Source: Carnegie
Non-Proliferation Project Director Joseph Cirincione's Power Point presentation explains that the ballistic missile threat to the United States has dramatically decreased since the height of the Cold War.
Assessing the Ballistic Missile Threat to the United States
published by on April 3, 2001
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