“Over the past 50 years, ACA has contributed to bridging diversity, equity, inclusion and that's by ensuring that women of color are elevated in this space.”
ARMS CONTROL ASSOCIATION
<% MetaAuthor = "Howard Diamond" %>
<% MetaKeywords = "comprehensive test ban treaty, CTB, CTBT, nuclear testing, nuclear tests, nuclear stockpile, stockpile stewardship" %>
<% MetaDescription = "CTBT-related focuses, features, news articles, factfiles and documents" %>
National Missile Defense
Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty
Theater Missile Defense
National Missile Defense (NMD)Bush Administration Stresses Commitment to Missile Defense, March 2001.
NMD Gaining Ground in Europe; Russia Pushes Alternative, March 2001.
Work on Clinton Missile Defense System Scheduled to Continue, March 2001.
Bush Assembles Pro-Missile Defense National Security Team, January/February 2001.
BMDO Awards Boeing NMD Contract, January/February 2001.
NMD Risk Reduction Flights Conducted, November 2000.
Officials Testify on National Missile Defense, Assess Program, October 2000.
Clinton Says No to NMD As Program Lags; Cites Technology Doubts and Foreign Concerns, September 2000.
GAO and Welch Reports Find NMD Program Still Risky, July/August 2000.
Pentagon Defends NMD Plans Amid Growing Skepticism, July/August 2000.
Little Progress on ABM, START at Moscow Summit; Putin Proposes Joint Anti-Missile 'Umbrella,' July/August 2000.
Crucial NMD Test Misses; Booster Failure Responsible, July/August 2000.
NMD Test Delayed Until July; Review to Start in June, June 2000.
Bush Outlines Arms Control And Missile Defense Plans, June 2000.
Russia Approves Topol-M, Warns Missile Could Defeat U.S. Defense, June 2000.
Russia Ratifies START II, Extension Protocol; ABM-Related Agreements Also Approved, May 2000.
Leaked Documents Detail U.S. ABM Strategy; GOP Says Limited NMD Plans Are Not Enough, May 2000.
Official Projections of NMD Costs Rise by Billions, May 2000.
NMD Testing Schedule Slips, Delaying Pentagon Review, April 2000.
Missile Defense Program Under Executive Pressure, Pentagon Report Says, March 2000.
Second NMD Intercept Test Fails; Readiness Review Still Planned for June, Jan./Feb. 2000.
NATO Ministers Skeptical of U.S. NMD Plans, December 1999.
NMD Program Again Criticized by Independent Review Panel, November 1999.
NMD System Achieves First Intercept; U.S. Clarifies ABM Negotiating Position, September/October 1999.
U.S. Intelligence Estimate Warns of Rising Missile Threats, September/October 1999.
Clinton Signs Controversial NMD Legislation, July/August 1999.
NMD Bill Clears Congress as Senate Re-Examines ABM Treaty, April/May 1999.
CD Remains in Stalemate; U.S. Criticized for NMD Plans, April/May 1999.
Senate, House Approve Bills Calling for NMD Deployment, March 1999.
Cohen Announces NMD Restructuring, Funding Boost, January/February 1999.
Cochran, Weldon Reintroduce Missile Defense Legislation, January/February 1999.
DOD Official Says NMD System May Require Treaty Withdrawal, October 1998.
CIA Holds to Assessment Of Ballistic Missile Threat to U.S., October 1998.
NMD Bill Stalled in Senate; New Bill Introduced in House, August/September 1998.
Rumsfeld Panel Releases Report on Missile Threat to U.S., June/July 1998.
Senate Narrowly Averts Floor Vote on Cochran NMD Legislation, May 1998.
Senate Panel Approves NMD Bill Seeking to Move Up Deployment, April 1998.
Cochran, Inouye Introduce Alternative NMD Bill, March 1998.
Panel Criticizes U.S. 'Rush' to Deploy Missile Defense Systems, March 1998.
NDP Report Says Wait on NMD, But Not on Nuclear Reductions, November/December 1997.
NMD Sensor Test Successful, June/July 1997.
QDR Supports Nuclear Status Quo, Adds Billions More to NMD Program, May 1997.
