Learning to love the bomb Canada's nuclear weapons during the Cold War - Maloney, Sean M. (Potomac Books, 2007)
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 447-458) and index
Canada and the Cold War to 1951 -- - Fear is not an option: a new strategy, 1952-1955 -- - The goalie's big stick: Canadian strategy and the new look, 1955-1957 -- - Information is power: Canada and nuclear weapons testing -- - There was only one catch: Diefenbaker takes control, 1956-1957 -- - Is power nothing without control? continental defence problems and domestic politics, 1957-1959 -- - Engines for Armageddon: Canadian nuclear forces and NATO, 1957-1960 -- - Enter Thor's gauntlet, wielding a wrench: Canadian problems with the USAF Strategic Air Command, 1958-1960 -- - Canada's nuclear crisis, part I: a year of transition, 1960 -- - Canada's nuclear crisis, part II: frustrating incrementalism, 1961 -- - Dodging the nuclear bullet: Canada and the Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962-1963 -- - Close to the apex: the Pearson government, nuclear weapons, and national security policy, 1963-1964 -- - Delivering the bomb: Canada goes nuclear -- - Conclusion