Yes, there were several wars - The Cold War (1945-1991) and the Vietnam War (1959-1975) primarily, but also the Middle East War, that flared in June 1967 by Israel's preemptive attack on Egyptian and Syrian forces massing to invade.
Besides Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 at the end of World War 2, no nuclear weapon has ever been used with the intention of causing death, or in any other capacity what-so-ever, except for testing purposes in remote, unpopulated test sites.
The Vietnam War was the only major shooting war going on between the communist world and the free world during the 1960's.
the Vietnam War
world war 2 was not still going during the 1960's facepalm
north Vietnam
A nuclear war never happened. You may be thinking of the Cuban Missile Crisis when the world came very close to nuclear war.
What nuclear war? The only nuclear war ever was the two bombs dropped on Japan to end WW2.
Who ever has nukes.
The Vietnam War, also referred to as the Second Indochina War, was going on in the 1960s. The war lasted from 1955 to 1975.
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Besides Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 at the end of World War 2, no nuclear weapon has ever been used with the intention of causing death, or in any other capacity what-so-ever, except for testing purposes in remote, unpopulated test sites.
Not very likely countries as are now getting rid of their nuclear weapons to aviod a nuclear war
The only country to ever use nuclear weapons in war is the United States with the two bombs they dropped on Japan. No other country has ever actually used a nuclear weapon.
Yeah World War 3.
The only country that has ever used nuclear weapons in any war was the US, at the end of WW2.
Yes because the American bomber aircraft dropped two atomic bombs in Japan but now the atomic bombs are called nuclear bombs, the first nuclear weapon was ever invented.
There never was a nuclear war, in which nations exchanged atomic weapons at each other. The closest man ever came to a nuclear war (an exchange of nuclear weapons) was during the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, in which the US was really going to deploy atomic weapons upon the USSR...if they didn't back off with their deployment of nuclear weapons in Cuba. US forces (Air, Land, and Sea) were enroute to intercept Soviet forces with orders to stop them, if...they didn't abort their mission. The Soviets turned around and went home; the crisis was over. This was the only publicized "edge of nuclear war" man's ever experienced.