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        <English>°</English>
        <French>°</French>
        <German>°</German>
        <Italian>°</Italian>
        <Spanish>°</Spanish>
    </TEXT>
    <TEXT>
        <Tag>TXT_KEY_MINUTE_TEXT</Tag>
        <English>'</English>
        <French>'</French>
        <German>'</German>
        <Italian>'</Italian>
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        <English>Located at</English>
        <French>Located at</French>
        <German>Standort</German>
        <Italian>Located at</Italian>
        <Spanish>Located at</Spanish>
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        <Tag>TXT_KEY_PLOT_OWNED_BY</Tag>
        <English>Plot owned by</English>
        <French>Plot owned by</French>
        <German>Gegner</German>
        <Italian>Plot owned by</Italian>
        <Spanish>Plot owned by</Spanish>
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        <Tag>TXT_KEY_TARGET_TEXT</Tag>
        <English>Target</English>
        <French>Target</French>
        <German>Angriffsziel</German>
        <Italian>Target</Italian>
        <Spanish>Target</Spanish>
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    <TEXT>
        <Tag>TXT_KEY_TARGET_UNKOWN</Tag>
        <English>Unknown</English>
        <French>Unknown</French>
        <German>unbekannt</German>
        <Italian>Unknown</Italian>
        <Spanish>Unknown</Spanish>
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        <Tag>TXT_KEY_TARGET_COUNT_SINGULAR</Tag>
        <English>Target Count</English>
        <French>Target Count</French>
        <German>Bedrohung</German>
        <Italian>Target Count</Italian>
        <Spanish>Target Count</Spanish>
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        <Tag>TXT_KEY_TARGET_COUNT_PLURAL</Tag>
        <English>Target Count</English>
        <French>Target Count</French>
        <German>Bedrohungen</German>
        <Italian>Target Count</Italian>
        <Spanish>Target Count</Spanish>
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        <Tag>TXT_KEY_TOTAL_NUCLEAR_WARHEADS_SINGULAR</Tag>
        <English>Total Nuclear Warhead</English>
        <French>Total Nuclear Warhead</French>
        <German>Nukleare Waffe insgesamt</German>
        <Italian>Total Nuclear Warhead</Italian>
        <Spanish>Total Nuclear Warhead</Spanish>
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        <Tag>TXT_KEY_TOTAL_NUCLEAR_WARHEADS_PLURAL</Tag>
        <English>Total Nuclear Warheads</English>
        <French>Total Nuclear Warheads</French>
        <German>Nukleare Waffen insgesamt</German>
        <Italian>Total Nuclear Warheads</Italian>
        <Spanish>Total Nuclear Warheads</Spanish>
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        <Tag>TXT_KEY_OUTGOING_NUCLEAR_WARHEADS_SINGULAR</Tag>
        <English>Outgoing Nuclear Warhead</English>
        <French>Outgoing Nuclear Warhead</French>
        <German>Ausgerichtete nukleare Waffe insgesamt</German>
        <Italian>Outgoing Nuclear Warhead</Italian>
        <Spanish>Outgoing Nuclear Warhead</Spanish>
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        <Tag>TXT_KEY_OUTGOING_NUCLEAR_WARHEADS_PLURAL</Tag>
        <English>Outgoing Nuclear Warheads</English>
        <French>Outgoing Nuclear Warheads</French>
        <German>Ausgerichtete nukleare Waffen insgesamt</German>
        <Italian>Outgoing Nuclear Warheads</Italian>
        <Spanish>Outgoing Nuclear Warheads</Spanish>
    </TEXT>
    <TEXT>
        <Tag>TXT_KEY_AVAILABLE_NUCLEAR_WARHEADS_SINGULAR</Tag>
        <English>Available Nuclear Warhead</English>
