Are you concerned that the New START does not prevent Russia from shifting its force structure to large numbers of land-based MIRVs?
Secretary Gates, has DOD assessed whether the study of hypersonics is the most efficient use of resources in developing conventional militar...
the New START preamble recognizes: (1) the existence of the interrelationship between strategic offensive arms and strategic defensive arms;...
The decision to agree to a limit of 700 deployed strategic delivery vehicles did not result from a change in the security environment.
If we decide to develop that system, which of the three legs of the nuclear triad would be further reduced to accommodate prompt global stri...
why didn't we get a statement in the treaty text on an issue of equal importance to us, such as at least some reference to the myriad of iss...
What beneficial geopolitical developments have taken place in the interim that compel reductions in the United States nuclear arsenal down t...
This $14 billion is not nearly sufficient to develop and acquire a next-generation bomber, a follow-on ICBM, a follow-on air-launched cruise...
the completion of the New START makes clear that we are committed to real reductions, and to upholding our end of the bargain under the NPT.
I think this is an important discussion to have not only with respect to the merger in front of us...
I have witnessed first-hand the changes that have occurred as a result of the Northwest/Delta merger...
There are many of us who are very concerned about the future of the industry, the impacts of this merger...
What is your estimate of how the Russians will configure their strategic forces under the New START?
if the same number of people want to travel, but there are less options available, all else equal, prices would rise.
President Obama asserted in his NPR that the United States could deter potential adversaries and reassure allies with a 'reduced reliance on...
The press has reported that the administration is going to spend about $100 billion over the next 10 years in nuclear delivery systems.
I'm concerned that the notion that we're going to be pulling down here in the not too distant future does shape the relationships.
What happens when we leave?
