| Long-Range Ballistic Missile Defense in Europe | |
| Hildreth, Steven A. ; Ek, Carl | |
| Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service. | |
| 关键词: Defense policy; Ballistic missile defenses; Weapons systems; Nuclear weapons; Arms race; | |
| RP-ID : RL34051 RP-ID : RL34051_2010Apr26 |
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| 美国|英语 | |
| 来源: UNT Digital Library | |
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【 摘 要 】
In early 2007, after several years of internal discussions and consultations with Poland and the Czech Republic, the Bush Administration formally proposed to defend against an Iranian missile threat by deploying a ground-based mid-course defense (GMD) element in Europe as part of the global U.S. BMDS (Ballistic Missile Defense System). The system would have included 10 interceptors in Poland, a radar in the Czech Republic, and another radar that would have been deployed in a country closer to Iran, to be completed by 2013 at a reported cost of at least $4 billion. This report is designed to retain background information and analysis of the Bush-proposed European BMD initiative up to the Obama Administration's decision to cancel it.
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