Mr. Panetta, during the New START hearings, General Chilton was asked by Senator Feingold whether the New START treaty allowed the United States to 'maintain a nuclear arsenal that is . . . more than is needed to guarantee an adequate deterrent.'
Inhofe references a discussion on nuclear arsenal adequacy during New START hearings.
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