NATIONAL DEFENSE see also Department of Defense

Addresses

Arms Control and the Future of NATO: Senator Byrd, 1364-1368 [16FE]

Arms Control in Last Year of Reagan Administration: Senator Nunn, 4425 [18MR], 10900-10902 [13MY]

Balancing Competitiveness and National Security Interests, Michael Bosignore, 25977 [28SE]

Commission on Merchant Marine and Defense: James L. Holloway III, 559 [1FE]

Dangerous Foreign and Defense Policy of Michael Dukakis: Representative Kemp, 21436-21438 [9AU]

Defense Contracts With Minority Business: Representative Aspin, 16280 [28JN]

Defense Stockpile Management: Dennis Shaw, 33457 [21OC]

International Military Presence: James H. Webb, Jr., 564 [1FE]

National Defense: James H. Webb, Jr., Sec. of the Navy, 2454-2456 [24FE]

NATO—Building on Strength: Michael S. Dukakis, Governor of Massachusetts, 18509 [14JY]

Prospects for the U.S.-Soviet Dialog, Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 21573 [10AU]

Retrospection on the Defense Budget: Dennis Shaw, 33475 [21OC]

Seizing the Initiative U.S.-Soviet Relations in the 1990's: Michael S. Dukakis, Governor of Massachusetts, 23718 [14SE]

State of the Western Alliance: Geoffrey Howe, 24128 [15SE]

Strategic Defense Initiative—The First Five Years: President Reagan, 4606 [21MR]

Strong and Secure America: Michael S. Dukakis, Governor of Massachusetts, 23424, 23714 [14SE]

Turkish-American Relations: Kenan Evren, 16406 [29JN]

U.S.-Israeli Strategic Relationship: Representative Aspin, 15494-15496 [21JN]

When the Guns Begin to Shoot: Norman R. Augustine, 4452-4454 [18MR]

Agreements

Compromise on conference report on H.R. 4781 between Armed Services Committee and Appropriations Subcommittee, 26959 [30SE]

Dept. of Defense appropriations' conference report, 26964 [30SE]

Amendments

Defense Industrial Base Preservation Act: enact (S. 1892), 6184 [31MR]

Dept. of Defense: appropriations (S. 2749), conference report, 29892 [12OC]

———closing and realigning of certain military installations (H.R. 4481), 17077, 17078 [7JY], 17742, 17743, 17746, 17747, 17749, 17755, 17757, 17762 [12JY], 23962 [15SE]

Dept. of Energy: appropriations for military activities (S. 2749), conference report, 29892 [12OC]

Analyses

Defense Production Act (H.R. 4037), 3017 [2MR]

Hostilities Act (H.R. 3912), 984-990 [4FE]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: American Enterprise Institute, 1137-1146 [4FE]

Appointments

Conferees: H.R. 4481, closing and realigning of certain military installations, 26034 [28SE]

Articles and editorials

ABM Treaty Review Could Increase Risks for America, 24178 [16SE]

Administration, Japanese Face Deadline for Winning Okay for Pu Sea Shipments, 24238 [16SE]

After 40 Years, the Silence Is Broken on a Troubled Nuclear Arms Industry, 31654 [19OC]

After INF—Getting Our Planes Off the Ground, 11965-11966 [23MY]

Aging Bomb-Grade Plants Are Seen as Safety Risk, 4384 [18MR]

America's Favorite Whipping Boys—Both Left and Right Misrepresent the American Military, 6958-6960 [14AP]

Balance Between U.S. and Soviet Union in Conventional Arms, 2284-2286 [23FE]

Base Politics, 6773 [13AP]

Battleship U.S.S. Wisconsin, 30605 [13OC]

Big Trouble at Savannah River, 31660 [19OC]

Bigger Role Urged for Defense Department in Economic Policy—Advisory Panel Reports Growing Loss of Technological Leadership by U.S. Is Said To Imperil Its Security, 32178 [20OC]

Bill Would Curb Foreign Companies in U.S. Takeovers, 5967 [30MR]

Blaming the Philippines, 29246 [7OC], 30441 [13OC]

Bomb Makers' Complacency, 4392 [18MR]

Candidates and the Bomb Alarm, 31651 [19OC]

Chaos and Control, 24763 [22SE]

Closing Bases—Army's Measure Deserves Support, 6774 [13AP]

Closing Obsolete Military Bases, 6772 [13AP]

Comparing Forces—NATO and the Warsaw Pact, 21268-21270 [9AU]

Congress Gets Nuked on Catastrophic Liability, 4009 [16MR]

Costly Folly of Star Wars Pursuit, 14516 [15JN]

Crimes Against the Alliance—The Toshiba-Kongsberg Export Violations, 14728-14730 [15JN]

Danger of Imbalance at CSCE Negligence of ``Human Dimension''?, 11214 [17MY]

Dealing With Gorbachev, 4372-4374 [18MR]

Defense Bill Veto Strategy, 19663 [29JY]

Defense Cuts Begin at Home, 6773 [13AP]

Defense Cuts That Won't Hurt Defense, 6771 [13AP]

Dept. of Energy Wants New Weapons Reactors To Replace Aging, Troubled One, 31651 [19OC]

Do We Have More Nukes Than We Had 20 Years Ago? Guess Again, 13378 [3JN], 15214 [20JN]

DOE Official Says SIS to Create Jobs, 18338 [14JY]

DOE Orders 2 Hanford Plutonium Plants Shut, 4387 [18MR]

Donkey Without Teeth Again in 1988?, 8849 [26AP]

Dukakis' Dangerous Ideas—His Odd Departures on Foreign Policy All but Guarantee His Defeat, 22358 [11AU]

Effective Strategic Policy, 24451-24455 [19SE]

Energy Department Says It Kept Secret Mishaps at Nuclear Weapon Plant, 28052 [4OC], 31657 [19OC]

Energy Secretary Vows Fast Action on Arms Reactor, 31655 [19OC]