        <French>Available Nuclear Warhead</French>
        <German>Verf&#252;gbare nukleare Waffe insgesamt</German>
        <Italian>Available Nuclear Warhead</Italian>
        <Spanish>Available Nuclear Warhead</Spanish>
    </TEXT>
    <TEXT>
        <Tag>TXT_KEY_AVAILABLE_NUCLEAR_WARHEADS_PLURAL</Tag>
        <English>Available Nuclear Warheads</English>
        <French>Available Nuclear Warheads</French>
        <German>Verf&#252;gbare nukleare Waffen insgesamt</German>
        <Italian>Available Nuclear Warheads</Italian>
        <Spanish>Available Nuclear Warheads</Spanish>
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    <TEXT>
        <Tag>TXT_KEY_CITIES_SINGULAR</Tag>
        <English>City</English>
        <French>City</French>
        <German>Stadt</German>
        <Italian>City</Italian>
        <Spanish>City</Spanish>
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    <TEXT>
        <Tag>TXT_KEY_CITIES_PLURAL</Tag>
        <English>Cities</English>
        <French>Cities</French>
        <German>St&#228;dte</German>
        <Italian>Cities</Italian>
        <Spanish>Cities</Spanish>
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    <TEXT>
        <Tag>TXT_KEY_THREATENED_CITIES_SINGULAR</Tag>
        <English>Threatened City</English>
        <French>Threatened City</French>
        <German>Bedrohte Stadt</German>
        <Italian>Threatened City</Italian>
        <Spanish>Threatened City</Spanish>
    </TEXT>
    <TEXT>
        <Tag>TXT_KEY_THREATENED_CITIES_PLURAL</Tag>
        <English>Threatened Cities</English>
        <French>Threatened Cities</French>
        <German>Bedrohte St&#228;dte</German>
        <Italian>Threatened Cities</Italian>
        <Spanish>Threatened Cities</Spanish>
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    <TEXT>
        <Tag>TXT_KEY_UNTARGETED_CITIES_SINGULAR</Tag>
        <English>Untargeted City</English>
        <French>Untargeted City</French>
        <German>Nicht bedrohte Stadt</German>
        <Italian>Untargeted City</Italian>
        <Spanish>Untargeted City</Spanish>
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    <TEXT>
        <Tag>TXT_KEY_UNTARGETED_CITIES_PLURAL</Tag>
        <English>Untargeted Cities</English>
        <French>Untargeted Cities</French>
        <German>Nicht bedrohte St&#228;dte</German>
        <Italian>Untargeted Cities</Italian>
        <Spanish>Untargeted Cities</Spanish>
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    <TEXT>
        <Tag>TXT_KEY_TOTAL_THREAT_COUNT_SINGULAR</Tag>
        <English>Total Threat Count</English>
        <French>Total Threat Count</French>
        <German>Bedrohung insgesamt</German>
        <Italian>Total Threat Count</Italian>
        <Spanish>Total Threat Count</Spanish>
    </TEXT>
    <TEXT>
        <Tag>TXT_KEY_TOTAL_THREAT_COUNT_PLURAL</Tag>
        <English>Total Threat Count</English>
        <French>Total Threat Count</French>
        <German>Bedrohungen insgesamt</German>
        <Italian>Total Threat Count</Italian>
        <Spanish>Total Threat Count</Spanish>
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        <Tag>TXT_KEY_NUCLEAR_THREAT_SUMMARY</Tag>
        <English>STRATEGIC NUCLEAR THREAT SUMMARY</English>
        <French>STRATEGIC NUCLEAR THREAT SUMMARY</French>
        <German>&#220;BERSICHT DER FEINDLICHEN BEDROHUNGEN</German>
        <Italian>STRATEGIC NUCLEAR THREAT SUMMARY</Italian>
        <Spanish>STRATEGIC NUCLEAR THREAT SUMMARY</Spanish>
    </TEXT>
    <TEXT>
        <Tag>TXT_KEY_NUCLEAR_ARSENAL_SUMMARY</Tag>
        <English>STRATEGIC NUCLEAR ARSENAL SUMMARY</English>
