Keepers of the Keys - A Historical Review of the NuclearStockpile Development and Operational Readiness During the Cold War

Clark, Charles V.

ISBN 10: 0966362357 / ISBN 13: 9780966362350

Published by Doran Pub, Escondido, CA, 2000

About this Item

0966362357 On title page: Untold secrets pertaining to America's nuclear arsenal and the operational capabilities which forged the Cold War victory. (This 'subtitle' differs from that offered by the ISBN. It's a mystery to me) Book in blue textured boards is flawless. Jacket in new mylar cover has modest wear to top and bottom of spine, corners, still bright and solid. Inscribed on half -title page: 'To Jason With Regards and best wishes Charles Clark'. Bookseller Inventory # 000343

Bibliographic Details

Title: Keepers of the Keys - A Historical Review of...

Publisher: Doran Pub, Escondido, CA

Publication Date: 2000

Binding: Hardcover

Book Condition:Fine

Dust Jacket Condition: Fine

Edition: 1st Edition.

About this title

Synopsis:

Book delivers the readers to the nuclear test detonation site, and to top secret war room briefings for the JCS, documents "hands-on" training with nuclear weapons, his overseas work as a unit commander and as an Inspector General and finally his service as a military assistant to the Secretary of Defense for Atomic Energy. His memoir is an insider's account that examines the workings of a postwar government through the apex of the Cold War.

From the Author:

A participant's view of nuclear weapon operations and deployments leading to U.S. supremacy in the Cold War.