Evaluate Military Bases, 6773 [13AP]

Explosion Risk at Nuclear Site Is Reported High, 4390 [18MR]

Fatal Flaws in Presenting the NATO/Warsaw Pact Balance, 18343-18346 [14JY]

Finances and the Fear of Serious Accident Prompt Rare Openness on Weapons Plants, 31654 [19OC]

Fix for the Savannah River Plant, 31652 [19OC]

Gleam in the Eye of SDI—Many Uses Seen for X-Ray Laser, 12443 [25MY]

Gorbachev's New Approach to Conventional Arms Control, 30644-30647 [14OC]

Guard Deployment Order Upheld, 11757 [19MY]

Guide to Misinterpreters, 7538 [20AP]

Hanford Reactor Is Troubled Link in Aging Production Chain, 4385 [18MR]

Hanford Repairs Won't Be Enough, Consultants Say, 4388 [18MR]

Herrington's Reactor Plan—A 2-for-1 Bargain, 28054 [4OC]

High Price of Protecting Others, 25272 [23SE]

In Defense of Forward Defense, 5228-5232 [24MR]

In Mock Combat, ``Soviets'' Win Again and Again, 11857 [20MY]

INEL Chief Says SIS Project Crucial, 18338 [14JY]

INF Treaty and Conventional Arms Control Efforts With the Soviet Union, 10256 [10MY]

INF Treaty's Dangerous Vagueness, 7329 [19AP]

Internal Pentagon Report Faults Navy on Use of Consultants in Purchasing, 20833 [8AU]

Is This Any Way to Run a Bomb Plant?, 31652 [19OC]

It's High Time to Withdraw From ABA Treaty, 30620 [13OC], 31242 [18OC]

Japan Seeks United States Okay To Ship Pu by Sea, 24238 [16SE]

Japanese and the Aegis Sale, 20669 [5AU]

Joint Chiefs' Goals on SDI One-Sided, 9861 [4MY]

Lack of Rockets Will Delay SDI, New Study Finds, 14210 [13JN]

Lost Red Missiles, 5435 [29MR]

Luddites Are Wrong About SDI Too, 9484 [28AP], 9692 [2MY]

Management Meltdown at Savannah River Plant, 31653 [19OC]

Medical Spinoffs From ``Star Wars''—Or a Cynical Effort To Win Public Opinion, 19867 [2AU]

Military Alliances—Fiscal Squeeze Renews Debate on Arms Burden, 12702 [26MY]

Military Base Ball, 19235 [27JY]

Military Support for SDI Buckling, 6968 [14AP]

MITI To Lift Export Ban on Toshiba 21 May, Kyodo (Japanese) News Service, 11876 [20MY]

More Than Covert Can Endure—How 48-Hour Rule Would Impair U.S., 15483 [21JN]

Moving Plutonium by Sea Is Assailed, 24239 [16SE]

Naive Talk of ``Challenges'', 26843 [29SE]

Nation in a Military Rut, 24455 [19SE]

NATO Central Region and the Balance of Uncertainty, 4598-4600 [21MR]

Navy Says Nuclear Subs Over Budget, 3715 [14MR]

Needless Bases Add to Deficit, 6773 [13AP]

Negotiations on Importing Plutonium by Sea, 24238 [16SE]

Night Brer Rabbit Met SDI, 2424 [23FE]

1977 Spy Data on SS-20's Cast Shadow Over INF Talks, 5435 [29MR]

N-Reactor Won't Reopen, DOE Says, 4389 [18MR]

Nuclear Arms Plant Ordered to Reduce Power for Safety, 4389 [18MR]

Nuclear Contractors Should Be Held Liable When They're at Fault, 4008 [16MR]

Nuclear Finger Pointing, 31659 [19OC]

Nuclear Industry Mature Enough To Be Responsible for Its Actions, 4008 [16MR]

Nuclear Plant Release, 4391 [18MR]

Nuclear Regulators, Scientific Advisers Argue Over Reactors' Structural Safety, 4312 [17MR]

Nunn Calls for SDI Program To Steer Toward More Long-Term Technologies, 10903 [13MY]

Nunn Seeks Shield for Missiles Fired in Error, 10902 [13MY]

Obsolete Bases—Closings Are Sensible Approach to Defense Budget, 6774 [13AP]

Our Allies Have To Do More, 17825 [12JY], 21532 [10AU]

Part-Timers or Trainees?, 2758 [1MR]

Pentagon Accuses 2 Contractors of $20 Million Overcharge on Arms, 3715 [14MR]

Pentagon Is Taking Its Shopping List Overseas, 18645 [25JY]

Pentagon Scales Back SDI Goals, 9861 [4MY]

Photon War, 3653-3654 [10MR]

Plutonium Talks Revived—Japan Takes New Tack, Hopes To Ship Nuclear Cargo by Sea, 24240 [16SE]

Poetry of Deceit, 10555 [11MY]

Pork Barrel vs. Military Need, 6774 [13AP]

Pressler Proposal Would Transfer 4th Air Division Headquarters Here, 10460 [11MY]

Reagan Asserts Democrats Would Hinder U.S. Defense, 23708 [14SE]

Reagan Scorns Dukakis on Defense—Democrat's ``Disneyland'' Policies Are Called Menace to Society, 23708 [14SE]

Reagan Urged To Veto Defense Bill, 19266 [28JY]

Reagan's Final Challenge, 14223 [13JN]

Redressing the Conventional Balance, 2793, 2795 [2MR]

Report Critical of SDI Officials, 14210 [13JN]

Reports Cite Problems in Washington's 23-Year Old Hanford Reactor, 4387 [18MR]

Restarting the Weapons Reactors, 31652 [19OC]

Safety Lapses Paralyze Nuclear Bomb Complex, 4388 [18MR]

Safety Problems at Reactor Imperil Defense Goals, 4391 [18MR]

Savannah River Horror Stories, 31653 [19OC]

Savannah River's Dark, Dirty Past, 31653 [19OC]