        <French>STRATEGIC NUCLEAR ARSENAL SUMMARY</French>
        <German>&#220;BERSICHT DER NUKLEAREN WAFFEN</German>
        <Italian>STRATEGIC NUCLEAR ARSENAL SUMMARY</Italian>
        <Spanish>STRATEGIC NUCLEAR ARSENAL SUMMARY</Spanish>
    </TEXT>
    <TEXT>
        <Tag>TXT_KEY_WARHEAD_MANAGER</Tag>
        <English>STRATEGIC MILITARY ADVISOR</English>
        <French>STRATEGIC MILITARY ADVISOR</French>
        <German>STRATEGISCHER MILIT&#196;RBERATER</German>
        <Italian>STRATEGIC MILITARY ADVISOR</Italian>
        <Spanish>STRATEGIC MILITARY ADVISOR</Spanish>
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    <TEXT>
        <Tag>TXT_KEY_LAUNCH</Tag>
        <English>LAUNCH!</English>
        <French>LAUNCH!</French>
        <German>NUKLEARSCHLAG</German>
        <Italian>LAUNCH!</Italian>
        <Spanish>LAUNCH!</Spanish>
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    <TEXT>
        <Tag>TXT_KEY_OUTGOING_WARHEADS</Tag>
        <English>OUTGOING WARHEADS</English>
        <French>OUTGOING WARHEADS</French>
        <German>FESTGELEGTE ZIELE</German>
        <Italian>OUTGOING WARHEADS</Italian>
        <Spanish>OUTGOING WARHEADS</Spanish>
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        <English>INCOMING WARHEADS</English>
        <French>INCOMING WARHEADS</French>
        <German>&#196;USSERE BEDROHUNGEN</German>
        <Italian>INCOMING WARHEADS</Italian>
        <Spanish>INCOMING WARHEADS</Spanish>
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    <TEXT>
        <Tag>TXT_KEY_MAD_WATCH_INFO_PANE</Tag>
        <English>[COLOR_HIGHLIGHT_TEXT]Strategic Military Advisor[COLOR_REVERT][COLOR_TECH_TEXT] &lt;Alt+N>[COLOR_REVERT]</English>
        <French>[COLOR_HIGHLIGHT_TEXT]Strategic Military Advisor[COLOR_REVERT][COLOR_TECH_TEXT] &lt;Alt+N>[COLOR_REVERT]</French>
        <German>[COLOR_HIGHLIGHT_TEXT]Strategisches Milit&#228;r[COLOR_REVERT][COLOR_TECH_TEXT] &lt;Alt+N>[COLOR_REVERT]</German>
        <Italian>[COLOR_HIGHLIGHT_TEXT]Strategic Military Advisor[COLOR_REVERT][COLOR_TECH_TEXT] &lt;Alt+N>[COLOR_REVERT]</Italian>
        <Spanish>[COLOR_HIGHLIGHT_TEXT]Strategic Military Advisor[COLOR_REVERT][COLOR_TECH_TEXT] &lt;Alt+N>[COLOR_REVERT]</Spanish>
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    <TEXT>
        <Tag>TXT_KEY_MAD_WATCH_INFO_PANE_SHADOW</Tag>
        <English>Strategic Military Advisor &lt;Alt+N></English>
        <French>Strategic Military Advisor &lt;Alt+N></French>
        <German>Strategisches Milit&#228;r &lt;Alt+N></German>
        <Italian>Strategic Military Advisor &lt;Alt+N></Italian>
        <Spanish>Strategic Military Advisor &lt;Alt+N></Spanish>
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    	    <Tag>TXT_KEY_GAME_OPTION_MAD_NUKES</Tag>
    	    <English>Cold War</English>
    	    <French>Cold War</French>
    	    <German>Kalter Krieg</German>
    	    <Italian>Cold War</Italian>
    	    <Spanish>Cold War</Spanish>
   	</TEXT>
  	<TEXT>
     	 	<Tag>TXT_KEY_GAME_OPTION_MAD_NUKES_HELP</Tag>
      	  	<English>Strategic bombers and missiles can be pretarget to cities and terrain for nuclear strikes.</English>
       	 	<French>Strategic bombers and missiles can be pretarget to cities and terrain for nuclear strikes.</French>
     	   	<German>Erm&#246;glicht die Festlegung von festen Zielen f&#252;r nukleare Schl&#228;ge.</German>
       	 	<Italian>Strategic bombers and missiles can be pretarget to cities and terrain for nuclear strikes.</Italian>
      		<Spanish>Strategic bombers and missiles can be pretarget to cities and terrain for nuclear strikes.</Spanish>
