The December DSB report says that 'Despite the `peace dividend' at the end of the Cold War, the DSB remains unconvinced that downplaying the nation's nuclear deterrent would lead other nations to do the same.'
Rogers highlights concerns about U.S. nuclear deterrent policies post-Cold War.
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