resort are read and acted on.
So, just out of curiosity what happens if the whole cabinet is wiped out via a non-nuclear war?
What process is put into place then?
I am not sure what I would do in response to a nuclear war, it would probably never happen as that's that, and the post war world would be pretty crap for those that launched first anyway, it would be a very difficult decision to make.
So, just out of curiosity what happens if the whole cabinet is wiped out via a non-nuclear war?
But doesn't that just relate to nuclear attacks?
Since the new PM had to write her letters last week when she become new PM, how do they get the said letter onboard the sub that is currently out there? Does it come back to the UK and dock just to pick up a letter?
Since the new PM had to write her letters last week when she become new PM, how do they get the said letter onboard the sub that is currently out there? Does it come back to the UK and dock just to pick up a letter?
Without guarantees of the guilty country we could not retaliate. I would sooner the Aussies have control than the US but apparently the US gets them by default. Not a good thing imo
Well they are technically the US' missiles.
So, just out of curiosity what happens if the whole cabinet is wiped out via a non-nuclear war?
What process is put into place then?
I am not sure what I would do in response to a nuclear war, it would probably never happen as that's that, and the post war world would be pretty crap for those that launched first anyway, it would be a very difficult decision to make.
Hey if Saddam had Trident he would still be running Iraq.
Look how many lives that would have saved.
Should 'the button' even be a thing we need to consider. Wouldn't everyone in the world, including the planet and all life upon it be better off without any buttons?
Mutually assured genocide is not worth arguing for. Death solves mans problems, but so does understanding and a willingness to change.
Should 'the button' even be a thing we need to consider. Wouldn't everyone in the world, including the planet and all life upon it be better off without any buttons?
Aren't there varying levels of weapon power onboard? They're not all the max, are they? What's the range, in terms of power?
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http://nuclearweaponarchive.org/Uk/UKArsenalRecent.html