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5. Q: Should the U.S. build a space-based missile defense?

Author

Graham, Daniel O. and Graybeal, Sidney N.

Subjects
Space weapons -- Planning, Ballistic missile defenses -- United States -- Planning, Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, 1972, United States-Soviet Union, News, opinion and commentary, Company business planning, Planning
Abstract

Yes: Only a space-borne system can counter missile threats. The threat of mass destruction by missile warheads -- launched accidentally or intentionally -- becomes more ominous daily. Therefore, responsible U.S. [...]

Published
1995

13. The limitations of on-site inspection.

Author

Graybeal, Sidney N. and Krepon, Michael

Subjects
*ARMS control, *WEAPONS inspections, *INTERNATIONAL security
Abstract

Focuses on the utility of on-site inspections for arms control agreements. Spectrum of activities of on-site inspections; Limitations of on-site inspections; Possible problems in ensuring strict compliance; Drawbacks of intrusive monitoring.

Published
1987
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14. SCC: neglected arms control tool.

Author

Graybeal, Sidney N. and Krepon, Michael

Subjects
*INDEPENDENT regulatory commissions, *ARMS control
Abstract

Discusses the importance of the Standing Consultative Commission (SCC) to strategic arms control. Functions of the commission; U.S. attitudes toward the commission; Products of SCC deliberations; Ways in which the utility and effectiveness of the SCC could be advanced.

Published
1985
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15. Getting Out of the STARTing Block.

Author

Graybeal, Sidney N. and McFate, Patricia Bliss

Subjects
*NUCLEAR arms control verification, *INTERNATIONAL relations
Abstract

Outlines the issue of verification in the Strategic Arms Reduction Talks (START) agreement. Verification problems; Concern over the Soviet Union's potential for noncompliance and military gain; Need for verification regimes to be able to deter, prevent or warn of Soviet noncompliance; U.S. government's plan to negotiate and carry out some verification measures before completing the START agreement.

Published
1989
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16. Foreword

Author

Graybeal, Sidney

Subjects
Nuclear nonproliferation -- International aspects, International relations
Abstract

There are still significant differences between the responses of the US and the Russian Federation to the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. Russia feels that diplomatic and arms control approaches are most appropriate, with additional ballistic missile defense systems not being required. In contrast, the US is mixing diplomatic and arms control approaches with a range of ballistic missile defense systems. Individuals in both Russia and the US believe that it is possible to have a national missile defense system which is effective for limited attacks and is line with the overall purpose of the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty.

Published
1997

17. It's not son of Star Wars

Author

Graybeal, Sidney N. and Krepon, Michael

Subjects
United States. Theater Missile Defense Initiative Office -- Evaluation -- Planning, Ballistic missile defenses -- Planning -- Evaluation, Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, 1972, United States-Soviet Union, International relations, Military and naval science, News, opinion and commentary, Company business planning, Planning, Evaluation, Military policy
Abstract

The late and unlamented Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI), which was centered around space-based ballistic missile Interceptors, constituted a frontal assault on the Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) Treaty of 1972. The arms [...]

Published
1994

18. ABM debate holds Cold War echoes

Author

Graybeal, Sidney and Payne, Keith

Subjects
Nuclear arms control -- Laws, regulations and rules, Antimissile missiles -- Laws, regulations and rules, Aerospace and defense industries, History, Military and naval science
Published
1995

19. Missile debate distorts Foster Box

Author

Graybeal, Sidney and McFate, Patricia

Subjects
United States. Department of Defense -- Laws, regulations and rules, Ballistic missile defenses -- Laws, regulations and rules, Ballistic missiles -- Testing, Aerospace and defense industries, History, Military and naval science, Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, 1972, United States-Soviet Union
Published
1994

20. Proliferation, Potential TMD Roles, Demarcation and ABM Treaty Compatibility.

Author

NATIONAL INST FOR PUBLIC POLICY FAIRFAXVA, Payne, Keith B., Blagovolln, Sergel, Cambone, Stephen, Graybeal, Sidney, McFate, Patricia, NATIONAL INST FOR PUBLIC POLICY FAIRFAXVA, Payne, Keith B., Blagovolln, Sergel, Cambone, Stephen, Graybeal, Sidney, and McFate, Patricia

Abstract

Purpose of Study: To address criticism of the Administration's publicly- announced position concerning the demarcation between theater and strategic ballistic missile defense systems. The current lack of an agreed demarcation line between theater and strategic missile defense is an issue of concern because both the United States and Russia are interested in deploying effective theater missile defenses (TMD), but do not want to undermine the 1972 ABM Treaty, which was intended to limit ballistic missile defenses (BMD) against long-range strategic offensive missiles. The Administration's publicly-announced position concerning demarcation is that a missile defense system will be considered strategic if it is tested against a target vehicle with a velocity of more than 5 km/second (modern strategic ballistic missiles have velocities of 7 km/sec or more). The proposed demarcation line is to be based on the demonstrated capabilities of the defensive system. Some members of the traditional arms control community (who fear erosion of the ABM Treaty) have advanced arguments in opposition to the Clinton Administration's TMD program and publicly-announced demarcation position. These arguments are addressed in the study as follows

Published
1994

21. Space vehicles pose ballistic threat

Author

Graybeal, Sidney and McFate, Patricia

Subjects
United States. Missile Defense Agency -- Management, United States. Army. Space and Missile Defense Command. Global Protection Against Limited Strikes Program -- Management, Developing countries -- Military policy, Ballistic missile defenses -- International aspects, Satellite launch services industry -- International trade, Launch vehicles (Astronautics) -- International trade, Aerospace and defense industries, History, Military and naval science
Published
1992

22. Clinton puts ABM on target; theater missile defense tests split supporters

Author

Graybeal, Sidney and McFate, Patricia

Subjects
Ballistic missile defenses -- International aspects, Arms control -- International aspects, Security, International -- Analysis, Aerospace and defense industries, History, Military and naval science, Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, 1972, United States-Soviet Union
Published
1994

23. Redefine theater defense; ABM treaty must shift with technology, threats

Author

Graybeal, Sidney and McFate, Patricia

Subjects
United States. Department of Defense -- Planning, United States. Missile Defense Agency. Terminal High Altitude Area Defense Program -- Planning, Ballistic missile defenses -- Product development, Aerospace and defense industries, History, Military and naval science, Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, 1972, United States-Soviet Union
Published
1993

25. Beware the Trojan horse of INF 'inspections'

Author

Graybeal, Sidney N. and Krepon, Michael

Subjects
Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, 1987, Strategic Arms Reduction Talks, 1982-1992 -- Analysis, Disarmament -- Inspection, Nuclear arms control -- Verification
Published
1988

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