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• Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security
  ...'' is the Senior Adviser to the President and the Secretary of State for [[arms control]], nonproliferation, and [[disarmament]], as well as an overall participant ...eads the U.S. government interagency policy process on nonproliferation, [[arms control]], [[regional security]] and defense relations, and arms transfers and secu
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• Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security/Definition
  ...of the U.S. government interagency policy processes on nonproliferation, arms control, regional security and defense relations, and arms transfers and security a
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• Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security
  ...'' is the Senior Adviser to the President and the Secretary of State for [[arms control]], nonproliferation, and [[disarmament]], as well as an overall participant ...eads the U.S. government interagency policy process on nonproliferation, [[arms control]], [[regional security]] and defense relations, and arms transfers and secu
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• Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security/Definition
  ...of the U.S. government interagency policy processes on nonproliferation, arms control, regional security and defense relations, and arms transfers and security a
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• Strobe Talbott/Bibliography
  *Three book series on U.S.-Soviet [[arms control]] **''Deadly Gambits: The Reagan Administration Stalemate in Nuclear Arms Control'' (1984)
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• International Security Advisory Board/Definition
  ...tment of State]], dealing with international security policy, especially [[arms control]]
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• 1930 London Naval Conference
  The '''1930 London Naval Conference''' was an arms control summit meeting to determine warship tonnage limits.
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• W91 (nuclear weapon)/Definition
  ...sile warhead for [[F-15 Eagle]]; cancelled due to both rocket problems and arms control; used [[PBX-9502]]; 300+ kt yield
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• W90 (nuclear weapon)/Definition
  ...II]] missile for [[B-1 Lancer]]; cancelled due to both rocket problems and arms control; used [[PBX-9502]]
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• Edward Rowny/Definition
  ...eneral, U.S. Army (Ret.); United States Ambassador and Special Advisor for Arms Control, 1985–90
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• International Security Advisory Board
  ...onproliferation Advisory Board (ACNAB)</ref> provides external advice of [[arms control]], [[disarmament]], [[international security]] and [[public diplomacy]]. Paul Wolfowitz is the current Chair. It reports to the Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security and delivers its reports to the Secretary of Sta
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• U.S. intelligence and transnational counterproliferation activities/Definition
  ...the [[United States intelligence community]], specifically dealing with [[arms control]], [[weapons of mass destruction]] and weapons [[counterproliferation]].
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• Tu-160 (bomber)/Definition
  ...supersonic flight, and considered a nuclear weapons delivery platform in [[arms control]] agreements
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• End user certificate
  ...oods being sold, and attests to compliance with all relevant international arms control agreements, as well as compliance with national policies of the sending and
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• Robert G. Gard, Jr./Definition
  Chairman of the [[Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation]]; lieutenant general, [[U.S. Army]] retired; board
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• Dual-use/Related Articles
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• U.S. intelligence and transnational counterproliferation activities/Related Articles
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• Defense Threat Reduction Agency/Definition
  ...ion whose origins trace back to the first nuclear training, which acquired arms control and counterproliferation responsibilities, and has diversified from nuclear
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• Harold Brown/Definition
  ...mmy Carter|Carter Administration]]; nuclear physicist with experience in [[arms control]]
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• Tu-22M/Definition
  ...ircraft]], also leased to India, which is in the same non-nuclear delivery arms control category as the U.S. [[B-1 Lancer]]; a significant number are assigned to N
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• George Rathjens/Definition
  [[Arms control]] expert; Secretary general, [[Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Aff
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• National technical means of verification/Definition
  ...pally for [[imagery intelligence]] satellites and other means of strategic arms control verification, principally because the Soviet Union did not want its public
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• Anne Cahn/Definition
  ...f Peace]], Former scholar-in-residence, [[American University]]; former [[Arms Control and Disarmament Agency]] and [[U.S. Department of Defense]] staffer; author
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• Telemetry intelligence/Definition
  ...interprets engineering [[telemetry]] transmitted from systems under test; arms control [[national means of technical verification]] may include agreements to help
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• Robert Hotz/Definition
