November 1997 United States Special Weapons News |
- DEFENSE DEPARTMENT REPORT ON PROLIFERATION - November 25, 1997 - Secretary of Defense William Cohen today released the second edition of a report entitled "Proliferation: Threat and Response 1997." The first was released in April 1996.
- Proliferation: Threat and Response Briefing 25 - November 1997 -
- Equipment Demonstration Q&A - 25 November 1997 - This current suit is a reduced weight, approximately 20 percent, which will reduce heat stress about 15 percent. The reduced number of zippers and drawstrings with the velcro fasteners gives better protection against chem/bio agents. The old suit was good for 30 days. This suit is good for 45 days.
- TEXT: NEW DIRECTOR FOR NONPROLIFERATION AT DEPT. OF ENERGY USIA 18 November 1997
- Defense Department News Briefing - 17 November 1997 - Force medical protection to overcom esome of the health care challenges that we experienced during and after the Gulf War.
- Peņa Appoints Director for Nonproliferation and National Security DOE News Release - November 14, 1997 -- Secretary of Energy Federico Peņa has appointed Rose E. Gottemoeller as Director for Nonproliferation and National Security for the U.S. Department of Energy. As director, Gottemoeller is responsible for research and development for nonproliferation missions, energy intelligence, arms control and nonproliferation, security affairs and emergency management.
- TEXT: CLINTON NOTICE TO CONGRESS OF WMD CONTINUING EMERGENCY USIA 13 November 1997
- TEXT: CONTINUATION OF EMERGENCY RE WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION USIA 13 November 1997
- BULLY AMERICA VOA 10 November 1997
- Cooperative Threat Reduction Initiative Defense Department News Briefing - 04 November 1997 - As a result of an Accord that the United States signed with the Republic of Moldova in June of this year, the US recently purchased 21 advanced nuclear capable MiG-29 fighters from Moldova.
- Cooperative Threat Reduction News Briefing - 04 November 1997 - The US purchased 21 advanced nuclear capable MiG-29 fighters from Moldova.
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