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Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX/Shutterstock (9318265ak) United States Department of Defense released its 1985 assessment of Soviet Military Power at the Pentagon in Washington, DC. The release stated "The introduction of new generations of Soviet forces for offensive nuclear warfare -- forces ranging from intercontinental ballistic missiles to nuclear-tipped artillery -- is a dynamic process that includes both increased accuracy for the weapons of those forces and increased mobility for survivability. The fifth-generation SS-x-24 ICBM will probably be silo-deployed at first; rail-mobile deployment could follow." US Department of Defense, USA - 1985
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1985-04-02
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