Military Law
Jan. 25, 2002
World Benefits From Joint Defense Against Missiles
Forum Column - By Henry F. Cooper, The Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty is dead at last, thanks to the announcement that the United States was exercising its right under Article 15 to withdraw. The treaty should have ended with the 1991 passing of the other signatory, the Soviet Union. But it survived for a decade more because of political constraints mostly generated by arms-control devotees still locked into Cold War thinking.
By Henry F. Cooper
The Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty is dead at last, thanks to the announcement that the United States was exercising its right under Article 15 to withdraw. The treaty should have ended with the 1991 passing of the other...
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