SDI Program: Hearings Before the Defense Policy Panel and Research and Development Subcommittee of the Committee on Armed Services, House of Representatives, One Hundredth Congress, First Session, March 26, July 8, and September 15United States. Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services. Defense Policy Panel, United States. Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services. Subcommittee on Research and Development U.S. Government Printing Office, 1988 - 304 pages |
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... elements of the defense budget and highlight the changing prior- ities within the SDI program . The second witness will be Dr. Robert Cooper , who was Director of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency ( DARPA ) at the time that ...
... elements of the defense budget and highlight the changing prior- ities within the SDI program . The second witness will be Dr. Robert Cooper , who was Director of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency ( DARPA ) at the time that ...
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... elements . Figure 1 on page six of my prepared statement summarizes them for you . Two of them fund weapons that would be used to destroy incoming enemy missiles . One pays for kinetic energy weapons , those that would destroy an ...
... elements . Figure 1 on page six of my prepared statement summarizes them for you . Two of them fund weapons that would be used to destroy incoming enemy missiles . One pays for kinetic energy weapons , those that would destroy an ...
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... elements in more detail , there are other signs of emphasis on developing tech- nology that would be useful in a near - term deployment . In general , within the program elements , funding is largest in absolute terms and growing at a ...
... elements in more detail , there are other signs of emphasis on developing tech- nology that would be useful in a near - term deployment . In general , within the program elements , funding is largest in absolute terms and growing at a ...
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... elements . Figure 1 summarizes the key aspects of these five program elements . The first two include funds for weapons that would be used to destroy enemy missiles : FIGURE 1. DESCRIPTION OF FIVE SDI PROGRAM ELEMENTS Acronym Title 8.
... elements . Figure 1 summarizes the key aspects of these five program elements . The first two include funds for weapons that would be used to destroy enemy missiles : FIGURE 1. DESCRIPTION OF FIVE SDI PROGRAM ELEMENTS Acronym Title 8.
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... ELEMENTS Acronym Title Description Weapons Program Elements KBW Kinetic Energy Weapons EW Directed Energy Weapons Weapons that use speed or energy of motion for destruction . Examples include rocket - propelled projectiles and electro ...
... ELEMENTS Acronym Title Description Weapons Program Elements KBW Kinetic Energy Weapons EW Directed Energy Weapons Weapons that use speed or energy of motion for destruction . Examples include rocket - propelled projectiles and electro ...
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Page 167 - The Parties undertake to continue active negotiations for limitations on strategic offensive arms.
Page 85 - Treaty), premature promotion to the demonstrationand-test phase can be very harmful to attainment of any particular goal in strategic defense. A considerable body of evidence has shown that early demonstrations of new technologies have two deleterious effects. First, they tend to freeze the technology being demonstrated before it is fully mature, thus guaranteeing less than full capability. Second, they tend to absorb money from the associated R&D program (because of cost overruns), thus eliminating...
Page 226 - March 23, 1983, where he called upon the US scientific community to develop a system that "* * * could intercept and destroy strategic ballistic missiles before they...
Page 206 - We estimate that even in the best of circumstances, a decade or more of intensive research would be required to provide the technical knowledge needed for an informed decision about the potential effectiveness and survivability of directed energy weapon systems. In addition, the important issues of overall system integration and effectiveness depend critically upon information that, to our knowledge. 207 docs not yet exist.
Page 56 - Street, NW Washington, DC 20037-1270 A COHERENT PACKAGE--ARMS CONTROL, ZERO BALLISTIC MISSILES, AND STRATEGIC DEFENSES [1] [1] The views and conclusions expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of The RAND Corporation or any of the agencies sponsoring its research.
Page 201 - Schlesinger. [Whereupon, at 11i42 am, the panel adjourned subject to the call of the Chair.] HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES, DEFENSE POLICY PANEL, Washington, DC, Tuesday, May 17, 1988.
Page 203 - Although substantial progress has been made in many technologies of DEW (directed energy weapons) over the last two decades, the Study Group finds significant gaps in the scientific and engineering understanding of many issues associated with the development of these technologies. Successful resolution of these issues is critical for the extrapolation to performance levels that would be required in an effective ballistic missile defense system. At present, there is insufficient information to decide...
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Page 193 - Chapters 10 and 12.) 7.7 SUMMARY During the past 10 years, an immense effort has gone into research and development, simulated testing, and flight testing of spacecraft thermal control concepts and materials. A great deal of progress has been made, but much remains to be accomplished in almost every segment of this field of space technology . Relatively little development has occurred in the area of active thermal control systems , simply because they have been used only to a limited extent on present...