SDI Faulted in 2-Year Hill Study, 9845 [4MY]

SDI Watch, 9836 [4MY]

SDI—Lasting Legacy?, 22355 [11AU]

Second Nuclear Plant Is Ordered Closed by Energy Dept., 31656 [19OC]

Senate Study Contributes to Avalanche of Doubts on SDI, 14210 [13JN]

South Carolina Plant's Nuclear Waste Tanks Unsafe, 4390 [18MR]

Soviet Estimate—U.S. Intelligence Analysis and Russian Military Strength, 5435 [29MR]

Soviet General's SDI Warning, 19780-19782 [1AU]

Soviet Low-Flying Bombers and Missiles Raise Questions About Star Wars System, 10421 [11MY]

Soviet Mobile Missile Worries United States, 5435 [29MR]

Soviet Space Strategy, 5081-5084 [23MR]

Soviet Union—Trade Should Be More Prominent in Next Summit, Commerce Secretary Tells Reporters, 66 [25JA]

Spy Agencies Disagree on Number of SS-20, 5435 [29MR]

Star Wars After Five Years—The Decisive Point, 17270-17272 [7JY]

Star Wars First Phase Won't Work, Study Says, 14209 [13JN]

Stealth Bomber Takes Shape—A Flying Wing and Crew of 2, 11429 [18MY]

Strategic Petroleum Reserve—Fill It, 22761 [7SE]

Strategic Sizing Decisions, 6997 [14AP]

Toward a Real Defense Buildup, 9645 [2MY]

Treaty Signed—Cheating Begins, 5435 [29MR]

U.N. Presses Superpowers on Test Ban, 4375 [18MR]

U.S. Admits Safety Faults at Reactors for Bomb Fuel, 4385 [18MR]

U.S. Satellites Detect Marked Increase in Mobile Soviet ICBM's, 31966 [19OC]

U.S. Says Panama Is Harassing GI's, 26859 [30SE]

U.S. Says Weapons Plant Closing Means Tritium Won't Be Produced for Three Months, 31656 [19OC]

U.S.-Japan Security Relations—A Maturing Partnership, 3186-3190 [3MR]

United States May OK Shipping Plutonium by Sea—Japan Would Get Weapons-Grade Material; Lawmakers Opposed, 24238 [16SE]

Unload the Bases, Congress; Don't Drop the Ball, 23050 [8SE]

Unsafe Reactors Threaten Security, 31653 [19OC]

Veto Merely a Political Ploy, 21267 [9AU]

Vital Parts—Military's Dependence on Foreign Suppliers Causes Rising Concern, 5196 [24MR]

Weapon Reactor's Power Level Cut at Scientists' Insistence—Ability to Withstand Accident Challenged, 4390 [18MR]

Weapons Reactor Should Stay Closed, Senate Panel Votes, 4385 [18MR]

Weapons Reactors To Remain Closed Over Safety Concerns—New Savannah River Procedures Planned, 31707 [19OC]

Western Democracies Finance Soviet Power, 7270 [19AP]

What if the Vincennes Had Been ``Star Wars''?, 24763 [22SE]

When Doves Turn Into Hawks—Try Closing Military Bases on Their Home Turf, 6771 [13AP]

Why Can't Our Allies Defend Themselves?, 13196 [1JN]

Why the Soviets Can't Win Quickly in Central Europe, 11221-11223 [17MY]

Will the Boom Finally Go Bust? Area Defense Contractors Fear End to the Good Times, 20834 [8AU]

Will We End the Cold War? Next President's Historic Opportunity, 25982-25985 [28SE]

Without Mobility, START Won't Go—To Be Able To Live With 50% Cuts We Need Midgetman, 9799 [3MY]

Your Record Is Not Reassuring, 22771 [7SE]

Bills and resolutions

Arms control: U.S. policy relative to antisatellite weapons and U.S. military satellites (see H.R. 4451)

Arms Control Competitive and Economic Adjustment Commission Act: enact (see S. 2080)

Biological Defense Research Progam: disclosure of all biological agents (see H.R. 5481)

Biological warfare: research of biological agents in the development of defenses (see H.R. 5241)

Civil defense: authorize Federal programs (see S. 2315, 2372)

Commission on International Security and Satellite Monitoring: establish (see H.R. 4036)

Defense industrial base: improve (see H.R. 4128)

Defense Industry and Technology Act: enact (see S. 2254)

Dept. of Defense: appropriations (see S. 2749)

———closing and realigning of certain military installations (see H.R. 4481)

———closing and realigning of certain military installations (H.R. 4481), consideration (see H. Res. 489)

———expedited procedures for authorizing disengagement or continued engagement of U.S. Armed Forces involved in hostilities (see S.J. Res. 323)

———explanation of weapons purchase practices in annual report (see H.R. 4381)

———improve security and control of supply inventories (see H.R. 3931)

———procurement of heavy expanded mobility tactical trucks (see H.R. 5091)

———revise labor standards laws, stockpile goals of strategic critical materials, and establishment of military base consolidation commission (see S. 2070)

———supplemental appropriations (see S. 2373)

Dept. of Defense Amended Budget Authorization Act: enact (see S. 2316)

Dept. of Energy: appropriations for military activities (see S. 2371, 2749)

Industry: revitalize defense industrial base (see H.R. 4037)

Japan: reimburse U.S. for military defense in area (see H.R. 5294)

National security and foreign policy interests (see H.R. 5550)

NATO: continued security (see H. Res. 422)

Panama Canal: future security (see H. Res. 423)

War: collective judgment of both the Congress and President concerning the involvement of Armed Forces (see H.R. 3912)

War Powers Act: amend (see H.J. Res. 462)

———expedited procedures requiring the disengagement or continued engagement of U.S. Armed Forces involved in hostilities (see H.J. Res. 601)

Books

``American Renaissance'', Representative Kemp, 30510 [13OC]

