Antimissile System Held Back by Kill Vehicle: Pentagon By Rachel Oswald Global Security Newswire WASHINGTON — The United States’ principal homeland missile defense program against a feared long-range attack by North Korea or Iran made little demonstrable headway last year in moving beyond a restricted capacity to defeat a small-scale threat, according to a new […]
San Antonio Express Publishes Article by Laicie Heeley
On to the Next Cliff Published in the San Antonio Express on January 16, 2013. The now infamous “fiscal cliff” Congress averted just hours before the New Year’s deadline left most Americans with more questions than answers. Though the deal covers some of the most contentious tax issues, it leaves open the possibility that automatic […]
Nickolas Roth Quoted on future of NNSA leadership in the Global Security Newswire
Security Debate Shadows NNSA Chief’s Departure By Diane Barners Global Security Newswire WASHINGTON — A top U.S. nuclear official is set to retire next week in good standing with the Obama administration, even though a major security scandal prompted a number of watchdogs to call for his resignation months ago. When Thomas D’Agostino announced […]
Laicie Olson and Usha Sahay Publish Article in Star-Ledger
Sen. Robert Menendez Can Help Solve Iran Impasse Published in the Star-Ledger Article summary below, click here to read full article. By Laicie Heeley and Usha Sahay As the president and Congress begin a new term, Iran’s nuclear program must be a priority. The coming months will be crucial if the U.S. hopes to overcome […]
Next Government Article on Mobile Missiles Quotes Phil Coyle
Air Force eyes return of mobile nuclear missiles By Bob Brewin January 9, 2013 The Air Force has dusted off plans more than two decades old to place fixed nuclear missiles on rail cars or massive road vehicles to protect them from a surprise attack The service also wants to explore alternatives to traditional missiles […]
