Strategic Arms Limitation Agreements: Hearings Before the Committee on Foreign Relations, United Senate, Ninety-second Congress, Second Session ...U.S. Government Printing Office, 1972 - 435 pages |
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ABM defense ABM system ABM Treaty achieve advantage agree ahead American argument arms control arms race attack B-1 bomber balance ballistic missile bargaining chip believe bombers budget capability CHAIRMAN committee Congress construction continue cruise missile decisions deploy deployment deterrent disarmament effective fact future ICBM ICBM's important increase Interim Agreement Kissinger KOLKOWICZ land-based launch megatonnage ment military Minuteman MIRV Moscow national security negotiations Nixon nuclear weapons offensive weapons parity political Poseidon position possible present President programs question radars reduce restraint Russians SALT accords SALT agreements SALT II sea-based Secretary LAIRD Secretary of Defense Secretary ROGERS Senator COOPER Senator PERCY Senator SPARKMAN Senator SYMINGTON side SLBM SLBM launchers Soviet Union stability statement strategic arms limitation strategic forces strategic offensive strategic weapons submarines superiority tegic threat tion Trident unilateral United United States Code USSR verification warheads Washington weapons systems