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the development and deployment of strategic cruise missiles since 1934
Strike from the Sea addresses the U.S. Navy's Regulus missile program, the world's first submarine weapon for attacking an enemy homeland with a nuclear warhead, and the similar Soviet Navy's cruise missile efforts. Prior to Regulus a few of the world's submarines had deck guns that were employed for assaulting coastal targets. Indeed, the British built a class of "submarine monitors" with large-caliber guns for attacking coastal targets.
Bombardment from the Sea -- Loon Goes to Sea -- The Regulus Missile -- The Regulus Submarines -- Regulus in Surface Ships -- Training for War -- Deployments and Patrols -- Regulus Aftermath -- Supersonic Cruise Missiles -- Air Force Strategic Cruise Missiles -- The Soviet Perspective I -- The Soviet Perspective II -- U.S. Cruise Missile Rebirth -- Is There a Better Cruise Missile in Your Future?
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.