Comparisons

5-year defense program budget and President's budget, 18332 [14JY]

Compendiums

Representative Kemp's legislative initiatives, 30501-30503 [13OC]

Descriptions

Technical corrections to the committee report on defense appropriations (H.R. 4781), 20838 [8AU]

Essays

Conventional Forces of NATO and the Warsaw Pact: International Institute for Strategic Studies, 2296-2300 [23FE]

Interviews

Conventional weapons balance in Europe, Phillip A. Karber with Armed Forces Journal International, 11853-11857 [20MY]

Letters

Accidental launch protection system: Senator Wallop, 10900 [13MY]

Aircraft carriers: Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 10892 [13MY]

———William J. Crowe, Jr., 10893 [13MY]

Antisatellite weapon testing: C.A.H. Trost, 9209 [28AP]

———John L. Piotrowski, 9209 [28AP]

Civil Reserve Air Fleet Program: Senator Cranston, 21452 [10AU]

———Senator Nunn, 21452 [10AU]

Constitutionality of section 711 of H.R. 3100, International Security and Development Cooperation Act: Library of Congress, 2546 [25FE]

Depressed trajectory missile testing: Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 25917 [28SE]

Dept. of Defense: Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 29895 [12OC]

———President Reagan, 25918, 25919 [28SE]

———Senator Sasser, 468 [1FE]

Dept. of Energy appropriations: Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 29895 [12OC]

Dept. of Energy nuclear facility oversight: Ann McLaughlin, Sec. of Labor, 4399 [18MR]

———John R. Bolton, 4399 [18MR]

———John S. Herrington, Sec. of Energy, 4398 [18MR]

———Paul Burnsky and David Mallino, 4392 [18MR]

Ellsworth Air Force Base, SD: Senator Pressler, 10460 [11MY]

Federal Civil Defense Act appropriations: Spence W. Perry, FEMA, 8518 [22AP]

5-year defense program report: Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 18331 [14JY]

Impact of Toshiba/Kongsberg diversions on defense policy interests: Richard L. Armitage, Dept. of Defense, 4047 [16MR]

Inclusion of Toshiba Corp. in briefings on defense procurement: Senators Heinz, Helms, Garn and Proxmire, 15214 [20JN]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: J. Edward Fox, 29705 [11OC]

———Senator Helms, 11838 [20MY]

———Senators Byrd and Dole, 29705 [11OC]

Japan purchase of Aegis weapons system: George P. Schultz, Sec. of State and Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 20669 [5AU]

———William J. Crowe, Jr., 20669 [5AU]

Mobile armored reconnaissance vehicle (MARV): Dept. of the Air Force, 27007, 27008, 27009 [30SE]

Missile Project Close to Nunn's Heart article: James F. McGovern, 19439 [28JY]

———Senator Nunn, 19439 [28JY]

MX missile contracts: Air Force representative, 3976 [15MR]

———James D. Geraghty, 3977 [15MR]

———Martin L. Marler, 3977 [15MR]

Nuclear science questions associated with defense materials production reactor: J. Dexter Peach, 31648-31650 [19OC]

Nuclear weapons testing: George F. Murphy, 10676, 10681 [12MY]

———John S. Herrington, Sec. of Energy, 10673 [12MY]

———Vice President Bush, 21121 [8AU]

Size of the Navy: C.A.H. Trost, 10893 [13MY]

Soviet compliance with weapons treaties: Senator Wallop, 7019 [15AP]

Stealth bomber program: Senator Byrd, 11429 [18MY]

Strategic Air Command Alert Force: John T. Chain, Jr., 1486 [17FE]

Strategic arms control: Senator Byrd, 25234 [23SE]

Strategic defense initiative: Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 25917 [28SE]

———James A. Abrahamson, 20684 [5AU]

———Senator Johnston, 20684 [5AU]

———several Members of Congress and other officials, 10905 [13MY]

Strategic Sealift Program: T.C. Lynch, 20838 [8AU]

Submission of report on the implications of certain positions on arms control: Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 23889 [15SE]

Transporting large quantities of plutonium: Dept. of Defense, 24240 [16SE]

Turkey defense and economic cooperation agreement: George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 5453 [29MR]

———Senator Boren, 5453 [29MR]

U.S.-Japan agreement on plutonium: Frank J. Gaffney, Jr., and Richard Perle, 3192 [3MR]

Your record is not reassuring: James Schlesinger, 20339 [3AU]

Lists

Defense contracting: Logistics Management Institute, 23751 [14SE]

Memorandums

Agreement Relative to Unauthorized Appropriations in H.R. 4781, 26962 [30SE]

January Issue of Five-Year Defense Program and Construction, Procurement and RDT&E Annexes: Clyde O. Glaister, 18332 [14JY]

Report on Strategic Air Defense: Robert R. Everett, 12018 [23MY]

Savannah River P Reactor Events—Safety Implications: Richard W. Starostecki, 31643 [19OC]

Soviet Concealed SS-20 Missiles: Senator Helms, 5435-5452 [29MR]

Tacit Rainbow and Seek Spinner Programs: Senator Warner and Carl Smith, 19440 [28JY]

Tinker Air Force Base, OK, 14547 [15JN]

Memorials of legislature

Indiana, 4135 [16MR]

Messages

ACDA Report: President Reagan, 2303 [23FE]

Veto of Dept. of Defense appropriations: President Reagan, 20280 [3AU], 25918 [28SE]

Motions

Depts. of Defense and Energy: appropriations for military activities (S. 2749), insert provisions of H.R. 4481, 27912 [3OC]

Outlines

Increased Dept. of Defense cost participation in NASA R&D and launch activities, 16134 [28JN]

Papers

Clarifying Legislative and Executive Roles in Covert Operations: Representative Cheney, 8449 [21AP]

Rebuilding America's Defense, 1981-88, Senate Republican Policy Committee, 12448 [25MY]

U.S. Defense Spending—The Real Story, Senate Republican Policy Committee, 12447 [25MY]

