Methodologies for Evaluating the Vulnerability of National Systems. Volume 1. Methodologies and Examples

The study documents methodologies that can be used to evaluate some vulnerabilities of the U. S. to strategic nuclear attack. The collection of component methodologies is called MEVUNS, Methodologies for Evaluating the Vulnerability of National Systems. The study comprises three volumes. The first c...

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Hauptverfasser:	McGill, James T, Bracken, Jerome, Davis, Carolyn D, Dolins, Lynn P, Pitcher, Hugh M, Pratt, Sheryll A, Schmidt, Leo A, Thompson, Jacqueline E
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