  ...hallenger Accident]], member of the General Advisory Committee to the [[Arms Control and Disarmament Agency]]
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• William Durch/Definition
  ...ce and International Affairs, and as Assistant Director of the Defense and Arms Control Studies program at the [[Massachusetts Institute of Technology]]; seconded
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• R. James Woolsey/Related Articles
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• Weapons of mass destruction/Related Articles
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• Raymond Garthoff/Definition
  Guest Scholar, [[Brookings Institution]]: specialist on [[arms control]], the [[Cold War]], the former [[Soviet Union]] and [[NATO]]; former [[U.S
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• Christopher Ford/Definition
  [[Arms control]] and intelligence specialist; Director, Center for Technology and Global S
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• Electromagnetic pulse MASINT/Definition
  ...(MASINT) and part of the [[national technical means of verification]] in [[arms control]]
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• Lee Butler/Definition
  ...nd]] and last commander of [[Strategic Air Command]]; now an advocate of [[arms control]] and [[nuclear disarmament]]
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• End user certificate/Definition
  ...ds being sold, and attests to compliance with all relevant international [[arms control]] agreements, as well as compliance with national policies of the sending a
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• John Bolton/Definition
  ...ited Nations 2005-2006; not confirmed as Ambassador; [[Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security]], 2001-2005
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• Solution Unsatisfactory (short story)/Related Articles
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• Missile Technology Control Regime/Related Articles
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• George Kistiakowsky/Related Articles
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• Kathleen Bailey/Definition
  ...visory Council, Center for Security Policy; [[U.S. Department of State]] [[Arms Control and Nonproliferation Advisory Board]] (2006-2008)
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• Avis Bohlen/Definition
  ...t professor, [[Georgetown University]], [[Assistant Secretary of State for Arms Control]], 1999-2002; deputy [[Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasi
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• Ellen Tauscher/Definition
  U.S. [[Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security]]; resigned from the [[U.S. House of Representat
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• Strategic Forces Subcommittee, House Armed Services Committee/Definition
  ...[[strategic strike|nuclear and non-nuclear]] strategic forces, strategic [[arms control]], [[ballistic missile defense]]; related intelligence programs, [[military
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• Philip Coyle/Related Articles
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• Richard Lugar/Definition
  ...n of [[Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee]]; expert on [[arms control]] and [[weapons of mass destruction]]; board of directors, Nuclear Threat I
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• Washington Naval Treaty/Related Articles
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• F. E. Warren Air Force Base
  ...[[LGM-30 Minuteman]] missiles, emplaced in hardened underground silos. [[Arms control]] agreements have reduced the peak force of 1000 Minuteman missiles to 150.
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• Dore Gold/Bibliography
  *''Arms Control in the Middle East'' (Boulder: Westview Press), 1990
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• U.S. House Committee on Foreign Affairs
  *[[arms control]], [[counterproliferation]] and [[disarmament]] issues
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• Alison Fortier/Definition
  ...l]] Staff and was Director of Congressional Affairs at the United States [[Arms Control and Disarmament Agency]]
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• 1930 London Naval Conference/Related Articles
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• Strategic Forces Subcommittee, House Armed Services Committee
  ...Forces Subcommittee''' oversees nuclear and strategic forces, strategic [[arms control]], [[ballistic missile defense]]; related intelligence programs, [[military ...t support of President [[Barack Obama]] and [[Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International security]] [[Ellen Tauscher]], formerly subcommittee chai
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• Bruce Jackson/Definition
  ...en civilian staffer, [[U.S. Department of Defense]], in nuclear forces and arms control. National co-chair of Dole for President in 1996, delegate to 1996 and 200
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• Rush Holt/Definition
  ...ouse Democracy Assistance Commission]]; opposed 2002 [[Iraq War]] vote; [[arms control]] specialist, [[U.S. State Department]]; assistant director (1989-1998) Pla
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• Robert Joseph/Definition
  ...oy for Nuclear Nonproliferation; Previously [[Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security]], 2005-2007; Special Assistant to the Presiden
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• Defense Threat Reduction Agency
  ...ns of mass destruction]], through specialized military training, work in [[arms control]], and now in research and development for neutralizing WMD threats. Nuc ...ion in reducing their weapons of mass destruction subject to international arms control treaties."