   	</TEXT>
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		<Tag>TXT_KEY_MISSION_PRETARGET_NUKE_HELP</Tag>
		<English>Pretargets a nuclear device onto the selected space.</English>
		<French>Pretargets a nuclear device onto the selected space.</French>
		<German>Ausgew&#228;hltes Gebiet als Ziel erfassen.</German>
		<Italian>Pretargets a nuclear device onto the selected space.</Italian>
		<Spanish>Pretargets a nuclear device onto the selected space.</Spanish>
	</TEXT>
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		<Tag>TXT_KEY_MISSION_PRETARGET_NUKE</Tag>
		<English>Pretarget Nuke</English>
		<French>Pretarget Nuke</French>
		<German>Ziel erfassen</German>
		<Italian>Pretarget Nuke</Italian>
		<Spanish>Pretarget Nuke</Spanish>
	</TEXT>
	<TEXT>
		<Tag>TXT_KEY_INTERFACEMODE_PRETARGET_NUKE</Tag>
		<English>Pretarget Nuke Mode</English>
		<French>Pretarget Nuke Mode</French>
		<German>Zielerfassungsmodus</German>
		<Italian>Pretarget Nuke Mode</Italian>
		<Spanish>Pretarget Nuke Mode</Spanish>
	</TEXT>
	<TEXT>
		<Tag>TXT_KEY_INTERFACEMODE_PRETARGET_NUKE_HELP</Tag>
		<English>Set the selected tile as the target for nuclear strike</English>
		<French>Set the selected tile as the target for nuclear strike</French>
		<German>Ausgew&#228;hltes Gebiet als Ziel f&#252;r Nuklearschlag festlegen.</German>
		<Italian>Set the selected tile as the target for nuclear strike</Italian>
		<Spanis>Set the selected tile as the target for nuclear strike</Spanis>
	</TEXT>
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		<Tag>TXT_KEY_NUKE_TARGET_CITY</Tag>
		<English>Current target: %s1</English>
		<French>Current target: %s1</French>
		<German>Aktuelles Ziel: %s1</German>
		<Italian>Current target: %s1</Italian>
		<Spanish>Current target: %s1</Spanish>
	</TEXT>
	<TEXT>
		<Tag>TXT_KEY_NUKE_TARGET_PLOT</Tag>
		<English>Current target (%s1):</English>
		<French>Current target (%s1):</French>
		<German>Aktuelles Zielgebiet (%s1):</German>
		<Italian>Current target (%s1):</Italian>
		<Spanish>Current target (%s1):</Spanish>
	</TEXT>
	<TEXT>
		<Tag>TXT_KEY_NUKE_TARGET_PLOT_NO_OWNER</Tag>
		<English>Current target:</English>
		<French>Current target:</French>
		<German>Aktuelles Zielgebiet:</German>
		<Italian>Current target:</Italian>
		<Spanish>Current target:</Spanish>
	</TEXT>
	<TEXT>
		<Tag>TXT_KEY_BUILDING_STRATEGIC_AIR_COMMAND_CCV</Tag>
		<English>Strategic Air Command</English>
		<French>
			<Text>Strategic Air Command</Text>
			<Gender>Male</Gender>
			<Plural>0</Plural>
		</French>
		<German>
			<Text>Strategische Kommandozentrale</Text>
			<Gender>Male</Gender>
			<Plural>0</Plural>
		</German>
		<Italian>
			<Text>Strategic Air Command</Text>
			<Gender>Male</Gender>
			<Plural>0</Plural>
		</Italian>
		<Spanish>
			<Text>Strategic Air Command</Text>
			<Gender>Male</Gender>
			<Plural>0</Plural>
		</Spanish>
	</TEXT>
	<TEXT>
		<Tag>TXT_KEY_BUILDING_ENABLES_MAD</Tag>
		<English>[ICON_BULLET]Enables the ability to set targets for nuclear warheads</English>
		<French>[ICON_BULLET]Enables the ability to set targets for nuclear warheads</French>
		<German>[ICON_BULLET]Erm&#246;glicht die Festlegung von Zielen f&#252;r nukleare Gegenschl&#228;ge</German>
		<Italian>[ICON_BULLET]Enables the ability to set targets for nuclear warheads</Italian>
		<Spanish>[ICON_BULLET]Enables the ability to set targets for nuclear warheads</Spanish>
	</TEXT>
	<TEXT>
		<Tag>TXT_KEY_BUILDING_STRATEGIC_AIR_COMMAND_PEDIA</Tag>
