Nuclear Survivalist

… St. Louis Baby Tooth Survey helped speed approval of the Limited Test Ban Treaty in 1963, which barred nuclear weapons tests in the atmosphere, …

… Iraq policy today, but also nuclear weapons modernization and countering … aside, Kahl had closely studied Iraq and the U.S. war there since 2003.

… China’s reluctance to pressure Kim as North Korea’s nuclear weapons provide Beijing with useful leverage vis a vis the United States,” he said.

“The Iranian regime is interested in nuclear weapons first and foremost as an insurance policy for its stability, but for Israel, this is an existential issue.

Three nuclear submarines simultaneously broke through Arctic ice and warplanes flew over the North Pole; Russia, the US, Canada, Denmark and …

… the Cold War. Wynne formed a partnership with a soviet military officer that helped prevent nuclear war and put an end to the Cuban Missile Crisis.

From 1985 to 1990, nuclear weapons competed in the world and in 5 years it became the world’s largest nuclear weapon. However, world nuclear …

… states armed with nuclear weapons — is blatant manifestation that the use of violence for political objectives is as much about software as hardware.

He hasn’t even reentered Barack Obama’s Iran nuclear deal yet. … the American system where individuals have the ability to make a nuclear war.

In the early decades of the Cold War, this was the season when NATO defense … The UK will also “reserve the right” to use nuclear weapons against …