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• Anti-nuclear movement/Related Articles
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• Harold Brown/Related Articles
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• Submarine-launched ballistic missile
  ...red the most survivable. Their numbers have been reduced both by bilateral arms control agreements between the U.S. and Russia, as well as advances in capability. ==Arms Control==
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• Peter Feaver
  ...m ([[George W. Bush Administration]]) and Director for Defense Policy and Arms Control ([[Bill Clinton|Clinton Administration]] on the [[National Security Council *Center for International Security and Arms Control(declined), Stanford University, 1996-1997
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• Sarah Sewall/Definition
  ...[[George Mitchell]] on the [[Democratic Policy Committee]] and the Senate Arms Control Observer Group; coauthor of ''[[Field Manual 3-24: Counterinsurgency]]'';
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• Richard Perle/Related Articles
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• Chemical Weapons Convention
  The '''Chemical Weapons Convention''' (CWC) is an international arms control
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• Reconnaissance satellite/Related Articles
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• W87 (nuclear weapon)
  ...eeper single-warhead ICBMs, which were bei[ng retired as a result of other arms control treaties. | publisher = Arms Control Association}}</ref>
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• William Van Cleave
  | title = Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security > Bureau of International Security and Nonprolif *Acting Chairman, President's General Advisory Committee on Arms Control
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• Atmospheric reentry/Related Articles
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• Ronald Lehman/Definition
  ...s, [[International Institute for Strategic Studies]]; Director of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency from 1989 to 1993.
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• Telemetry intelligence
  ...ation signals intelligence]]. It has special significance in cooperative [[arms control]] as one of the [[national means of technical verification]], because it ca
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• Thomas L. Saaty
  ...queuing theory, and behavioral mathematics as it relates to operations), arms control and disarmament, and urban design. He has written over 30 books and 300 pap ...uation Group of MIT at the Pentagon, the Office of Naval Research, and the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency at the U.S. State Department.
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• Regional security
  ...continental levels (e.g., [[Economic Community of West African States]]. [[Arms control]] is another area, such nuclear-free zones. [[Peace operations]] may draw f
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• W88 (nuclear weapon)
  ...sed as part of an overall redesign to meet the requirements of the START [[arms control]] treaty. It does, however, have strong safeguards against unauthorized fir | journal = Arms Control Today | date = April/May 1999
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• International Security Advisory Board/Related Articles
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• Sovereign state
  ...[[National Rifle Association]], saw [[United Nations]] discussion of an [[Arms Control Treaty]] as an attack on national sovereignty and the Second Amendment. He ...erican liberty by President [[George W. Bush]] under [[Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security]] John Bolton...[who said in July 2001] "we do n
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• Strategic ambiguity
  In international relations and arms control, '''strategic ambiguity''' is a national policy of not confirming or denyin
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• Tu-22M
  ...ory is that it was to conceal the performance of the newer aircraft during arms control negotiation, but it seems unlikely that a mere name change would hide the d
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• Christopher Ford
  '''Christopher Ford''', a specialist in intelligence and arms control, is Director, Center for Technology and Global Security and Senior Fellow a
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• Hillary Clinton/Related Articles
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• Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons
  ...r senior Pakistani nuclear official Naeem Salik , who had been director of arms control and disarmament affairs at Pakistan's National Command Authority, said "Per
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• Robert Gallucci
  ...disarmament of Iraq in 1991. He began working at State in 1974, in the [[Arms Control and Disarmament Agency]], and becoming, in 1978, a division chief in the [[
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• Foreign instrumentation signals intelligence
  ...T is an important part of [[national means of technical verification]] for arms control.
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• Philip Coyle
  ...th responsibility for nuclear weapons production and testing, as well as [[arms control]], nonproliferation, and [[nuclear safeguards]].
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• George Kistiakowsky
  ...er's Science Advisor. While he made major contributions to science policy, arms control, and chemistry, he also saw himself as a teacher: ...ted the difficulty in monitoring missile submarines, and proposed that the arms control strategy focus on disarmament rather than inspections <ref>{{Citation
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• Culture wars
  ...ional Rifle Association]], described [[United Nations]] discussion of an [[Arms Control Treaty]] as an attack on national sovereignty and the Second Amendment. He ...erican liberty by President [[George W. Bush]] under [[Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security]] John Bolton...[who said in July 2001] "we do n
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• Intercontinental ballistic missile
  ...erable, and their numbers have been considerably reduced both by bilateral arms control agreements between the U.S. and Russia. States of the former Soviet Union With the reduction of nuclear payloads through arms control, there is experimentation with the use of "kinetic kill" warheads for balli
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• Ellen Tauscher
  '''Ellen Tauscher''' is the [[Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security]] in the [[Obama administration]], having been s
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• Walter Slocombe
  ...the National Security Council staff in 1969 and 1970, working on strategic arms control, nuclear issues and intelligence analysis policy.