		<English>[TAB]World War II left in its wake a conflict in ideology between the United States and the Soviet Union that quickly escalated into what became known as the "Cold War."  Toward deterring aggression, the U. S. built a vast nuclear arsenal, most of it under the control of the Strategic Air Command.  The Soviet premier banged his shoe on the United Nation's podium and screamed wildly at the American ambassador, "We will bury you."  SAC had over a thousand jet bombers that dared them to try.  Tensions peaked in October, 1963 when the Soviets placed nuclear tipped missiles in Cuba and aimed them at the United States.  Leaders of the two nations pushed "brinkmanship" to the limit and brought the world perilously close to nuclear holocaust.  Years later, scientists discovered that a greenhouse effect would have resulted from such a confrontation.  A carpet of ash and debris would have orbited the globe and blocked out sunlight.  All plants would have died and this cataclysmic disruption of the food chain would have eventually destroyed all life on earth.[PARAGRAPH:1]Throughout this chaos, America's nuclear armada was on a hair trigger.  SAC represented that its complex command and control technology precluded the possibility of an accidental nuclear war.  SAC said it was Fail Safe.  That just wasn't true.  There was always the threat of an electronic or mechanical malfunction and the ever-present risk that the unrelenting pressure would cause someone to panic and "push the button." [PARAGRAPH:1]During the 1970's, tensions eased and both sides began a process of gradual disarmament.  The next decade saw the collapse of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War.  SAC dismantled many of it's missiles.  Almost all of it's bombers were placed in storage or scrapped for their metal.  One-by-one, it's bases were closed.  In 1992, the Strategic Air Command was officially disbanded.  It was the end of an era.  Today the SAC museum maintains, "The Cold War didn't just end ... it was won."  For forty years SAC's motto proclaimed, "Peace is Our Profession."  It had fulfilled that mission   Our planet survived the most trying moments of it's nuclear age and without question it was the single greatest threat that mankind has ever experienced.</English>
		<French>[TAB]World War II left in its wake a conflict in ideology between the United States and the Soviet Union that quickly escalated into what became known as the "Cold War."  Toward deterring aggression, the U. S. built a vast nuclear arsenal, most of it under the control of the Strategic Air Command.  The Soviet premier banged his shoe on the United Nation's podium and screamed wildly at the American ambassador, "We will bury you."  SAC had over a thousand jet bombers that dared them to try.  Tensions peaked in October, 1963 when the Soviets placed nuclear tipped missiles in Cuba and aimed them at the United States.  Leaders of the two nations pushed "brinkmanship" to the limit and brought the world perilously close to nuclear holocaust.  Years later, scientists discovered that a greenhouse effect would have resulted from such a confrontation.  A carpet of ash and debris would have orbited the globe and blocked out sunlight.  All plants would have died and this cataclysmic disruption of the food chain would have eventually destroyed all life on earth.[PARAGRAPH:1]Throughout this chaos, America's nuclear armada was on a hair trigger.  SAC represented that its complex command and control technology precluded the possibility of an accidental nuclear war.  SAC said it was Fail Safe.  That just wasn't true.  There was always the threat of an electronic or mechanical malfunction and the ever-present risk that the unrelenting pressure would cause someone to panic and "push the button." [PARAGRAPH:1]During the 1970's, tensions eased and both sides began a process of gradual disarmament.  