Study & Research Weapons of Mass Destruction

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Study & Research Weapons of Mass Destruction

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Robert G. Spulak Jr.

In the following viewpoint, Robert G. Spulak Jr. argues that the United States should retain all of its nuclear weapons. He contends that a strong nuclear arsenal deters attacks on the U.S. and bolsters U.S. influence around the world. Spulak is a senior analyst at the Strategic Studies Center of Sandia National Laboratories, a national security laboratory that designs non-nuclear components of nuclear weapons, conducts energy research, and studies national security threats. He has authored numerous reports on weapon systems, technologies, and policies related to national security.

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1. In the author’s opinion, why are nuclear weapons stigmatized"

2. According to Spulak, why are nuclear weapons uniquely effective for deterring attacks"

3. Why is credibility important in maintaining a...

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