US National Missile Defense Strategy

Preface Introduction National Missile Defence: Issues for Congress The President's NMD Decision and U.S. Foreign Policy History of the Ballistic Missile Defense Organization The Ballistic Missile Defense Organization Ballistic Missile DefenseProgram Focus National Missile Defense Program National Missile Defense National Missile Defense Architecture National Missile Defense Program Evolution National Missile Defense Weapon Element National Missile Defense Joint Program Office Senator Cochran Stresses need for Missile Defense System Rumsfeld Deems Missile Shield System Feasible Deputy Secretary-designate Wolfowitz on Defense Policy Goals Rumsfeld: U.S. will Consult with Allies on Missile Defense Developing Revolutionary Technology Requires Patience U.S. Missile Defence Director Cities Progress, Challenges Missile Defense Flight Test Scheduled for Summer 2001 Under Secretary of State-designate John Bolton on Arms Control Deputy CIA Director Examines Challenges Posed by North Korea Missile Defense will not Decouple U.S. and Allies, Official Says Excepts: House Members Debate Bush Missile Defense Plan Excepts: Rep. Weldon Outlines Rationale for Missile Defense Bush Calls for Nuclear Cuts, Missile Defense Development Except: Deputy Defense Secretary on Reducing Missile Threat Bylinder: Senator Joseph Biden on National Missile Defense General Kadish's Senate Testimony on National Missile Defense Cohen on National Missile Defense before Senate Armed Services Fact Sheet: White House on National Missile Defense Decision Clinton Defers Missile Defense Decision to Next President Bohlen: Clinton NMD Decision Allows More Time to Consult Time to Get Serious about Missile Defense Rumsfeld: Star Warrior Returns Index