The next decade saw the collapse of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War.  SAC dismantled many of it's missiles.  Almost all of it's bombers were placed in storage or scrapped for their metal.  One-by-one, it's bases were closed.  In 1992, the Strategic Air Command was officially disbanded.  It was the end of an era.  Today the SAC museum maintains, "The Cold War didn't just end ... it was won."  For forty years SAC's motto proclaimed, "Peace is Our Profession."  It had fulfilled that mission   Our planet survived the most trying moments of it's nuclear age and without question it was the single greatest threat that mankind has ever experienced.</French>
		<German>[TAB]World War II left in its wake a conflict in ideology between the United States and the Soviet Union that quickly escalated into what became known as the "Cold War."  Toward deterring aggression, the U. S. built a vast nuclear arsenal, most of it under the control of the Strategic Air Command.  The Soviet premier banged his shoe on the United Nation's podium and screamed wildly at the American ambassador, "We will bury you."  SAC had over a thousand jet bombers that dared them to try.  Tensions peaked in October, 1963 when the Soviets placed nuclear tipped missiles in Cuba and aimed them at the United States.  Leaders of the two nations pushed "brinkmanship" to the limit and brought the world perilously close to nuclear holocaust.  Years later, scientists discovered that a greenhouse effect would have resulted from such a confrontation.  A carpet of ash and debris would have orbited the globe and blocked out sunlight.  All plants would have died and this cataclysmic disruption of the food chain would have eventually destroyed all life on earth.[PARAGRAPH:1]Throughout this chaos, America's nuclear armada was on a hair trigger.  SAC represented that its complex command and control technology precluded the possibility of an accidental nuclear war.  SAC said it was Fail Safe.  That just wasn't true.  There was always the threat of an electronic or mechanical malfunction and the ever-present risk that the unrelenting pressure would cause someone to panic and "push the button." [PARAGRAPH:1]During the 1970's, tensions eased and both sides began a process of gradual disarmament.  The next decade saw the collapse of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War.  SAC dismantled many of it's missiles.  Almost all of it's bombers were placed in storage or scrapped for their metal.  One-by-one, it's bases were closed.  In 1992, the Strategic Air Command was officially disbanded.  It was the end of an era.  Today the SAC museum maintains, "The Cold War didn't just end ... it was won."  For forty years SAC's motto proclaimed, "Peace is Our Profession."  It had fulfilled that mission   Our planet survived the most trying moments of it's nuclear age and without question it was the single greatest threat that mankind has ever experienced.</German>
