I like that idea, sir. I think it's a great idea.

Do you have heartburn that the Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) is 11 months late?

In that operation center, do you not need upgrades?

We have a pretty sizable dismantlement queue.

General Alston, you've had to work overtime to straighten out the loose nukes and all of that. Have you got it under control?

Mr. D'Agostino, the computational capabilities of all the labs have proved to be the real game changer for maintaining nuclear weapons in the absence of nuclear testing.

All right. How much will the full upgrade cost, and how long will it take?

the United States has maintained nuclear weapons for 17 years without explosive nuclear weapons testing. As one lab director recently said, 'we know how to do this.'

Admiral Johnson, the Navy is moving towards more fixed-price type contracts to purchase the D-5 ballistic missile.

For years the Air Force has been searching for replacement helicopters for use in the ICBM fields.

maintaining critical skills throughout the NNSA complex is necessary to maintain a smaller stockpile in absence of nuclear weapons testing.

What is the minimum number of tests, including the number of joint test assemblies (JTAs), that are needed in fiscal year 2010 and are all of these tests funded? If not, why not?