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The Missile Programme Compendium of Iraq's Proscribed Weapons Programmes in the Chemical, Biological, and Missile Areas
Reviews Iraq's missile program, including origins, production of missiles, and destruction of weapons following Gulf War.
Government Document
Unresolved Disarmament Issues: Iraq's Proscribed Weapons Programmes
Reports on history of U.N. weapons inspections in Iraq since December 1998 and reviews unresolved issues, noting actions Iraq should take.
Government Document
USSR: Soviet Concepts of Escalation in Europe
Speculates on Soviet attitude toward concept that limited nuclear war in Europe does not have to escalate to world-wide nuclear war.
Government Document
SNIE 4-1-74: Prospects for the Proliferation of Nuclear Capabilities Attached to Control Sheet; Includes Attachment
Forwards report on intent and capability of Israel, Canada, Italy, Sweden, West Germany, Brazil, Argentina, India, China, and other countries, to acquire nuclear-capable ballistic missile delivery systems, or related nuclear weapons, by 1980.
Government Document
Warsaw Pact Tactical Nuclear Forces in Central Europe Includes Tables, Illustrations, and Attachment
Assesses Warsaw Pact countries' capabilities for air and ground delivery of nuclear weapons.
Government Document
TelCon with Chancellor Schroeder
Bill Clinton and Gerhard Schröder discuss NATO decision to conduct air strikes against Serbia and impact on Russia.
Government Document
Staff Study on Ballistic Missile Proliferation Includes Attachment; Best Available Copy
Notes that dissemination of systems capable of delivering nuclear weapons is \"serious issue,\" forwards Jerome Kahan's initial staff study focusing on proliferation of ballistic missiles, and requests comments from Charles Johnson.
Government Document
The President's Daily Brief China; USSR-Syria; Includes Notes and Annex Entitled \Zaire\
Summarizes intelligence on unfolding global events with national security implications for the U.S.
Government Document
For Discussion with Mr. McNamara Recommended Definition of Offensive Weapons
Robert S. McNamara considers whether [Surface-to-surface missiles; Bomber aircraft; Bombs; Air-to-surface missiles; Nuclear warheads; Fuels; Komar Missile Attack Boats; FROG Missiles; MiG aircraft] should be listed as Offensive weapons as defined in John F. Kennedy Speech Announcing Soviet Missile Deployment in Cuba (22 October 1962)
Government Document