Read the full piece in The National Interest. The Pentagon’s financial practices breed inefficiency, lack accountability, and would never be accepted in a corporate boardroom. President Trump’s focus on wasteful Pentagon programs is a positive step, but his calls for more funding without preconditions will only increase the federal debt without improving national security whatsoever. […]
Senior Science Fellow Philip E. Coyle Quoted in LA Times
Read the full piece in the LA Times. Former Assistant Defense Secretary Philip E. Coyle III, who led the Pentagon’s office of operational testing and evaluation for six years, said the January 2016 test failure was cause for serious concern about GMD’s reliability. “If the circuitry caused a failure, that’s a bad thing,” Coyle said. […]
Executive Director John Tierney Quoted in Digital Journal
Read the full piece in the Digital Journal. The Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation said in a press release: “President Trump’s assertions about nuclear weapons policy conveniently ignore the facts,” former Rep. John Tierney (D-Mass.), the executive director of the center, said in a statement. “Every world leader on Earth except for President Trump […]
National Advisory Board Member Matthew Meselson Quoted in the Boston Herald
Read the full piece in the Boston Herald. Harvard University biochemistry professor Matthew Meselson said the nerve agent isn’t difficult to make. “A good organic chemist, given access to the right chemicals, the right stocking materials, could do this,” said Meselson, a board member of the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation. Read the full […]
National Advisory Board Member Matthew Meselson Quoted in WIRED
Read the full piece in WIRED. “If you have a nerve impulse that tells a muscle to contract, you have to turn off the impulse. Otherwise the muscle will stay contracted,” says Matthew Meselson, a geneticist at Harvard and member of the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation national advisory board. “The one that primarily […]