Petitions

Policy: Fayette County, KY, Republican Party, 6822 [14AP]

Poems

``Meditations From the Starting Position'', 10555 [11MY]

Proposals

Creation of a Leadership Consultative Group, 18493 [14JY]

Remarks in House

Allies: burden sharing, 13196 [1JN], 17825 [12JY], 18511 [14JY]

Antisatellite weapons: moratorium, 9204-9217 [28AP]

———testing, 10540-10544 [11MY]

Arms control: U.S. policy relative to antisatellite weapons and U.S. military satellites (H.R. 4451), 8560 [25AP]

B-1B bomber: deployment, 22392 [11AU]

Biological Defense Research Program: disclosure of all biological agents (H.R. 5481), 28993 [6OC]

Biological warfare: Army production of weapons, 5981 [31MR]

Bush, Vice President: defense policies, 20506 [4AU], 24604 [20SE], 25365 [26SE], 25833 [27SE]

Chemical weapons: arms control negotiations, 22352 [11AU]

———U.S. policy (H. Con. Res. 382), 28249 [4OC]

Classified information: divulgence, 25809, 25811, 25812 [27SE]

Coast Guard: icebreaker fleet, 31961 [19OC]

Congressional Military Reform Caucus: annual report, 1214 [8FE]

Covert intelligence operations: congressional oversight, 8448 [21AP]

Defense industrial base: improve (H.R. 4128), 3649 [10MR], 4157 [16MR]

———revitalize (H.R. 4037), 3017 [2MR]

Defense Savings Act: enact (H.R. 4481), consideration (H. Res. 489), 16779-16782 [7JY]

Democratic Party: policy views, 8849 [26AP]

Dept. of Defense: appropriations (H.R. 4264), 9987-9989, 10001 [5MY]

———appropriations (H.R. 4264), consideration of amendments, 9704 [3MY]

———appropriations (S. 2749), 27287, 27288 [30SE]

———appropriations (S. 2749), appointment of conferees, 27914 [3OC]

———appropriations (S. 2749), conference report, 30037-30045 [12OC]

———B-1B and B-2 bombers, 7177 [18AP], 23693 [13SE]

———cancellation of certain systems, 26031 [28SE]

———closing and realigning of certain military installations (H.R. 4481), 15291 [20JN], 15420-15423 [21JN], 17056-17087 [7JY], 17741 [12JY], 17760, 17771, 17776-17778 [12JY], 18493 [14JY], 23050 [8SE]

———closing and realigning of certain military installations (H.R. 4481), appointment of conferees, 26034 [28SE]

———closing and realigning of certain military installations (H.R. 4481), conference report, 26407-26409 [28SE]

———closing and realigning of certain military installations (H.R. 4481), conference report corrections, 27888 [3OC]

———closing and realigning of certain military installations, H.R. 4481, waiving certain points of order against the conference report (H. Res. 551), 26135 [28SE]

———foreign access to contract bidding, 3638 [10MR]

———maintaining conventional forces, 3652 [10MR]

———M-1 tank, 11738 [19MY]

———nuclear arsenal, 13378 [3JN]

———procurement reform, 23698 [13SE]

———SR-71 Blackbird strategic reconnaissance program, 9822 [4MY]

———Trident II D-5 missile development, 30627 [13OC]

Dept. of Energy: appropriations for military activities (S. 2749), 27287-27288 [30SE]

———appropriations for military activities (S. 2749), appointment of conferees, 27914 [3OC]

———appropriations for military activities (S. 2749), conference report, 30037-30045 [12OC]

Egypt: coproduction of M1A1 tank, 7006 [14AP]

Foreign investments: determination if foreign takeovers of U.S. companies pose a risk to national security, 5967 [30MR]

———international security and development assistance (H.R. 3100), 2546 [25FE]

Foreign trade: growing dependence on suppliers for strategic component parts for defense, 9880 [4MY]

HEMTT truck: procurement, 33595 [10NO]

International relations: history of U.S. in world affairs, 29675-29679 [11OC]

Japan: defense burden sharing, 11740 [19MY], 15871 [23JN]

National Conference of Catholic Bishops: position on defense policy, 26849 [29SE]

NATO: continued security (H. Res. 422), 7320-7330 [19AP], 8013 [20AP], 10555 [11MY]

———U.S. and Allies contributions, 9702 [3MY]

Navy: Aegis system, 20515 [4AU]

———procurement policies, 4716 [22MR]

Northrop Corp: House Committee on Armed Services review of MX missile program, 3976 [15MR]

Nuclear weapons: advanced cruise missile, 8422 [21AP]

———ballistic missile proliferation, 2712 [11AU]

———production at Savannah River plant, 33511 [21OC]

———strategic systems report card, 8668 [25AP]

———testing, 9217-9226 [28AP]

Panama Canal: future security (H. Res. 423), 5875 [30MR]

———vital for U.S. security, 32361 [20OC]

Philippines: renegotiations on U.S. bases, 25271 [23SE], 31214 [18OC]

———withdrawal of U.S. Naval base in agreement with Soviet Union, 24250 [16SE]

Research and development: importance, 12759 [26MY]

SALT II Treaty: adherence to numerical sublimits, 9107 [28AP]

Sematech: Government-industry research partnership, 29179 [6OC]

Soviet Union: export of technology, 65 [25JA]

———Krasnoyarsk radar installations, 30604 [13OC]

———military power, 10538-10540 [11MY]

———security problem at U.S. Embassy building, 28496 [5OC]

Strategic defense initiative, 4606 [21MR], 5081 [23MR], 6231 [31MR], 7004-7006 [14AP], 9484 [28AP], 12770 [26MY], 13917 [9JN], 18457-18460 [14JY], 18553 [14JY], 22354 [11AU]

———funding, 15436 [27JN]

———position of Democratic Party, 19124 [27JY]

Toshiba Corp.: sales to Dept. of Defense, 14727-14733 [15JN]

