On the recordMarch 20, 2012
What is our hedge strategy in the event North Korea or Iran is able to develop their ICBM capabilities more rapidly than current U.S. intelligence estimates?
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congress.govWhat is our hedge strategy in the event North Korea or Iran is able to develop their ICBM capabilities more rapidly than current U.S. intelligence estimates?
Inquires about U.S. defense strategy against potential ICBM threats from North Korea or Iran.
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