2013 A study of the humanitarian consequences of a nuclear attack by one Trident submarine on likely primary targets in and around Moscow. By John Ainslie Download if the embedded viewer has a problem
Tag: Cold War
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If Britain Fired Trident
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Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, Strathearn ‘Can I protect my farm? Nuclear Winter.’
No date.
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Peter Davies, ‘Health and Social Service Journal, A war of ideas.’
31 January 1985.
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Morning Star, ‘US getting Britain ready for day after.’
12 September 1984.
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Shrewsbury Chronicle, ‘Letters, Thinking the unthinkable.’
08 June 1984.
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‘Scce and The Citizen, Civil Defense.’
No date.
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Sanity, Eric Alley et al, ‘Civil defence protect or protest.’
December 1985.
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New Statesman, Trevor Brown, ‘From the other side of the wire.’
20 September 1985.
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Scrutiny, Duncan Campbell, ‘Conscripts for American forces plan admitted.’
28 March 1986.
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The Guardian, ‘Gun law plans to keep order after the bomb.’
10 April 1986.
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The Guardian, ‘Councils may be forced to draw up war plans.’
31 October 1985.
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Morning Star, Janey Hulme, ‘War plan invites ridicule.’
17 December 1986.
