the united states won the arms race in the cold war.
the united states won the arms race in the cold war.
who won the arms race in the cold war?
the united states
bullet::::- nuclear arms race – competition for supremacy in nuclear warfare between the united states, the soviet union, and their respective allies during the cold war.









































bullet::::- space race – 20th-century competition between two cold war rivals, the soviet union (ussr) and the united states (us), for supremacy in spaceflight capability. it had its origins in the missile-based nuclear arms race between the two nations that occurred following world war ii, enabled by captured german rocket technology and personnel.









































bullet::::- cold war espionage









































bullet::::- cold war propaganda









































bullet::::- proxy wars









































section::::history of the cold war.:cold war conflicts.
outline of the cold war
the soviet union detonated its first "true" hydrogen bomb on november 22, 1955, which had a yield of 1.6 megatons. on october 30, 1961, the soviets detonated a hydrogen bomb with a yield of approximately 58 megatons.









































section::::early cold war.:arms race.









































with both sides in the "cold war" having nuclear capability, an arms race developed, with the soviet union attempting first to catch up and then to surpass the americans.









































section::::early cold war.:delivery vehicles.









































strategic bombers were the primary delivery method at the beginning of the cold war.
nuclear arms race