America's Nuclear War Plan in the 1960s Was Utter Madness. It Still Is. « nuclear-news : vimarsana.com

The Final Solution was enacted. The SIOP never has been—not so far. But a similar, still-classified plan exists today. Over the years, its name has changed. It is now simply the Operational Plan (OPLAN). We rarely consider the dangers these days, but our existence depends on it. ANNIE JACOBSEN, MARCH 27, 2024, Mother Jones This…

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