...do not become instruments of political leverage, diplomatic coercion or military advantas-1 Second, nuclear stability especially in a crisis is maintained....characteristics enjoyed by the Soviets are offset by United States advantages in other force characteristics. Fourth, that the United States posture is...

...do not become instruments of political leverage, diplomatic coercion or military advantage. Second, nuclear stability especially in a crisis is maintained....characteristics enjoyed by the Soviets are offset by United States advantages in other force characteristics. Fourth, that the United States posture is...

...diplomatic coercion, or military advantage; nuclear stability, especially in a crisis, is maintained; any advantages in force characteristics enjoyed by...offset by US advantages in other characteristics; and the US posture Is not in fact, and is not seen as, inferior In performance to the strategic nuclear...

...diplomatic coercion, or military advantage; nuclear stability, especially in a crisis, is maintained; any advantages in force characteristics enjoyed by...offset by US advantages in other characteristics; and the US posture is not In fact, and is not seen as, Inferior in performance to the strategic nuclear...

...diplomatic coercion, or military advantage; Nuclear stability, especially in a crisis, is maintained ; Any advantages in force characteristics enjoyed by...offset by US advantages in other characteristics; and The US posture is not in fact, and is not seen as, inferior in performance to the strategic nuclear...

...coercion, or military advantage; —— nuclear stability, especially in a crisis, is maintained; —— any advantages in force characteristics enjoyed by...offset by US advantages in other characteristics; and —— the US posture is not in fact, and is not seen as, inferior in performance to the strategic...

...to insure that nuclear stability, especially in a cirsis, is maintained. Third, to insure that the advantages in force characteristics enjoyed by the...US advantages in other characteristics. And fourth, to insure that the US posture is not in fact (and is not seen as being) inferior in performance to...

...diplomatic coercion, or military advantage. Nuclear stability, especially in a crisis, is maintained. Any advantages in force characteristics enjoyed by...offset by US advantages in other characteristics. The US posture is not in fact, and is not seen as, inferior in performance to the strategic nuclear...

...military advantage. Ensure that nuclear stability, especially in a crisis, is maintained. - Ensure that any advantages in force characteristics enjoyed by...offset by US advantages in other characteristics. Ensure that the US posture is not in fact, and is not seen as, inferior in performance to the strategic...

...stability, especially in a crisis, must be maintained. Essential equivalence policy further requires that any advantages in force characteristics enjoyed by...offset by US advantages in other characteristics. Perceptions of US posture must not be seen as inferior in performance to the strategic nuclear forces...