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Mar 9, 1999 · In the movie, Strangelove mentions an association with the “Bland Corporation” and argues that nuclear war is survivable.
Politics warps a new history of the mysterious RAND Corporation. Ridiculed in Dr. Strangelove (as the “Bland Corporation”), castigated by Pravda (as the American “academy of science and death”), and thrust into the spotlight when the Pentagon Papers were stolen from it, the RAND Corporation has played a somewhat mysterious role in U.S ...
In the movie, Dr. Strangelove reported on a study he had commissioned from the “Bland Corporation” on “a doomsday machine” that would reinforce deterrence, which was the “art of ...
Under the authority granted me as director of weapons research and development, I commissioned last year a study of this project by the Bland corporation. Based on the findings of the report, my conclusion was that this idea was not a practical deterrent, for reasons which, at this moment, must be all too obvious.
Dr. Strangelove is a black and sarcastic comedy about a commander of a U.S. Air Force Base, General Jack D. Ripper, who diverts his B-52 bombers from airborne alert to an attack on the Soviet Union with nuclear weapons.
Dec 3, 2017 · After Kahn and Kubrick met in person, Kahn recommended that he put such a device in the movie. Kubrick did it and in one scene Dr. Strangelove speaks about a doomsday machine made by the BLAND Corporation (probably alluding to the RAND Corporation).
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