Senate Committee Approves NMD Bill Mandating Deployment By End of 2003, April 1997.
Panel Upholds NIE Assessment of Ballistic Missile Threat to U.S., January/February 1997. ACT Feature ArticlesJack Mendelsohn, A Pause in Unilateralism?, October 2000.
Mark S. Mellman, No Pressure From the People, October 2000.
Jack F. Matlock, Jr., Security: The Bottom Line, October 2000.
Banning Garrett, Facing the China Factor, October 2000.
Harold Brown, Where Do We Go From Here?, October 2000.
Senator Joseph R. Biden, Jr., Finding the Right Path, October 2000.
Camille Grand, Missile Defense: The View From the Other Side of the Atlantic, September 2000.
Richard L. Garwin, Boost-Phase Intercept: A Better Alternative, September 2000.
Senator Carl Levin, Toward an Agreement With Russia on Missile Defense, April 2000.
An ACA panel discussion with Spurgeon M. Keeny, Jr., Steve Fetter, Joseph Cirincione, and Jack Mendelsohn: Evaluating the Criteria for NMD Deployment, April 2000.
Charles Ferguson, Sparking a Buildup: U.S. Missile Defense And China's Nuclear Arsenal, March 2000.
John Isaacs, 'Go Slow': The People Speak on Missile Defense, Jan./Feb. 2000.
John Steinbruner, National Missile Defense: Collision in Progress, November 1999.
Lisbeth Gronlund and George Lewis, How a Limited National Missile Defense Would Impact The ABM Treaty, Nov. 1999.
ACA Press Conference, National Missile Defense, The ABM Treaty and The Future of START II, Nov./Dec. 1998.
John Pike, Ballistic Missile Defense: Is the U.S. 'Rushing to Failure'?, April 1998.
NMD Debate in Congress Heats Up as Lott, Lugar Introduce New Bills, January/February 1997. ACT Editorial FocusSpurgeon M. Keeny, Jr., The Right Thing to Do, September 2000.
Spurgeon M. Keeny, Jr., The Buck Stops Here, July/August 2000.
Spurgeon M. Keeny, Jr., A World Without Arms Control?, June 2000.
Spurgeon M. Keeny, Jr., NMD Double-Talk, May 2000.
Spurgeon M. Keeny, Jr., Telling It Like It Isn't, April 2000.
Spurgeon M. Keeny, Jr., NMD Decision – Who's in Charge?", March 2000.
Spurgeon M. Keeny, Jr., Just Say 'No,' November 1999.
Spurgeon M. Keeny, Jr., Seventeen-Year Locusts, March 1999.
Spurgeon M. Keeny, Jr., The New Missile 'Threat' Gap, June/July 1998.
ABM TreatyUkraine Ratifies ABM Succession MOU, March 2001.
Little Progress on ABM, START at Moscow Summit; Putin Proposes Joint Anti-Missile 'Umbrella,' July/August 2000.
Bush Outlines Arms Control And Missile Defense Plans, June 2000.
Russia Ratifies START II, Extension Protocol; ABM-Related Agreements Also Approved, May 2000.
Leaked Documents Detail U.S. ABM Strategy; GOP Says Limited NMD Plans Are Not Enough, May 2000.
Putin Elected President, Addresses Nuclear Agenda, April 2000.
Russian Officials Continue to Oppose Changes to ABM Treaty, November 1999.
NMD System Achieves First Intercept; U.S. Clarifies ABM Negotiating Position, September/October 1999.
Little Progress Made at START / ABM Talks, July/August 1999.
NMD Bill Clears Congress as Senate Re-Examines ABM Treaty, April/May 1999.
Helms Sets June Deadline for ABM Agreements, January/February 1999.
DOD Official Says NMD System May Require Treaty Withdrawal, October 1998.
House Prohibits Funds for ABM Succession, August/September 1998.
Administration, Congress Continue Debate Over Membership, Future of ABM Treaty, May 1998.
Yeltsin Submits START II, ABM-TMD Agreements to Duma, April 1998.
Clinton to Submit ABM Amendments' to the Senate, May 1997.
