Titlebook: Nuclear Transformation; The New Nuclear U.S. James J. Wirtz (Professor and Chairman),Jeffrey A. Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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Implementing Missile Defenseterceptors to destroy enemy missiles or their warheads on impact; and (3) redundant fire control centers for battle management, command, and control. Missile defense will represent the most significant milestone achieved so far in implementing the third leg of the new triad introduced in the 2001 Nuclear Posture Review (NPR).

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The New Strategic Framework, the New Strategic Triad, and the Strategic Military Servicesitself to the U.S. military services that are tasked with preparing and presenting forces and systems—strategic capabilities—to realize the objectives outlined in the 2001 Nuclear Posture Review (NPR). Chief among these objectives is making the new strategic triad a reality.

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2945-7130 rine that has generated considerable controversy with its focus on maintaining a reliance on nuclear weapons and potentially increasing willingness to use them. Here a group of leading strategic analysts examine the background to the re-evaluation, issues of implementation and potential implications

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The New Triad and the new national security strategy issued in September 2002. The strategy is being honed in the context of the Afghanistan and Iraq campaigns, which are providing valuable lessons and reinforcing central tenets of strategy.

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The Bush Administration’s New Approach to Arms Controlflected this perspective. The administration shifted its foreign relations focus away from cooperative instruments (such as arms control) to an approach that emphasizes active self-help and coalitions of the willing.

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2945-7130 use them. Here a group of leading strategic analysts examine the background to the re-evaluation, issues of implementation and potential implications internationally.978-1-137-07838-4Series ISSN 2945-7130 Series E-ISSN 2945-7149

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Book 2005has generated considerable controversy with its focus on maintaining a reliance on nuclear weapons and potentially increasing willingness to use them. Here a group of leading strategic analysts examine the background to the re-evaluation, issues of implementation and potential implications internati

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The NATO Allies as an “axis of evil” in January 2002; the administration’s elevation of the option of preemptive military action to the status of a doctrine; and the administration’s comparatively explicit language concerning the possibility of nuclear retaliation for the use of chemical or biological weapons against U.S. interests.