> my Los Alamos story

Helping Dick Feynman cracking safes? ;)

OK better in private.

> first strike target

Well, I grew up in Fulda which was supposed to be the very first victim of a hot war.

"In the Fulda Gap, these two armies would have clashed in one of the largest tank battles ever recorded,"

NATO knew that they didn't have enough tanks, so the strategic planing was to "block" any further advance with tactical nukes and gas.

☠️

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
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In reply to Re^10: Sub set where all are connected by LanX
in thread Sub set where all are connected by Sanjay

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