U.S. policy: further national security interests (H.R. 5550), 32319-32326 [20OC]

War: collective judgment of both the Congress and President concerning the involvement of Armed Forces (H.R. 3912), 977-981 [4FE]

———U.S. involvement, 8427 [21AP]

War Powers Act: amend (H.J. Res. 462), 2770 [1MR], 7666 [20AP]

Wisconsin (U.S.S.): recommission, 30605 [13OC]

Remarks in Senate

Air Force: Strategic Air Command Alert Force, 1485 [17FE]

American Committee on U.S.-Soviet Relations: study and recommendations, 10143 [9MY]

Arms Control Competitive and Economic Adjustment Commission Act: enact (S. 2080), 1926 [22FE]

Birmingham, AL: tribute to Southern Research Institute, 1080 [4FE]

Burns, William: nomination to be Director of ACDA, 2801 [2MR]

Canada: transfer of U.S. nuclear submarine technology, 5293-5295 [25MR]

Civil defense: appropriations (S. 2372), 12956 [27MY]

———appropriations (S. 2315), 8518 [22AP]

Civil Reserve Air Fleet Program: funding, 21452, 21653 [10AU]

Classified briefing: attendance, 5434, 5453 [29MR]

———Senate staff access, 5434 [29MR]

———transcript, 5434 [29MR]

Committee on Armed Services (Senate): Tacit Rainbow and Seek Spinner programs, 19440 [28JY]

Defense Industrial Base Preservation Act: enact (S. 1892), 2704 [1MR], 6190 [31MR]

Defense Industry and Technology Act: enact (S. 2254), 6157-6162 [31MR]

Defense Science Board: report on U.S. dependence on foreign technologies essential for defense production, 32172 [20OC]

Democratic Party: military spending provisions of platform, 16310 [29JN]

Dept. of Defense: appropriations (S. 2749), 22040 [11AU], 29880 [12OC], 31720 [19OC]

———appropriations (S. 2749), appointment of conferees, 28336 [5OC]

———appropriations (S. 2749), conference report, 29886-29899 [12OC]

———appropriations (S. 2749), unanimous-consent agreement, 29834 [11OC]

———appropriations (H.R. 4264), veto, 21267 [9AU]

———appropriations (H.R. 4781), 19265 [28JY]

———C-17 aircraft development and procurement, 5302 [25MR]

———closing and realigning certain military bases, 4973 [27AP]

———closing and realigning certain military installations (H.R. 4481), 24043 [15SE]

———closing and realigning certain military installations (H.R. 4481), conference report, 25915-25924, 26012 [28SE]

———defense acquisition system and assuring technological superiority, 1769, 1770 [18FE]

———impact of diversion of certain technology to Soviet Union by certain Japanese and Norwegian companies, 4047 [16MR]

———inclusion of Toshiba Corp. in briefings on procurement, 15213 [20JN]

———Japanese contributions to defense, 10918 [13MY]

———reduction of cost for Global Position System Navstar receivers, 4448 [18MR]

———revise labor standards laws, stockpile goals of strategic and critical materials, and establishment of military base consolidation commission (S. 2070), 1778 [18FE]

———revision of acquisition regulations (S. 2900), 30884 [14OC]

———supplemental appropriations (S. 2373), 12956 [27MY]

———U.S. Air Forces in Europe, 11002 [13MY]

———university research funding, 30650 [14OC]

Dept. of Defense Amended Budget Authorization Act: enact (S. 2316), 8519 [22AP]

Dept. of Energy: appropriations for military activities (S. 2749), 22040 [11AU], 29880 [12OC], 31720 [19OC]

———appropriations for military activities (S. 2749), appointment of conferees, 28336 [5OC]

———appropriations for military activities (S. 2749), conference report, 29886 [12OC]

———appropriations for military activities (S. 2749), unanimous-consent agreement, 29834 [11OC]

———national defense programs (S. 2371), 12956 [27MY]

———nuclear weapons production complex, 32007 [20OC]

Elections: Democratic and Republican campaign issues, 23705-23707 [14SE]

Ellsworth Air Force Base, SD: establish division command, 10459 [11MY]

Foreign trade: dependence on foreign suppliers of military parts, 5196 [24MR]

———national security interests, 8452 [22AP]

Independent research and development program, 31225 [18OC]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: ratification, 12288 [25MY]

Japan: defense burden sharing, 12701 [26MY]

———Toshiba Corp. illegal sale of equipment to Soviet Union, 4881 [23MR], 11875 [20MY], 12977 [27MY]

———U.S. nuclear cooperation agreement, 24237 [16SE]

Korea, Republic of: sale of fighter planes, 26862 [30SE]

McFarlane, Robert C.: views on the strategic defense initiative, 24451 [19SE]

Mines and mineral resources: critical materials, 20758 [8AU]

Minnesota: tribute to Air National Guard, 24456 [19SE]

MX missile: deployment, 12450 [25MY]

NATO: balance of conventional forces with Warsaw Pact nations, 2296 [23FE], 11220 [17MY], 12980 [27MY], 16095 [28JN], 21268 [9AU], 26513 [29SE], 2793 [2MR]

———central region of Europe and nuclear deterrence, 7061 [15AP], 13567 [7JN]

———effect of Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, 519 [1FE]

———equity of defense spending among member nations, 1897 [22FE], 6018 [31MR], 12961 [27MY]

———U.S. defense structure, 200 [27JA], 467 [1FE], 520 [1FE]

Nuclear weapons: comprehensive test ban treaty between U.S. and Soviet Union, 4374 [18MR]

———freeze, 27996 [4OC]

———production problems, 31640-31660 [19OC]

———Savannah River nuclear plant safety, 29251 [7OC]

———reactor shutdown, 31706 [19OC]

———Sec. of Energy's two-reactor strategy proposal, 28053 [4OC]

———special isotope separation project, 15214 [20JN], 18336 [14JY]

———test ban treaty, 21806 [11AU]

