Weapons of Mass Destruction
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Weapons of Mass Destruction: The Search for Global Security
By Aiden Warren, Joseph M. Siracusa, Deputy Dean of Global StudiesFor the full impact of the two bombs, see Hiroshima and Nagasaki: The Physical, Medical, and Social Effects of the Atomic Bombings, trans. by Eisei Ishikawa and David L. Swain (New York: Basic Books, 1981); Paul Boyer, By the Bomb's ...
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Weapons of Mass Destruction
By Mary Byrd Davis, Mary D. Davis, Arthur H. PurcellLooks at the development and use of these weapons, including nuclear, biological, chemical, and radioactive weapons; reviews laws, treaties, and agreements; and includes a chronology, biographies of key figures, and a guide to research.
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WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION: Response and Investigation
By Steven C. Drielak, Thomas R. BrandonLevine, J. & Suzuki, D. The Secret of Life: Redesigning the Living World, Chapter 1, p. 26, 1993. Klotz, Lynn C. Sampling and Analysis Under a Biological Warfare Compliance Regime, October 1996. Klotz, Lynn C. Sampling and Analysis ...
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Weapons of Mass Destruction
By Michael Kort“Russia to Deploy S-400 Air Defense Systems around Moscow Aug. 6.” Available online. ... 45 James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies. “Reported Use of Chemical Weapons, Ballistic Missiles, and Cruise Missiles in the Middle East.
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Weapons of Mass Destruction: Nuclear weapons
We must accord the highest priority to the protection of the United States,our forces, and our friends and allies from the existing and growing WMD threat. “The gravest danger our Nation faces lies at the crossroads of radicalism and ...
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Weapons of Mass Destruction: The Cases of Iran, Syria, and Libya
By Kenneth R. TimmermanWeapons of Mass Destruction: The Cases of Iran, Syria, and Libya
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Weapons of Mass Destruction: By Process of Elimination
By Kathie Maria Coker-Mack, Michael-Liberte LattiboudeaireWeapons of Mass Destruction: By Process of Elimination
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Weapons of Mass Destruction: Prospects for Proliferation
By E. Spiers12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 J.J. Fialka, 'Allies May Already Have Survived Iraq's Top Chemical Weapon: Fear', The Wall Street Journal, ... Learned from Operation Granby, 43, session 1993–94 (25 May 1994), pp. 29, 52.
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Weapons of Mass Destruction: The no-nonsense guide to nuclear, chemical and biological weapons today
By Robert HutchinsonThe next live Scud missile launch could signal the next Hiroshima. Robert Hutchinson investigates the history of weapons of mass destruction, from biological warfare during World War I to the atomic weapons of World War II and the Cold War.
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Weapons of Mass Destruction
By William DudleyFrom poison gas in World War I to the atomic bomb in World War II, from Cold War standoffs between the United States and the Soviet Union to present-day controversies...
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Weapons of Mass Destruction: The Essential Reference Guide
By James J. Wirtz, Jeffrey A. Larsen, Eric A. CroddyEach entry is written in a clear, accessible style and includes crucial background information, making this book an essential resource for both lay readers and specialists.
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Weapons of Mass Destruction
By Michael LoganThis anthology series covers today's most current national and international issues and contains the most important opinions of the past and present. The purpose of the series is to introduce...
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Weapons of Mass Destruction: Emergency Care
By Robert S. Porter, Robert A. De LorenzoThis book explores the new and rapidly developing area of tactical EMS. Tactical emergency services is a special blend of prehospital care and military-style tactical operations encompassing...
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Weapons of mass destruction: current nuclear proliferation challenges
Weapons of mass destruction: current nuclear proliferation challenges
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Weapons of Mass Destruction
By M.N. SastriWeapons of Mass Destruction
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Weapons of Mass Destruction: The No-nonsense Guide to Nuclear, Chemical and Biological Weapons Today
By Robert HutchinsonThe next live Scud missile launch could signal the next Hiroshima. Robert Hutchinson investigates the history of weapons of mass destruction, from biological warfare during World War I to the atomic weapons of World War II and the Cold War.
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Weapons of Mass Destruction
By Britannica Educational PublishingThis detailed volume examines various weapons of mass destruction and the science behind them, their effects on conflict, and the various arms control treaties and agreements that have been introduced to help curb the possibility of ...
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Weapons of Mass Destruction: Proliferation and Control
By Corona BrezinaDiscusses the use of treaties, inspections, sanctions, and diplomacy to control the build-up of arms.
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Weapons of Mass Destruction: Assessing U.S. Policy Tools for Combating Proliferation
By United States Accounting OfficeWeapons of Mass Destruction: Assessing U.S. Policy Tools for Combating Proliferation
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Weapons of Mass Destruction: Assessing U. S. Policy Tools for Combating Proliferation
By U. S. Government Accountability Office, U S Government Accountability OfficeThe attacks of September 11 and the recent anthrax cases have heightened long-standing concerns about the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.