Authority to Order the Use of Nuclear Weapons - President and the Military Command and Control System for Nuclear Attack Retaliation or First Strike Options, the Always and Never Dilemma
by U.S. Government, Senate of the United States of America, Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
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