Nuclear Security & Deterrence Vol. 18 No. 34
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September 05, 2014

Former Generals: Maintaining INF Is Beneficial for U.S.

By Todd Jacobson

Brian Bradley NS&D Monitor 9/5/2014 Three former generals are advocating continued U.S. compliance to the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty despite allegations that Russia violated the agreement by testing its R-500 cruise missile. The INF Treaty prohibits…

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Table of Contents

Former Generals: Maintaining INF Is Beneficial for U.S.

By Todd Jacobson
Could Putin’s Nuclear Bluster Provide Ammunition for Supporters of U.S. Nuclear Modernization?

By Todd Jacobson
Lawmakers Gearing Up for Short-Term CR Without Anomaly for NNSA Weapons Program

By Todd Jacobson
With HE Pressing Facility Completed, Army Corps and NNSA Look to Future

By Todd Jacobson
DOE Investigating June 2014 ‘Security Event’ at Y-12

By Todd Jacobson
DNFSB Issues Recommendation to Strengthen DOE Emergency Response Capabilities

By Todd Jacobson
AECOM, URS Outline Post-Acquisition Management Structure

By Todd Jacobson
Air Force Expects to Release RFP for Reentry System Field Support Equipment This Fall

By Todd Jacobson
Anastasio Named to LANS, LLNS Boards of Governors

By Todd Jacobson
At Livermore

By Todd Jacobson
At Oak Ridge

By Todd Jacobson
At Savannah River

By Todd Jacobson
Wrap Up: In DOE, In the Industry, On the International Front

By Todd Jacobson