Nuclear Security & Deterrence Vol. 18 No. 35
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September 12, 2014

Scotland Independence Vote Raises Questions Over Potential Future Home of UK Nukes

By Todd Jacobson

Brian Bradley NS&D Monitor 9/12/2014 The vote for Scottish independence next week could have significant impacts on the future of the United Kingdom’s nuclear deterrent as Scottish leaders have vowed to remove the UK’s nuclear warheads and submarines…

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Table of Contents

Tritium Contract Option Creating Angst Among Savannah River Workforce

By Todd Jacobson
Weber Leaving as Chief of DoD Nuclear, Chemical, and Bio Defense Programs

By Todd Jacobson
Scotland Independence Vote Raises Questions Over Potential Future Home of UK Nukes

By Todd Jacobson
After Security Incidents at Y-12 Over Last Year, NNSA Seeks Fixes, Broad Review From CNS

By Todd Jacobson
House Unveils Short-Term CR Without Funding Anomaly for NNSA

By Todd Jacobson
No Timeline Yet for Restart of Operations at LANL Plutonium Facility

By Todd Jacobson
Submarine, Bomber Replacements Could Take Huge Chunk Out of Defense Budget, Study Warns

By Todd Jacobson
No Progress Made in INF Talks With Russia

By Todd Jacobson
DOE Deputy Secretary Nominee Cleared by Senate Energy and Natural Resources Panel

By Todd Jacobson
NATO Nuclear Posture Remains Unchanged After Wales Summit

By Todd Jacobson
Brookings Report Recommends Labs Open Up to Local Businesses

By Todd Jacobson
At Nevada

By Todd Jacobson
Wrap Up: In the Industry

By Todd Jacobson