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• Mike DeLong
  ...acific; Aide de Camp to the Deputy Commander, Fleet Marine Force, Pacific; Arms Control/Strategic Weapons Action Officer in the Strategic Requirements Branch of th
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• United States Air Force/Related Articles
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• Condoleezza Rice
  ...like an undergraduate, was Condi Rice. And in this group of aficionados of arms control, which is a pretty pretty esoteric subject, she spoke right up. She was tho
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• United States Secretary of State/Related Articles
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• Biological Weapons and Toxins Convention
  ...iological Weapons Convention (BWC) of 1972 is a disarmament treaty, not an arms control treaty. When it was negotiated, the 1925 Protocol, which prohibits the use
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• Ohio-class
  ...ally mandated report, determined, with changing strategic requirements and arms control treaties, that 14 SSBNs, not the operational 18, were adequate to meet nati
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• Frank Carlucci
  ...ers, thought that it might be possible, in the interests of securing a new arms control agreement, to negotiate with the Soviet Union some limits on SDI testing wi ...istration to negotiate arms control agreements with the Soviet Union. Some arms control advocates saw his appointment as secretary of defense to succeed Weinberger
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• The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy/Related Articles
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• James Pavitt
  ...which is now known as the DCI Weapons Intelligence, Nonproliferation, and Arms Control Center. Before that, he served as Chief of the Counterproliferation Divisio
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• Thomas Pickering
  ...o 1961, he served in the [[Bureau of Intelligence and Research]], in the [[Arms Control and Disarmament Agency]], and from 1962 to 1964 in Geneva as political advi
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• Imagery intelligence
  ...them. Soviet delegations threatened, apparently seriously, to walk out of arms control conferences if the information was made public.
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• Nobel Peace Prize
  ...luding advocacy of human rights, mediation of international conflicts, and arms control."<ref>The Nobel Foundation Electronic document, [http://nobelprize.org/nobe
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• National technical means of verification
  It continues to appear in subsequent arms control negotiations, which have a general theme called "trust but verify". Verifi ...e direct parallels to the way in which imagery is used for verification in arms control.
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• Dual-use
  In nuclear arms control, it was understood that certain materials could go into a reactor, but it w
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• Alfred Thayer Mahan
  ...ally. Mahan represented the U.S. at the first international conference on arms control was initiated by Russia in 1899. Russia sought a "freeze" to keep from fall
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• Hutton Inquiry
  ...[Porton Down]]. He subsequently began working with the [[Proliferation and Arms Control Secretariat]] and the Non-Proliferation Department in the [[Foreign and Com
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• U.K. support for Iraq during the Iran-Iraq War
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• Soviet support for Iran during the Iran-Iraq War
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• Stephen Biddle
  ...ting to Operation Iraqi Freedom, conventional net assessment, and European arms control; served as U.S. Representative to the NATO Defense Research Group study on
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• Thomas L. Saaty/Works
  *'''Mathematical Models of Arms Control and Disarmament''', no ISBN number, Thomas L. Saaty, (translated to Russian ...enhaus), Plenum Press, 1984. A published work about AHP and arms control. Arms control issues were the original motivation that led to developing the AHP.
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• National Reconnaissance Office
  ...eme sensitivity, even after the Soviets were made aware of it as part of [[arms control]] negotiations. [The] "Soviet Union could be particularly disturbed by publ
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• Ballistic missile
  ...allow them to be '''maneuvering reentry vehicles''' (MARV). As a result of arms control agreements, Soviet and U.S. land-based long-range missiles no longer have M
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• U.S. support for Iraq during the Iran-Iraq War
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• Ray Odierno
  His other significant assignments include Arms Control Officer, Office of the Secretary of Defense; Chief of Staff, [[V Corps]]; A
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• Politics of cryptography
  ...rty-nine countries signed the Wassenaar Arrangement on Export Controls, an arms control treaty that deals with the export of arms and "dual-use" (civilian and mili
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• Executive Schedule (U.S. government)
  *[[Special Representatives of the President for arms control]], nonproliferation, and disarmament matters, [[Department of State]]
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• U.S. foreign policy
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• Weapons of mass destruction
  ...ion for treaties and other programs to lessen the availability of WMD, and arms control for efforts about their reduction and limitation.
