National Command Authority is the supreme institutional mechanism within a nation's military governance structure that exclusively vests the power to authorize the use of nuclear weapons in the civilian leadership, typically the head of state or government, thereby distinguishing it from operational command chains and military decision-making bodies.
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Office of the Director of National Intelligence
Congress Senate · govinfo.gov · 2016 · 326 citations
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Michael T. Klare · Foreign Affairs · 2001 · 155 citations
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The Women University Multan
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