Asof early 2015, the authors estimate that theUSDefenseDepartmentmaintains about 4,760 nuclearwarheads. Of this number, they estimate that approximately 2,080 warheads are deployed while 2,680 warheads are in storage. In addition to the warheads in the Defense Department stockpile, approximately 2,340 retired but still intact warheads are in storage under the custody of the Energy Department and awaiting dismantlement, for a totalUS inventory of roughly 7,100warheads. SinceNewSTARTentered into force inFebruary 2011, theUnited States has reported cutting a total of 158 strategic warheads and 88 launchers. It has plans tomake some further reductions by 2018. Over the next decade, it also plans to spend as much as $350 billion on modernizing a...
The United State strategic nuclear triad, consisting of land-based heavy bombers, intercontinental b...
In his May 2001 statement President Bush set forth a comprehensive policy on US nuclear weapons. In ...
During discussions about the 2010 Nuclear Posture Review, Congress reviewed and discussed the plans ...
Russia ismodernizing its strategic andnonstrategic nuclearwarheads. It currently has 4,500 nuclearwa...
Russia has taken important steps in modernizing its nuclear forces since early 2013, including the c...
The US nuclear arsenal has reached a critical point in its existence. Approaching the end of their s...
Russia is in the middle of modernizing its nuclear forces, replacing Soviet-era ballistic missiles w...
The United States’ nuclear stockpile has been a contentious issue with regards to its size and activ...
This paper reviews some of the issues about verifying the dismantlement of nuclear warheads and cont...
In Chapter Four, we analyzed the consequences of a major counterforce attack onRussia’s nuclear forc...
With the end of the Cold War, the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaties (START), and other agreements, t...
The United States is concurrently pursuing the goals of reducing the size of its nuclear weapons for...
nuclear weapons. In place of the Cold War concept of deterrence based on mutual assured destruction,...
This is the second of three papers (in addition to an introductory summary) aimed at providing a fra...
The number of weapons in ChinaÕs nuclear arsenal is slowly growing, and the capability of those weap...
The United State strategic nuclear triad, consisting of land-based heavy bombers, intercontinental b...
In his May 2001 statement President Bush set forth a comprehensive policy on US nuclear weapons. In ...
During discussions about the 2010 Nuclear Posture Review, Congress reviewed and discussed the plans ...
Russia ismodernizing its strategic andnonstrategic nuclearwarheads. It currently has 4,500 nuclearwa...
Russia has taken important steps in modernizing its nuclear forces since early 2013, including the c...
The US nuclear arsenal has reached a critical point in its existence. Approaching the end of their s...
Russia is in the middle of modernizing its nuclear forces, replacing Soviet-era ballistic missiles w...
The United States’ nuclear stockpile has been a contentious issue with regards to its size and activ...
This paper reviews some of the issues about verifying the dismantlement of nuclear warheads and cont...
In Chapter Four, we analyzed the consequences of a major counterforce attack onRussia’s nuclear forc...
With the end of the Cold War, the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaties (START), and other agreements, t...
The United States is concurrently pursuing the goals of reducing the size of its nuclear weapons for...
nuclear weapons. In place of the Cold War concept of deterrence based on mutual assured destruction,...
This is the second of three papers (in addition to an introductory summary) aimed at providing a fra...
The number of weapons in ChinaÕs nuclear arsenal is slowly growing, and the capability of those weap...
The United State strategic nuclear triad, consisting of land-based heavy bombers, intercontinental b...
In his May 2001 statement President Bush set forth a comprehensive policy on US nuclear weapons. In ...
During discussions about the 2010 Nuclear Posture Review, Congress reviewed and discussed the plans ...