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• Soviet support for Iraq during the Iran-Iraq War
  ...man quotes "World Military Expenditures and Arms Transfers," United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Washington, DC, 1985, conservatively estimates Iran
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• Edward Teller
  ==Arms control== {{seealso|Arms Control}}
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• Douglas Feith
  ...ll, P.C. While a junior attorney, Fred Ikle, for whom he had worked in the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, asked him to speak against the SALT II treaty. Ikle ...Zumwalt became a mentor. From the campaign, he took an internship at the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, then headed by Fred Ikle. Paul Wolfowitz was a coll
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• David Wurmser
  ...y and Feith, he was a Special Adviser to the Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security at the U.S. Department of State (2001-2003), and
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• Single Integrated Operational Plan
  ...ent of nuclear-armed missiles on missile submarines, and proposed that the arms control strategy focus on disarmament rather than inspections.<ref>{{Citation | volume = National Security Policy; Arms Control and Disarmament, Volume III
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• William Colby
  Events in the arms control field, Angola, the Middle East, and elsewhere also demanded attention.
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• Henry Kissinger
  ...inger was consultant to the Department of State (1965-68), United States [[Arms Control and Disarmament Agency]] (1961-68), RAND Corporation (1961-68), [[National
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• Third Indochina War
  ...ere broader, and included normalization with both China and Vietnam, a new arms control agreement with the Soviets, and a continued warming of the Cold War. Brzezi
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• U.S. intelligence and transnational counterproliferation activities
  ...[[United States intelligence community]] (IC), specifically dealing with [[arms control]], [[weapons of mass destruction]] (WMD) and weapons [[counterproliferation ...ntative of the United States (as opposed to that role going to the CIA) in arms control issues.
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• Mine (land warfare)
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• Peace operations
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• Cold War
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• Donald Rumsfeld
  * Member of the President's General Advisory Committee on Arms Control (1982 - 1986);
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• Richard Perle
  ...nt to work for Jackson, as the lead Congressional staffer on opposition to arms control agreements with the Soviet Union.<ref name=Mann>{{citation ...aid Pipes wrote it. Its publication was intended to help block the SALT II arms control treaty, which was withdrawn when the Soviets Afghanistan War (1978–1992)|
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• Director of Central Intelligence
  ...o much of his life and career to the American effort there. Events in the arms control field, Angola, the Middle East, and elsewhere also demanded attention.
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• Central Intelligence Agency
  The '''Weapons Intelligence, [[counterproliferation|Nonproliferation]], and Arms Control Center'''<ref>{{citation ...ional and non-national threats, as well as supporting threat reduction and arms control. It receives the output of [[national technical means of verification]].
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• Donald Trump
  ...and Russia later attacking the Ukraine. Trump also withdrew the U.S. from arms control treaties with Russia, from the Paris Climate Agreement, from the Trans-Paci
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• Vietnam wars
  ...ere broader, and included normalization with both China and Vietnam, a new arms control agreement with the Soviets, and a continued warming of the Cold War. Brzezi
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• Commonwealth of Nations/Addendum
  ...al institutions in the world's search for peace, disarmament and effective arms control; and in the promotion of international consensus on major global political,
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• Cuban Missile Crisis
  ...understandings, if not formal ones, on a whole range of matters including arms control. What Washington could not accept was a swift, sudden, and secret shift in
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• Kyrgyzstan
  ...lay Makarov, who is with [[President of Russia]] [[Dmitry Medvedev]] at an arms control meeting, with President [[Barack Obama]] in Prague. Novosti reported that
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• National Security Archive, George Washington University/Related Articles
  ...Killing Détente; former Director, Committee on National Security; former [[Arms Control and Disarmament Agency]] and Department of Defense staffer)
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• Signals intelligence
  ...T is an important part of [[national means of technical verification]] for arms control.
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• Geophysical MASINT
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