		<Italian>[TAB]World War II left in its wake a conflict in ideology between the United States and the Soviet Union that quickly escalated into what became known as the "Cold War."  Toward deterring aggression, the U. S. built a vast nuclear arsenal, most of it under the control of the Strategic Air Command.  The Soviet premier banged his shoe on the United Nation's podium and screamed wildly at the American ambassador, "We will bury you."  SAC had over a thousand jet bombers that dared them to try.  Tensions peaked in October, 1963 when the Soviets placed nuclear tipped missiles in Cuba and aimed them at the United States.  Leaders of the two nations pushed "brinkmanship" to the limit and brought the world perilously close to nuclear holocaust.  Years later, scientists discovered that a greenhouse effect would have resulted from such a confrontation.  A carpet of ash and debris would have orbited the globe and blocked out sunlight.  All plants would have died and this cataclysmic disruption of the food chain would have eventually destroyed all life on earth.[PARAGRAPH:1]Throughout this chaos, America's nuclear armada was on a hair trigger.  SAC represented that its complex command and control technology precluded the possibility of an accidental nuclear war.  SAC said it was Fail Safe.  That just wasn't true.  There was always the threat of an electronic or mechanical malfunction and the ever-present risk that the unrelenting pressure would cause someone to panic and "push the button." [PARAGRAPH:1]During the 1970's, tensions eased and both sides began a process of gradual disarmament.  The next decade saw the collapse of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War.  SAC dismantled many of it's missiles.  Almost all of it's bombers were placed in storage or scrapped for their metal.  One-by-one, it's bases were closed.  In 1992, the Strategic Air Command was officially disbanded.  It was the end of an era.  Today the SAC museum maintains, "The Cold War didn't just end ... it was won."  For forty years SAC's motto proclaimed, "Peace is Our Profession."  It had fulfilled that mission   Our planet survived the most trying moments of it's nuclear age and without question it was the single greatest threat that mankind has ever experienced.</Italian>
		<Spanish>[TAB]World War II left in its wake a conflict in ideology between the United States and the Soviet Union that quickly escalated into what became known as the "Cold War."  Toward deterring aggression, the U. S. built a vast nuclear arsenal, most of it under the control of the Strategic Air Command.  The Soviet premier banged his shoe on the United Nation's podium and screamed wildly at the American ambassador, "We will bury you."  SAC had over a thousand jet bombers that dared them to try.  Tensions peaked in October, 1963 when the Soviets placed nuclear tipped missiles in Cuba and aimed them at the United States.  Leaders of the two nations pushed "brinkmanship" to the limit and brought the world perilously close to nuclear holocaust.  Years later, scientists discovered that a greenhouse effect would have resulted from such a confrontation.  A carpet of ash and debris would have orbited the globe and blocked out sunlight.  All plants would have died and this cataclysmic disruption of the food chain would have eventually destroyed all life on earth.[PARAGRAPH:1]Throughout this chaos, America's nuclear armada was on a hair trigger.  SAC represented that its complex command and control technology precluded the possibility of an accidental nuclear war.  SAC said it was Fail Safe.  That just wasn't true.  There was always the threat of an electronic or mechanical malfunction and the ever-present risk that the unrelenting pressure would cause someone to panic and "push the button." [PARAGRAPH:1]During the 1970's, tensions eased and both sides began a process of gradual disarmament.  The next decade saw the collapse of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War.  SAC dismantled many of it's missiles.  Almost all of it's bombers were placed in storage or scrapped for their metal.  One-by-one, it's bases were closed.  In 1992, the Strategic Air Command was officially disbanded.  It was the end of an era.  Today the SAC museum maintains, "The Cold War didn't just end ... it was won."  For forty years SAC's motto proclaimed, "Peace is Our Profession."  It had fulfilled that mission   Our planet survived the most trying moments of it's nuclear age and without question it was the single greatest threat that mankind has ever experienced.</Spanish>