Duma Criticizes Helsinki Outcome; Postpones START II Discussions, April 1997. ACT Feature ArticlesLisbeth Gronlund and George Lewis, How a Limited National Missile Defense Would Impact The ABM
Treaty, November 1999.
ACA Press Conference, National Missile Defense, The ABM Treaty and The Future of START II, Nov./Dec. 1998.
ACA Annual Luncheon, Arms Control and the Helsinki Summit: Issues and Obstacles in the Second Clinton Term, March 1997.
Jack Mendelsohn and Craig Cerniello, The Arms Control Agenda at the Helsinki Summit, March 1997. ACT Editorial FocusSpurgeon M. Keeny, Jr., Eau de Cologne, June 1999.
Spurgeon M. Keeny, Jr., The Next Step in Strategic Arms Control, September 1997.
Spurgeon M. Keeny, Jr., Helsinki: A Pyrrhic Victory?, March 1997.
Theater Missile Defense (TMD)Navy Theater Wide Flight Test Succeeds, March 2001.
Joint U.S.-Russian TMD Exercise Conducted, March 2001.
Israel Declares Arrow System Operational, November 2000.
THEL Destroys Two Airborne Targets in Tests, October 2000.
Next Navy Theater Wide Test Planned, October 2000.
Israel Achieves First Head-On Arrow Intercept, October 2000.
Mixed Results in U.S. TMD Tests, September 2000.
THEL Test a Success, July/August 2000.
Israel Conducts Successful Arrow Test, November 1999.
THAAD Moves Forward After Second Hit, July/August 1999.
U.S., Japan Formalize TMD Cooperation, July/August 1999.
THAAD Achieves First Intercept, June 1999.
THAAD Test Aborted, April/May 1999.
THAAD Now 0 for 6; PAC-3 Test Successful, March 1999.
Yeltsin Submits START II, ABM-TMD Agreements to Duma, April 1998.
SCC Parties Sign Agreements On Multilateralization, TMD Systems, September 1997.
SCC Parties Clear Final Hurdle for ABM-TMD 'Demarcation' Accords, August 1997. ACT Feature ArticlesACA Annual Luncheon, Arms Control and the Helsinki Summit: Issues and Obstacles in the Second Clinton Term, March 1997.
Jack Mendelsohn and Craig Cerniello, The Arms Control Agenda at the Helsinki Summit, March 1997. ACT Editorial FocusSpurgeon M. Keeny, Jr., The Next Step in Strategic Arms Control, September 1997.
Spurgeon M. Keeny, Jr., Helsinki: A Pyrrhic Victory?, March 1997.
ARMS CONTROL ASSOCIATION
Background Briefing
National Missile Defense (NMD):
Documents and Analysis
Important Documents:
NMD IssuesRemarks by President Bill Clinton on National Missile Defense, September 2000. Report of the National Missile Defense Independent Review Team, July/August 2000. Chinese Statements on the Proposed U.S. National Missile Defense, July 2000. European Statements on the Proposed U.S. National Missile Defense, July 2000. Russian Statements on the Proposed U.S. National Missile Defense, July 2000. 'Countermeasures': Excerpts from a Report by the Union of Concerned Scientists and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Security Studies Program, April 2000. The 'Coyle Report', March 2000. National Missile Defense Review Committee Report, Text of the 'Welch Report', ACT, November 1999. Chinese Views on Theater and National Missile Defense, ACA Fact Sheet.
ABM IssuesU.S. Draft Protocol to the ABM Treaty And Associated 'Talking Points,' May 2000. The START/ABM Package at a Glance, ACA Fact Sheet. Joint Statements of the Helsinki Summit, March 1997.
TMD IssuesRelevant Arms Control Today Articles by SubjectChinese Views on Theater and National Missile Defense, ACA Fact Sheet. Joint Statements of the Helsinki Summit, March 1997.
National Missile Defense (NMD)
ACT News Stories
ABM Treaty
ACT News Stories
Theater Missile Defense (TMD)
ACT News Stories
ACA | 1726 M Street, N.W., Suite 201, Washington, D.C. 20036 202-463-8270 Fax 202-463-8273 |