Pushbutton War
Pushbutton War
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The Launch Control Officer, and he alone, had theresponsibility to determine whether the parameters for a given trackwere compatible with an invading Intercontinental Ballistic Missile, orwhether the track represented something harmless. If he failed to launchan interceptor at a track that turned out to be hostile, it meant thedeath of an American city. However, if he made a habit of launchinginterceptors at false targets, he would soon run out of interceptors. And only under the pressure of ac...tual war would the incredible cost ofshipping in more interceptors during the winter be paid without a secondthought. Normally, no more could be shipped in until spring. That wouldmean a gap in the chain that could not be covered adequately byinterceptors from the adjacent stations.
His screens were never completely clear. And to complicate things, theQuadrantids, which start every New Year's Day and last four days, weregiving him additional trouble. Each track had to be analyzed, and thepresence of the meteor shower greatly increased the number of tracks hehad to worry about.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Launch Control Officer, and he alone, had theresponsibility to determine whether the parameters for a given trackwere compatible with an invading Intercontinental Ballistic Missile, orwhether the track represented something harmless. If he failed to launchan interceptor at a track that turned out to be hostile, it meant thedeath of an American city. However, if he made a habit of launchinginterceptors at false targets, he would soon run out of interceptors. And only under the pressure of ac...tual war would the incredible cost ofshipping in more interceptors during the winter be paid without a secondthought. Normally, no more could be shipped in until spring. That wouldmean a gap in the chain that could not be covered adequately byinterceptors from the adjacent stations.
His screens were never completely clear. And to complicate things, theQuadrantids, which start every New Year's Day and last four days, weregiving him additional trouble. Each track had to be analyzed, and thepresence of the meteor shower greatly increased the number of tracks hehad to worry about.
What to read after Pushbutton War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martino Joseph Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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