———U.S.-Soviet strategic arms control, 25233 [23SE]

———underground testing, 10668-10685 [12MY]

Philippines: negotiations over Clark Air and Subic Naval Bases, 24473 [20SE], 29245 [7OC], 30441 [13OC], 30648 [14OC], 31234 [18OC], 32005 [20OC], 32496 [21OC]

Political parties: bipartisan policy, 20699 [5AU]

Reagan, President: American Legion address, 23128-23129 [9SE]

———policy, 25281 [26SE]

Stealth bomber: production, 7618 [20AP]

———status, 11429 [18MY]

Strategic defense initiative, 328 [28JA], 701 [3FE], 4423 [18MR], 4837, 4838, 4968 [23MR], 5689 [30MR], 8309 [21AP], 12017 [23MY], 12443 [25MY], 14208 [13JN], 14516 [15JN], 17269 [7JY], 19780 [1AU], 19867 [2AU], 23141 [9SE], 25248 [23SE], 26514 [29SE], 28672 [6OC], 31241 [18OC]

Strategic materials: dependence on foreign sources, 21143 [9AU]

Technology: reliability of weapons systems, 24762 [22SE]

Turkey: defense and economic cooperation agreement, 2640 [29FE], 5453 [29MR]

U.S. policy, 6957 [14AP]

U.S. security: requirements, 12980 [27MY]

U.S.A.-Canada Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.: study and recommendations, 10143 [9MY]

Wartime Host Nation Support Program: funding, 21531-21535 [10AU]

Reports

Contractual Actions During 1987 to Facilitate National Defense: Lawrence F. Davenport, 4133 [16MR]

Costs and Benefits of Oil Import Fees—A Critique and Revision of the Analysis in the Dept. of Energy Report: Karl Hausker, 3183-3186 [3MR]

Defense Acquisition and Technological Superiority: Defense Industry Advisory Committee, 1771 [18FE]

Defense Burden Sharing Among NATO Countries: Committee on Appropriations (Senate), 1898-1900 [22FE]

Discriminate Deterrence: Ikle Commission on Integrated Long-Term Strategy, 12362 [25MY]

Environmental, Safety and Health Issues at Dept. of Energy Nuclear Facilities: GAO, 4395-4398 [18MR]

Evaluation Framework for Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty Seismic Verification Systems: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, 10679 [12MY]

Extraordinary Contractual Actions To Facilitate National Defense, 3543-3546 [8MR]

Feasibility of Reduced Reliance on Underground Nuclear Testing: Committee on Armed Services (Senate), 10681 [12MY]

Implications of Certain Arms Control Positions: Dept. of Defense, 23889 [15SE]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: Senator Byrd, 11232-11239 [17MY]

National Security Seminar: Harold P. Darcy, 2486 [24FE]

New Measures Needed to Fight Anti-U.S. Spying: Tom Dewey and Charles Lichenstein, 12497-12500 [26MY]

Next Step for Special Operations Getting the Resources To Do the Job: Logistics Management Institute, 25921 [28SE]

Requirements for Stable Coexistence in U.S.-Soviet Relations: U.S.A.-Canada Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R. and American Committee on U.S.-Soviet Relations, 10143-10146 [9MY]

SDI Advances and the Need To Accelerate Initial Deployments: Representative Kemp, 13917 [9JN]

Specialized Undergraduate Pilot Training: Air Force, 12865 [27MY]

Staff Report of the Congressional Military Reform Caucus, 1214-1217 [8FE]

Strategic Defense Milestone Panel: Defense Science Board, 12018-12020 [23MY]

Strategic Defense—Strategic Choices: Democratic Task Force on the Strategic Defense Initiative, 12771 [26MY]

Support of NATO Strategy in the 1990's: Dept. of Defense, 202-214 [27JA]

Transportation Alternatives for the Secure Transfer of Plutonium From Europe to Japan, 24240-24243 [16SE]

U.S. Dependence on Foreign Technologies for Defense Production: Defense Science Board, 32172-32178 [20OC]

U.S. Security Interests in South Asia: Committee on Foreign Relations, 10001 [5MY]

Reports by conference committees

Closing and Realigning of Certain Military Installations (H.R. 4481), 26137-26407 [28SE]

Depts. of Defense and Energy (S. 2749), 29661-29669 [11OC]

Reports filed

Closing and Realigning of Certain Military Installations: Committee on Armed Services (H.R. 4481) (H. Rept. 100-735), 16273 [28JN]

———Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries (H.R. 4481) (H. Rept. 100-735), 16517 [29JN]

———Committee on Rules (H.R. 4481) (H. Rept. 100-735), 16665 [6JY]

———Committee on Rules (H. Res. 489) (H. Rept. 100-751), 16659, 16665 [6JY]

———Consideration of H.R. 4481: Committee on Rules (H. Res 489) (H. Rept. 100-751), 16665 [6JY]

———Consideration of H.R. 4481: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 551) (H. Rept. 100-987), 26502 [28SE]

———(H.R. 4481) (H. Rept. 100-989), 26502 [28SE]

Depts. of Defense and Energy Appropriations (S. 2749) (H. Rept. 100-1071), 29693 [11OC]

———Consideration of S. 2749: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 557) (H. Rept. 100-1004), 26817 [29SE]

U.S. Counter-Intelligence and Security Concerns: Committee on Intelligence (Select) (H. Rept. 100-1094), 31974 [19OC]

Resolutions by organizations

Security rules and briefings on espionage and security techniques for Members of Congress and staff members: National Association of Pro America, 8664 [25AP]

Space shield technology and early deployment vital: National Association of Pro America, 8664 [25AP]

Rosters

Strategic defense milestone panel of the Defense Science Board, 12020 [23MY]

Schedules

Meetings on the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty and related issues in NATO member nations: Senator Leahy, 1371 [16FE]

Statements

Accidental Launch Protection System: D. Dean Hofferth, 10903 [13MY]

Arms Control and the Future of NATO: Senator Nunn, 1364 [16FE]

