Rethinking the US strategic triad: When it comes to nuclear platforms, how many are enough? : vimarsana.com

Current modernization plans for the US strategic nuclear triad may not have sufficiently considered the range of available options made possible by new technology, or adequately considered whether a more streamlined and less expensive force structure would suffice for deterrence.

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