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How the Korean War Shaped America's View on Nuclear Weapons
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The Korean War led to the implementation of NSC 68 which advocated for an increase in defense spending on both nuclear and conventional weapons. The war also challenged the efficacy of atomic weapons and demonstrated the need for more nuanced approaches to international crises.
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