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Interesting article. I knew that the US had deployed nuclear weapons to South Korea, I had not realized that this was such an internal diplomatic brouhaha at the time.https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/19/opinion/korea-nuclear-arms-america.html …
Here is a list of US nuclear weapon systems deployed to South Korea, as of 1977. (We know it is "Republic of Korea" at the left based on the systems, the alphabetical placement, and the length of the words — redaction only gets you so much!) https://www.archives.gov/files/declassification/pidb/meetings/norris-addendum.pdf …pic.twitter.com/zUkE3uPzIR
And to just make that chart (from Stan Norris) very clear: by the mid-1960s, the US had deployed almost 1,000 nuclear weapons to South Korea. For perspective, let's just remember that is on the order of 100X the number of weapons the DPRK has right now.
MANY more details on US deployments to South Korea from @nukestrat and Stan Norris: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/00963402.2017.1388656?needAccess=true …
At [REDACTED] this is ostensibly FORBIDDEN KNOWLEDGE. Great share, thanks!
Mmm nuclear artillery.
Can tell you from talking to engineer ADM vets that the “ADM” included both MADM and SADM, although primarily the former.
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