	</TEXT>	
	<TEXT>
		<Tag>TXT_KEY_BUILDING_STRATEGIC_AIR_COMMAND_STRATEGY</Tag>
		<English>[COLOR_BUILDING_TEXT]Strategic Air Command[COLOR_REVERT]Enables the ability for you to pretarget your nuclear warheads towards cities of your enemies and future potential enemies.</English>
		<French>[COLOR_BUILDING_TEXT]Strategic Air Command[COLOR_REVERT]Enables the ability for you to pretarget your nuclear warheads towards cities of your enemies and future potential enemies.</French>
		<German>Die [COLOR_BUILDING_TEXT]Strategische Kommandozentrale[COLOR_REVERT] erm&#246;glicht die Erfassung von Zielen f&#252;r einen nuklearen Gegenschlag. Dar&#252;ber hinaus erh&#246;ht sich die Chance auf einen [COLOR_UNIT_TEXT]Gro&#223;en Konstrukteur[COLOR_REVERT].</German>
		<Italian>[COLOR_BUILDING_TEXT]Strategic Air Command[COLOR_REVERT]Enables the ability for you to pretarget your nuclear warheads towards cities of your enemies and future potential enemies.</Italian>
		<Spanish>[COLOR_BUILDING_TEXT]Strategic Air Command[COLOR_REVERT]Enables the ability for you to pretarget your nuclear warheads towards cities of your enemies and future potential enemies.</Spanish>
	</TEXT>	
	<TEXT>
		<Tag>TXT_KEY_MISC_MAD_NUKE_LAUNCHED</Tag>
		<English>%s1_PlyrName launches a %s2_UnitName!!!</English>
		<French>%s1_PlyrName launches a %s2_UnitName!!!</French>
		<German>%s1_PlyrName hat erfolgreich [NUM2:einen:eine:ein:einige:einige:einige] "%s2:4_UnitName" eingesetzt!!!</German>
		<Italian>%s1_PlyrName launches a %s2_UnitName!!!</Italian>
		<Spanish>%s1_PlyrName launches a %s2_UnitName!!!</Spanish>
	</TEXT>
	<TEXT>
		<Tag>TXT_KEY_MISC_MAD_NUKE_EXPLODED</Tag>
		<English>%s1_PlyrName detonates a nuclear warhead on %s2_Plyr2Name soil!!!</English>
		<French>%s1_PlyrName detonates a nuclear warhead on %s2_Plyr2Name soil!!!</French>
		<German>%s1_PlyrName f&#252;hrte einen Nuklearschlag gegen [%s2_Plyr2Name]s Territorium!!!</German>
		<Italian>%s1_PlyrName detonates a nuclear warhead on %s2_Plyr2Name soil!!!</Italian>
		<Spanish>%s1_PlyrName detonates a nuclear warhead on %s2_Plyr2Name soil!!!</Spanish>
	</TEXT>
	<TEXT>
		<Tag>TXT_KEY_MISC_MAD_NUKE_EXPLODED_UNCONTROLLED_PLOT</Tag>
		<English>%s1_PlyrName detonates a nuclear warhead!!!</English>
		<French>%s1_PlyrName detonates a nuclear warhead!!!</French>
		<German>%s1_PlyrName f&#252;hrte einen Nuklearschlag aus!!!</German>
		<Italian>%s1_PlyrName detonates a nuclear warhead!!!</Italian>
		<Spanish>%s1_PlyrName detonates a nuclear warhead!!!</Spanish>
	</TEXT>
	<TEXT>
		<Tag>TXT_KEY_MAD_WATCH_REQUIRES</Tag>
		<English>[COLOR_WARNING_TEXT]Requires %s1[COLOR_REVERT]</English>
		<French>[COLOR_WARNING_TEXT]Requires %s1[COLOR_REVERT]</French>
		<German>[COLOR_WARNING_TEXT]Erfordert %s1[COLOR_REVERT]</German>
		<Italian>[COLOR_WARNING_TEXT]Requires %s1[COLOR_REVERT]</Italian>
		<Spanish>[COLOR_WARNING_TEXT]Requires %s1[COLOR_REVERT]</Spanish>
	</TEXT>
	<TEXT>
		<Tag>TXT_KEY_MAD_WATCH_REQUIRES_BLACK</Tag>
		<English>Requires %s1</English>
		<French>Requires %s1</French>
		<German>Erfordert %s1</German>
		<Italian>Requires %s1</Italian>
		<Spanish>Requires %s1</Spanish>
	</TEXT>
TXT_KEY_MAD_WATCH_REQUIRES
</Civ4GameText>
