Nuclear Security & Deterrence Vol. 19 No. 22
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May 29, 2015

Senators Concerned that OSD Realignment Could Divert Focus from Nuclear Enterprise

By Brian Bradley

Brian Bradley NS&D Monitor 5/29/2015 The Senate Armed Services Committee is concerned that recent changes within the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD), including last year’s elimination of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Global Strategic…

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Table of Contents

NNSA Program Management Comes Under New Scrutiny in Senate Def. Auth. Bill

By Brian Bradley
Senators Concerned that OSD Realignment Could Divert Focus from Nuclear Enterprise

By Brian Bradley
Senate Bill Would Require Including Emergency Preparedness in Award Fee Evaluations

By Brian Bradley
‘New Hazard Scenario’ Led to ‘Code Blue’ at Pantex

By Brian Bradley
DOE Would Take a Closer Look at Downblending Alternative to MOX Under Senate NDAA

By Brian Bradley
Air Force’s Strategic Master Plan Outlines Nuclear Mission as ‘Clear Priority’

By Brian Bradley
Senators Propose Raising LDRD Funding Cap

By Brian Bradley
GAO Deems Nuclear Weapons Council Guiding Document Outdated, Recommends Revision

By Brian Bradley
White House Terminates Executive Order Tied to Russian Uranium Sales

By Brian Bradley
U.S. Should Share Tactical Nuke Burden with Allies, Expert Says

By Brian Bradley
Better Management of Spare Parts Needed at DOE Sites, IG Says

By Brian Bradley
At Oak Ridge

By Brian Bradley
Wrap Up

By Brian Bradley
At Nevada

By Brian Bradley