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The ballistic missile decisions

The acquisition by the United States of an effective force of intercontinental ballistic missiles was in its narrowest sense the product of a sequence of decisions on two central questions: first, was it technically and economically feasible to do so, and second, was it in the best interests of the nation to do so. This paper reviews the various decisions that led to our present status in ballistic missile development.

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