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NATIONAL NUCLEAR SECURITY ADMINISTRATION	(10) answer(s).

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Codding the nuclear weapons complex / Paine, Christopher

May 2004

Paine, Christopher	Journal Article
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May 2004.

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Nuclear Security ; Nuclear Weapons Program ; National Nuclear Security Administration ; NNSA

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ID: 154204

Congress limits warhead dismantlement / Reif, Kingston

Reif, Kingston	Journal Article
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NPT ; United States ; Nuclear Warheads ; National Nuclear Security Administration ; Warhead Dismantlement

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ID: 131087

Future of 3+2 warhead plan in doubt / Collina, Tom Z

Collina, Tom Z	Journal Article
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2014.

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Navy ; United States ; Nuclear Warheads ; National Nuclear Security Administration ; 3+2 Plan

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ID: 154203

GAO sees big rise in B61 bomb cost / Reif, Kingston

Reif, Kingston	Journal Article
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United States ; Nuclear Warheads ; National Nuclear Security Administration ; Government Accountability Office (GAO) ; B61 Bomb

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ID: 099515

Integrating nuclear weapons stockpile management and nuclear ar / Sanders, Lani Miyoshi; DeLand, Sharon M; Pregenzer, Arian L

Pregenzer, Arian L	Journal Article
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2010.

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In his 2009 Prague speech and the 2010 Nuclear Posture Review, President Barack Obama committed the United States to take concrete steps toward nuclear disarmament while maintaining a safe, secure, and effective nuclear deterrent. There is an inherent tension between these two goals that is best addressed through improved integration of nuclear weapons objectives with nuclear arms control objectives. This article reviews historical examples of the interaction between the two sets of objectives, develops a framework for analyzing opportunities for future integration, and suggests specific ideas that could benefit the nuclear weapons enterprise as it undergoes transformation and that could make the future enterprise compatible with a variety of arms control futures.

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Nuclear Weapons ; Arms Control ; Verification ; National Nuclear Security Administration ; Department of Energy ; Department of Defense ;
Stockpile Management

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ID: 131074

Klotz starts at nuclear arms agency / Collina, Tom Z

Collina, Tom Z	Journal Article
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2014.

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United States ; National Nuclear Security Administration ; Nuclear Arms Agency ; US Nuclear Warheads ; Klotz

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ID: 119025

Longer life seen for warhead pits / Collina, Tom Z

Collina, Tom Z	Journal Article
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2013.

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United States ; Nuclear Warheads ; National Nuclear Security Administration ; US Nuclear Weapons Laboratory

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ID: 123554

Pentagon defends 3+2 plan for warheads / Collina, Tom Z

Collina, Tom Z	Journal Article
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2013.

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United States ; National Nuclear Security Administration ; Obama ; Cruise Missile Warhead ; 3+2 Plan

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ID: 154219

Trump budget supports MOX termination / Reif, Kingston

Reif, Kingston	Journal Article
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United States ; National Nuclear Security Administration ; Nuclear Program ; MOX Fuel Project

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U.S. Nonproliferation Programs: sustaining the momentum / Limage, Simon

Limage, Simon	Journal Article
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In August 2016, the United States, responding to a request from the Libyan government, worked with a coalition of international partners to remove and destroy what remained of former dictator Moammar Gaddafi’s chemical weapons program. The operation prevented toxic chemicals from being acquired for use as weapons by extremists against the United States and its allies.

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Chemical Weapons ; Iraq ; United States ; National Nuclear Security Administration ; Weapons of Mass Destruction ; Nonproliferation Programs ;
Islamic State group

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