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May 1945
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August 1945
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1951
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US Strategic Air Command develop a policy of constant readiness. Commander Curtis Le May identified 6000 targets in the USSR to be hit if war broke out.
November 1952
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1000 times more powerful than the A-Bomb.
March 1954
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An H-Bomb small enough to be dropped from a bomber.
1955
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July 1956
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USA develops a spy plane to spy on Soviet weapons development.
1959
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USA develops Atlas and Minuteman ICBMs. Also Polaris missiles which can be fired from a submarine. US public is wrongly told that the USSR have more missiles than them. Public worry.
October 1962
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1969
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Apollo 11 - Other Apollos researched to ensure safety of man on the moon. Kennedy had promised to have a man on the moon by the end of the decade.
Other Apollos sent up dogs and humans that orbited the moon to check landing site.
Aug 1949
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USSR detonates its first atomic bomb. The USA predicted that the USSR wouldn't be able to develop it until 1953.
August 1953
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September 1954
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May 1957
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Inter continental ballistic missile
4 October 1957
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USSR launches Sputnik satellite into orbit. USA shocked by Soviet advances in the "Space Race". USSR can now launch rockets into Earth's atmosphere and guide them to a target. Could be applied to missiles with nuclear warheads. Start of the Space Race.
12 April 1961
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Yuri Gagarin is the first man in space. He went up in the Vostok 1 satellite and received many awards for his achievement.
October 1961
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USSR detonates an H-Bomb with more power than all of the explosives used in WW2 from both sides put together.
5 August 1963
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USA and USSR agree, in Moscow, not to test any more nuclear weapons.