In all out conventional warfare you bring out the tactical nukes via various deployment mechanisms.
If the batteries form a big threat, they'll get wiped.
In all out conventional warfare you bring out the tactical nukes via various deployment mechanisms.
If the batteries form a big threat, they'll get wiped.
(Or so goes the theory, anyway. In reality nobody knows how a nuclear-armed adversary would respond to that Very Big Message, because it's outside the realm of previous human experience. For all we know it could have the opposite effect, causing them to panic and unload their whole nuclear arsenal out of fear.)
By definition conventional warfare does not include bio, chemical and nuclear weapons.
full out thermo-nuclear warfare with the intent of wiping out the enemy completely has not been done, obviously ever. yet. US vs. USSR was at this stage. US vs. China is not due to China's smaller arsenal.