Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 21 No. 28
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July 14, 2017

House Pushes for INF-Range Missile

By Alissa Tabirian

The House of Representatives is moving forward with plans to direct the Defense Department to begin work on an intermediate-range ground-launched missile despite pushback from the White House, striking amendments opposing the move from the fiscal 2018 National…

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Table of Contents

White House Choice for New NNSA Chief to Meet Perry, Sources Say

By Alissa Tabirian
NNSA Resumes Nevada Site Transition as Bid Protests Withdrawn

By Alissa Tabirian
House Pushes for INF-Range Missile

By Alissa Tabirian
Draft Los Alamos M&O Contract Solicitation Released as Lab Addresses Shipment Error

By Staff Reports
DOE Bill Funds MOX, Seeks Viable Plan for Proposed Alternative

By Alissa Tabirian
House Appropriations Bill Takes Hard Look at NNSA Cost and Schedule Issues

By Alissa Tabirian
Safety Report Provides Early Look at UPF Design

By Staff Reports
Efforts to Tie Nuclear Modernization Spending to Posture Review Largely Fail in House

By ExchangeMonitor
Key Senators Silent Regarding Position on MOX Project

By Staff Reports
House Appropriations State Dept. Bill Bumps Funding Above Administration Proposal

By Alissa Tabirian
Nuclear-Weapon States Knock U.N. Nuke Ban Treaty

By Alissa Tabirian