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	The term is often used in reference to an over-all strategy, where part of the plan involves forcing the enemy to make a certain move. Somtimes only the threat of strategic weaponry is used, other times the weapons themselves are aimed at seemingly inconsequential targets as a show of force or to drive the enemy into a more advantagous location.		The term is often used in reference to an over-all strategy, where part of the plan involves forcing the enemy to make a certain move. Somtimes only the threat of strategic weaponry is used, other times the weapons themselves are aimed at seemingly inconsequential targets as a show of force or to drive the enemy into a more advantagous location.

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	Strategic weaponry ~~reffers to~~ large-scale ~~weapons which can be~~ used to ~~decicively~~ change the course of a conflict. These can mean different things in different venues.		"Strategic weaponry" means large-scale weapon used to change the course of a conflict. These can mean different things in different venues.

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	In space, it most often--but not always--~~reffers~~ to the [[Nova Bomb]]. Though mainly known for ~~it's~~ ability to destroy a star or planet, Nova weapons can actually be used in space much the same way hydrogen bombs or employed on a planet: to render large areas temporarily uninhabitable. The ~~risidual~~ heat and radiation ~~from a Nova detonation in open space~~ will typically be too much for the standard shielding of most vessels. This can effectively cordon off a portion of space for days or even weeks.		In space, it most often--but not always--refers to the [[Nova Bomb]]. Though mainly known for its ability to destroy a star or planet, Nova weapons can actually be used in space much the same way hydrogen bombs are employed on a planet: to render large areas temporarily uninhabitable. The residual heat and radiation will typically be too much for the standard shielding of most vessels. This can effectively cordon off a portion of space for days or even weeks.

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	The term is often used in reference to an over-all strategy, where part of the plan involves forcing the enemy to make a certain move. Somtimes only the threat of strategic weaponry is used, other times the weapons themselves are aimed at seemingly inconsequential targets as a show of force or to drive the enemy into a more advantagous location.		The term is often used in reference to an over-all strategy, where part of the plan involves forcing the enemy to make a certain move. Somtimes only the threat of strategic weaponry is used, other times the weapons themselves are aimed at seemingly inconsequential targets as a show of force or to drive the enemy into a more advantagous location.

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Strategic weaponry reffers to large-scale weapons which can be used to decicively change the course of a conflict. These can mean different things in different venues.

==On the Ground==
In ground-based combat, strategic weapons most often refers to [[Nuclear Ordnance]], more specifically the [[Nuclear Ordnance#Nuclear One-Point-Five|N1.5]] varriant that can render very large portions of a country completely uninhabitable.

==Space==
In space, it most often--but not always--reffers to the [[Nova Bomb]]. Though mainly known for it's ability to destroy a star or planet, Nova weapons can actually be used in space much the same way hydrogen bombs or employed on a planet: to render large areas temporarily uninhabitable. The risidual heat and radiation from a Nova detonation in open space will typically be too much for the standard shielding of most vessels. This can effectively cordon off a portion of space for days or even weeks.

==Other==
The term is often used in reference to an over-all strategy, where part of the plan involves forcing the enemy to make a certain move. Somtimes only the threat of strategic weaponry is used, other times the weapons themselves are aimed at seemingly inconsequential targets as a show of force or to drive the enemy into a more advantagous location.