American Plan to Destroy Russians

It started with Operation “” Unthincable”, which was made by Winston Churchill in 1945. It was considered the first Cold War plan for accounting with the Soviet Union, and details were made public only in 1998.

The plan envisioned an attack on Dresden, Soviet lines, through half of the 100 divisions headed by Canada, the United States of America, and the British.

At least 100,000 Wehrmacht soldiers would be involved in the attack, which would have the status of prisoners of war removed.

The moment of surprise would influence the conflict not to turn into <x0 full-time”.

The protective tactics were not that elaborate, and in the case of Great Britain, interceptors were involved in the sky and the sea.

In the early stages of the Cold War, about 1949, documents were published in 1977 - operation “Dropshot” prepared in case of a nuclear war with the Soviet Union. There would be 300 nuclear heads, 29,000 bombs in 200 targets in 100 cities, and 85 percent of Soviet industry would disappear within one attack alone, Kosovo Preress broadcasts.

There was also “Plan Totality”, of Eisenhower and Truman. It would be an attack on the Soviets with twenty or thirty atom bombs. First, “would include” from the Moska page, Gorki, Samara, Sverdlovsk, Novosibirsk, Omsk, Saratov, Kazan, Leningrad, Baku, Tashkent, Chelyabinsk, Nizhny Tagil, Magnitogorsk, Molotsov, Stali, Grozny, Irkut and Yaroslavl.

This, however, was the spread of panic, as well as the Dropshot Plan, as the US still did not have a large nuclear arsenal.

A secret plan was drafted in 1961. He values me completely and really American capacities and plans in case of offensive, but also protection. Basically, he focused on revenge, or defense, after the first attack. Reaction time, they say, should be less than an hour. Within 2 hours, about 2,300 vehicles with 3,400 weapons must be available.

The attacks targeted “an opimal combination of Soviet military and air bases, cities and industries”.

If our attack is first, this combination of targets changes as necessary,” said in the document sent to former President John Kennedy. All this was planned about tensions over Berlin, which is said to be the origin of all.

The document prejudged that the Soviet attack on the United States was imminent. It was said that 37 percent of the population of the Soviet Union (55 percent of the urban population) should be killed in the event of reaction, and 82 percent of the infrastructure should be levelled in just the first 72 hours of the attack and later reach almost half the population.

Given that the vengeance of the Soviets is inevitable, the document says, the continuation of the attack must save the rest of civil society, so that “reduces the need for the lives of US civilians and Allies” which seems somewhat unrealistic after such an attack.

Much of the document numbers Soviet military bases, comparing them with the force the US has available, and a series of scenarios are envisioned about statistical victory prospects.

One of the most important data is that the USSR has a weak defense against low-level attack planes that would hit targets and bypass Soviet aircraft simultaneously.