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With this. We could claim they were a deterrent against the soviet union, but remember what i said about knowing whether a deterrent is working or not. It was a proposition that it was working. But we werent sure. There was also the realization as we understood sort of the texture of deterrence that our claims for extended deterrence, that we could actually extend the Nuclear Umbrella to nato, to the european states, to northeast asia, to japan and south korea. And, by the way, the philippines and australia eventually. That was the proposition. But that other word comes in here, whats the cred...

We find ourselves in the 90s in a whole new world. The decline of Nuclear Weapons. We have an arms control treaty, start one at the very beginning of the decade. We have International Structure which is no longer why polar. It could be called unipolar. We have globalization is the recent pieces to it but it appears to be part of a fundamental new world order. I love that phrase. It has the imagery of military force that still there but not Nuclear Weapons. Economic measures of power were going to be so much more important. There was a prediction of the decline of the nationstate in the concept...

Could build for the cost of one of our carriers. Its an interesting statistic, but those missiles are kind of useless without satellite constellations, without isr ground isr status, without an extensive networking system connecting these nodes, without operation centers. There is a certain amount of cost that goes into the delivering of that weapon that gets forgotten about when we do that math. First class hannah nobel. This is a question for dr. Hendricks. You spoke about a submerged arsenal, but if the carriers were to be mixed, what do you propose would replace them, and how would their m...

Partnerships to address a broad range of global challenges, building cyber space capability and confronting uncertainty with agility and innovation. This is a particularly difficult job today as we see a resurgent russia, and rising china, challenging us with Nuclear Capabilities, space and cyber space, as well as countries like north korea and iran, seeking greater roles in these domains, proliferation of technology, and information has increased risks, posed by nonstate actors in many of these areas, as well. In short, Strategic Deterrence may be more challenging today than it has ever been....

[ inaudible ]. Well, right now from my perspective, my bigticket item is that those items need to be in the budget and funded. Ill let the professionals here from the office of secretary of defense and Congress Really work on the noodle on how we need to work that perhaps more holistically in terms of what you just said. That piece of being able to follow the money as you know is very important, to whether its one bin, or one that we pay bins that we pay close attention to, associated with things, because when you work at the ssbn or icbm, is one Mission Associated with things and then you hav...