Editing Nuclear Strategy (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Nuclear Strategy''' — The development of doctrines and plans for the "Use" or "Threatened Use" of nuclear weapons.
* '''Deterrence''' — The goal of "Preventing" an attack by "Convincing the enemy" that the "Cost of attacking" will be "Greater than the gain."
* '''MAD (Mutually Assured Destruction)''' — The doctrine that if two sides have enough nukes to survive a "First Strike" and "Retaliate," neither will ever start a war.
* '''First Strike''' — An initial "Surprise Attack" designed to "Destroy" the enemy's nukes before they can use them.
* '''Second Strike Capability''' — The ability of a nation to "Fire Back" even after being hit by a massive first strike (usually using "Submarines" or "Hidden Silos").
* '''Nuclear Triad''' — The three ways to launch nukes: **Land** (Silos), **Air** (Bombers), and **Sea** (Submarines).
* '''Proliferation''' — The "Spreading" of nuclear weapons to more countries.
* '''Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT)''' — The global agreement to "Stop the spread" of nukes and eventually "Disarm."
* '''Extended Deterrence''' — A "Nuclear Umbrella": when a superpower (like the USA) promises to use its nukes to "Protect an ally" (like Japan or Germany).
* '''Tactical vs. Strategic Nukes''':
** '''Tactical''': "Small" nukes for the "Battlefield."
** '''Strategic''': "City-Killer" nukes for "Total War."
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