Atomic weapons drive U S defense policy under rare testimony
In a May 3 1957 hearing on atomic energy policy Admiral Radford and Secretary Wilson argued that atomic weapons are integrated into plans and that major wars could not be fought without them. Air Force and Navy leaders outlined scaled back nuclear programs and progress toward nuclear powered ships and submarines, with projections to 1970 for a fully nuclear powered fleet.
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