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Lecture 191C 17 Reagan, the New Cold War, and Gorbachevs New Political Thinking 1.Reagan and the New Cold War Reagans 1980 election victory Military Buildup (MX, B1 Bomber, Trident II, Euromissiles, Weinberger Doctrine) INF: Extended deterrence Soviet conventional superiority/countered by NATO INFs US INFs smaller than Soviet theater nuclear force (SS-4s, SS-5s) Strategic arms control Soviet modernization...
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