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November 10, 2014

LA Times Quotes Board Member Phil Coyle on Aging U.S. Nuclear Arsenal

As U.S. Nuclear Arsenal Ages, Other Nations Have Modernized By Ralph Vartabedian and W.J. Hennigan While the nuclear confrontation between the United States and Russia cooled off after the 1991 fall of the Soviet Union, it has never ended. Indeed, the long-held hope for continual reductions in nuclear forces now seems unattainable, nuclear arms analysts […]

Posted in: Issue Center, Nuclear Weapons, Press & In the News on Nuclear Weapons

September 6, 2014

The Economist Story on Missile Defense Quotes Kingston Reif and Phil Coyle

The Unsheltering Sky As test flights go, FTG-06b was a dazzling affair. The mission was part of a programme called Ground-based Midcourse Defence (GMD), which is supposed to provide America’s main shield against intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) with a range beyond 5,500km (3,418 miles). FTG-06b involved the launch (pictured opposite) on June 22nd from Vandenberg […]

Posted in: Issue Center, Missile Defense, Press & In the News on Missile Defense

January 9, 2013

Philip Coyle Quoted on Mobile Missiles in Next Government

Air Force eyes return of mobile nuclear missiles By Bob Brewin 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 to carry nuclear […]

Posted in: Issue Center, Nuclear Weapons, Press & In the News on Nuclear Weapons

February 14, 2012

BRAC: The Next Steps for the Administration and Congress

By Phil Coyle Defense Secretary Leon Panetta surprised many Pentagon observers when he announced on January 26, 2012, that he would pursue possibly two base realignment and closure rounds, one in 2013 and another in 2015, as part of his long-range strategy to further bring down DoD costs. Familiarly known as BRAC, the Pentagon last […]

Posted in: Factsheets & Analysis on Pentagon Budget, Pentagon Budget, Security Spending

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