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Last week, I was casting about for an article to write and discovered that I can’t access any Air Force websites. I am not used to seeing “ACCESS DENIED” when going to look at the news articles on Air Force Global Strike Command’s website....
I don’t have much to put out this week. The paranoid forces of “converging AI and biotech” continue to spin fanciful scenarios and unrealistic recommendations that aren’t at all very interesting. The nuclear hawks are still busy being nucle...
A while back, I posited that there were three camps in the U.S. nuclear enterprise - hawks, moderates, and doves. They have overlapping interests, which makes it interesting when they enter into debates or when one examines each of their a...
I wanted to get this story out in the event that my CBRN defense community has not seen it yet. On the one hand, it’s a story about a false alarm and there are no casualties. On the other hand, it’s still a pretty fascinating narrative abou...
Last week, the CATO Institute hosted a series of panels on nuclear proliferation issues featuring nine scholars over a four-hour period (actually three hours plus lunch). It was titled “Nuclear Proliferation in U.S. Grand Strategy” and is a...
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Al Mauroni is a specialist in counter-WMD and nuclear deterrence operations and policy. He is the author of eight books and numerous journal articles.
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