North Korean versions of these weapons, called "Hwasong," are derived from the Soviet Scud type.
These items and "Conceptual Models" appear in the title of a paper outlining "rational policy," "organizational process," and "bureaucratic politics" in foreign policy, written by Graham T. Allison. During a "walk in the woods," Paul Nitze made an offer concerning these items, which eventually led to the 1987 INF Treaty. The term MANPADS [man-pads] refers to a type of these devices usable by a (*) single person. An agency named for these items operates a facility on Kwajalein Atoll, and developed from Ronald Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative. North Korean versions of these weapons, called "Hwasong," are derived from the Soviet Scud type. For 10 points, name these weapons that can carry nuclear warheads.
These items and "Conceptual Models" appear in the title of a paper outlining "rational policy," "organizational process," and "bureaucratic politics" in foreign policy, written by Graham T. Allison.
missiles [accept any specific type of missile; accept rockets although they are not the same; prompt to be less specific on nuclear weapons or nukes] &lt;RY, OtherHist&gt;