Banning of Conventional Ground-Launched Cruise Missiles: Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 12360 [25MY]

———George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 12360 [25MY]

———Maynard Glitman, 12360 [25MY]

———Paul H. Nitze, 12360 [25MY]

Compromise on Sensitive Military Technology Transferred Abroad: Senator Glenn, 10001 [5MY]

Conventional Arms Control in Europe: Robert D. Blackwill, 13664-13666 [8JN]

Dept. of Defense Procurement Reform: Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 23698 [13SE]

Government War Powers: Alexander Hamilton, 2770 [1MR]

———James Madison, 2770 [1MR]

How To Assess the Military Balance in Europe: Senator Quayle, 520 [1FE]

Improving Close Air Support: Senator Dixon, 29892 [12OC]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 12835 [27MY]

———George P. Shultz, Sec. of State, 12835 [27MY]

———William J. Crowe, 12835 [27MY]

Nuclear Materials Production Reactors: John S. Herrington, Sec. of Energy, 21454 [10AU]

Nuclear Testing: Michael S. Dukakis, Governor of Massachusetts, 21121 [8AU]

Plutonium Reprocessing and Use: Dept. of Defense, 655 [2FE]

Special Isotope Separation Project: Troy E. Wade II, 18338 [14JY]

Strategic Defense Initiative: Business for Peace (organization), 25249 [23SE]

Strategic Defense Initiative of Soviet Union: Lawrence Woodruff, 8309 [21AP]

Use of Military Force to Prevent Closing of Panama Canal: Senator DeConcini, 3643 [10MR]

War Doesn't Work Anymore, 25249 [23SE]

Year of the SAC Alert Force: John T. Chain, Jr., 1486 [17FE]

Studies

Lifeline in Danger—An Assessment of the U.S. Defense Industrial Base: Air Force Association and USNI Military Database, 31192 [17OC]

NATO Center Region Military Balance, 7062-7064 [15AP]

Tables

Appropriations for research, testing, and development of futuristic defense systems, 12630 [26MY]

Ballistic missile report card, 7006 [14AP]

Bomber report card, 7177 [18AP]

Changes in imports of selected metals from Council for Mutual Economic Assistance countries following the Anti-Apartheid Act, 22154 [11AU]

Cruise missile report card, 8422 [21AP]

Dept. of Defense appropriations under S. 2749, 29895, 29896 [12OC]

Dept. of Defense closing and realigning of certain military installations conference report corrections, 27888-27892 [3OC]

Dept. of Defense demonstration program procurement procedures, 30054 [12OC]

Dept. of Defense dollar implications of the alternative, 9988 [5MY]

Mineral endowments of South Africa and the Soviet Union for strategic materials, 22154 [11AU]

Soviet military power, 5435 [29MR]

Strategic systems report card, 8668 [25AP]

U.S. and NATO nuclear weapons in Europe without intermediate-range nuclear forces: Arms Control Today (publication), 12318 [14JN]

Telegrams

Blytheville Air Force Base selected as Omaha Trophy recipient: Air Force, 8417 [21AP]

Testimonies

Defense Budget: C.A.H. Trost, 30987 [14OC]

———Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 30987 [14OC]

———James F. Goodrich, 30987 [14OC]

———Shy Meyer, 30987 [14OC]

———Tom Hayward, 30987 [14OC]

Dept. of Defense Acquisition Policy and Management: David G. Soergel, 12760 [26MY]

Dept. of Defense Acquisition Regulations: June G. Brown, 30887-30890 [14OC]

Economic and Financial Burden Sharing: Roger W. Robinson, Jr., 15914-15916 [24JN]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, 519 [1FE]

Objectives, Concepts, and Policies for Conventional Arms Reductions: Karl Kaiser, 13968-13971 [9JN]

War Powers Act: Representative Fascell, 18486 [14JY]

Texts of

H. Res. 422, support of Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, 7320 [19AP]

H. Res. 489, consideration of H.R. 4481, Defense Savings Act, 16779 [7JY]

H. Res. 551, waiving certain points of order against the conference report on H.R. 4481, closing and realigning of certain military installations, 26135 [28SE]

H. Res. 557, consideration of S. 2749, appropriations for Depts. of Defense and Energy, 27286 [30SE]

H. Res. 581, consideration of conference report on S. 2749, Depts. of Defense and Energy military activities appropriations, 30037 [12OC]

H.R. 3048, develop applications of superconductivity, 24668 [20SE], 32522 [21OC], 32741 [21OC]

H.R. 3100, International Security and Development Cooperation Act, 10606-10651 [12MY]

H.R. 3912, collective judgment of both the Congress and President concerning the involvement of Armed Forces, 981-984 [4FE]

H.R. 4128, improve defense industrial base, 3649-3652 [10MR]

H.R. 4264, authorizing appropriations for the Dept. of Defense, 9058-9088 [27AP]

H.R. 5550, combat terrorism to further national security and foreign policy interests, 32319-32325 [20OC]

S. 2080, Arms Control Competitive and Economic Adjustment Commission Act, 1927-1930 [22FE]

S. 2254, Defense Industry and Technology Act, 6158-6162 [31MR]

S. 2315, authorizing appropriations for civil defense programs, 8518 [22AP]

S. 2316, Dept. of Defense Amended Budget Authorization Act, 8519-8520 [22AP]

S. 2371, Dept. of Energy National Security and Military Applications of Nuclear Energy Authorization Act, 12949-12956 [27MY]

S. 2372, authorize Federal programs for civil defense, 12956 [27MY]

S. 2373, Dept. of Defense supplemental appropriations, 12956 [27MY]

S. 2900, revision of Dept. of Defense acquisition regulations, 30886 [14OC]

S. 2920, authorizing appropriations to assist certain Federal retirees to provide volunteer military training and advice to certain countries, 32587 [21OC]

S.J. Res. 305, continued use of Armed Forces in Persian Gulf, 8760 [26AP]