WEAPONS see also Firearms; Nuclear Warfare

Amendments

ACDA: authorizing appropriations (H.R. 1495), 24193, 24194 [12OC], 29818, 29843 [17NO]

Military assistance: prohibit export of equipment to countries supporting terrorism (H.R. 91), 31345-31347, 31613 [21NO]

Analyses

Chemical and Biological Weapons Control Act (S. 8), 499 [25JA]

Articles and editorials

Accountant's Budget—Bush and Cheney Fail To Respond to a Changing Era, 14477 [12JY]

Anti-Satellite Weapons Should Be Out During Arms Reduction Drive, 16480 [27JY]

Arab Arms Imports Skyrocket, 31751 [21NO]

Arm for the Real Threats, 6614 [13AP]

Armor Intercom System ``Unreliable'', 17671 [2AU]

Assessing the V-22 Osprey—Three Different Perspectives, 17629-17630 [2AU]

B-1B Hard Ride Proves To Be a Thrilling Success, 24530 [12OC]

B-2 Might Turn Out To Be a Spectacular Bargain, 15841 [24JY]

B-2—The Question of Soviet Intentions, 15795 [24JY]

Ban High-Powered Assault Weapons, 3336 [2MR]

Brilliant Pebbles? No, Loose Marbles, 13185 [22JN]

Brilliant Pebbles—Adding a Leg to Our Deterrent Triad, 16069 [25JY]

Bryan, Reid Say Navy's Plan To Fire Cruise Missiles Across State Illegal, 21681 [26SE]

B-2's a Bomb, 21660 [26SE]

Building New Anti-Satellite Weapons Could Shoot Down National Security, 16479 [27JY]

Bush Undecided on Building Jet With Tokyo, 4987 [20MR]

Companies Exported Beryllium to India, 9312 [16MY]

Comparison of B-47 and B-52 Performance, 16035 [25JY]

Condor II—An Issue To Test U.S.-Egypt Ties, 9316 [16MY]

Congress Wary of Move To Ship Satellites to China, 30421 [20NO]

Controlling the Spread of Ballistic Missiles, 9313 [16MY]

Controversial Israeli Jet Inferior to U.S. Aircraft, Weinberger Says, 9058 [12MY]

Cry From the Killing Fields—No More Assault Weapons!, 20646 [18SE]

Defense Firms Take a Global Offensive—Critics See Ominous Consequences in Trend, 27773 [7NO]

Do We Really Need the B-2?, 29729 [17NO]

Electronic Warfare Projects Seriously Flawed, 27884 [8NO]

Every Gun Is an Assault Weapon, 6070 [11AP]

Firm Said To Export Missile Components to Libya, 9312 [16MY]

Firms Involved in Iraq Missile Production, 9314 [16MY]

Foreign Role Rises in Military Goods—Use of Parts Stirs U.S. Fears on Dependence and Jobs, 27774 [7NO]

Freedom, Firearms, and the Chinese Experience, 23881 [6OC]

Future of SDI, 22333 [28SE]

German Firms Exported Tritium Purification Plant to Pakistan, 9311 [16MY]

German Firm's Exports Raise Concern About Pakistan's Nuclear Capabilities, 9308 [16MY]

Germany May Have Approved Exports by Prosecutor To Be Illegal, 9311 [16MY]

Giving Japan a Handout—Why Fork Over $7 Billion in Aircraft Technology?, 1469 [2FE]

Government Reportedly Requests Chinese Missiles, 30422 [20NO], 31595 [21NO]

Ground the B-2, 21660 [26SE]

Hill Will Invite Soviet Advice on Arms Cuts, 7890 [3MY]

Honduras Says It Seized Arms Bound for Salvadoran Rebels, 25561 [24OC]

India Is Reportedly Ready to Test Missile With Range of 1,500 Miles, 5809 [7AP]

Indian IRBM Details Revealed, 9314 [16MY]

Israelis Will Scrap Costly Warplane Project, 9058 [12MY]

Land Withdrawal Key to Bomb Range Expansion, 21681 [26SE]

Losing Fighter Deal With Japan, 1904 [8FE]

Lost in Space—SDI Struggles Through Its Sixth Year, 22334-22337 [28SE]

M-9 Missile Deal With China, 30421 [20NO], 31595 [21NO]

Marshal Akhromeyev's Mark on Congress, 17670 [2AU]

MIRACL Weapon Better Left Untried, 22345 [28SE]

Missile Experts Implicated in Illegal Arms Deals, 19049 [4AU]

MX and Midgetman—A Utility Team, Deploying Some of Each Is Best Bet For Arms Control, 19448 [4AU]

Nine Is Enough—Let's Bag This $70-Billion Bird, 21659 [26SE], 29730 [17NO]

Norway Details How Heavy Water Went to India, 9312 [16MY]

Nuclear Exports to Pakistan Reported, 9309 [16MY]

Office of Technology Assessment—ASAT Test Ban Could Block Space Arms Race, 16479 [27JY]

Pakistan Perfects N-Detonator, China Helps, 9310 [16MY]

Politics Muddle Weapon Sales—Arms Sales Should Assist, Not Replace, Foreign Policy, 31757 [21NO]

Preserve the B-2 Option, 15970 [24JY]

Proliferation in the 1990's—The Implications for American Policy and Force Planning, 16681-16686 [27JY]

Prosecutor Launches Inquiry Into MBB's Condor Missile Links, 9315 [16MY]

Questioning Pentagon Authority, 23646 [5OC]

Saudi Concern Over Chemical Claim, 9316 [16MY]

Shady Business—How the U.S. Caught an Alleged Smuggler of Arms Parts to Egypt—His Shipments Fed the Race Among Mideast Nations for a Long-Range Missile, 13316-13317 [23JN]

Shifting Military Balance, 31752 [21NO]

Showdown Hour for SDI, 21684 [26SE]

Soviet Defense—Industry in Response to SDI, 22331 [28SE]

Soviet Deployments Shatter SALT II Limits, 17671 [2AU]

Spratt Sorry He Blocked MX, Hopes Damage Will Be Corrected, 17350 [1AU]

Stop the Plutonium Race, 16466 [27JY]

Substance to Nuclear Allegations Against Iraq, 9316 [16MY]

Syria Reported To Have Acquired People's Republic of China Ballistic Missiles, 30421 [20NO], 31595 [21NO]

Those Chinese Missiles, 9317 [16MY]

Those Gunning for ``Assault Rifles'' May Injure Citizens' Basic Rights, 8585 [9MY]

Treaty Within Pentagon Is Elusive, 22339 [28SE]

U.S. Debates Selling Supercomputers to 3 Nations, 26605 [31OC]

U.S. Firms Helped Iraq Gain Ability To Make Missiles, Officials Say, 9315 [16MY]

U.S. Is Pressing Israelis To Drop Costly Jet Effort, 9057 [12MY]

U.S. Jolted by Israeli Vote, Urges Warplane's Cancellation, 9058 [12MY]

U.S. Prods IAEA About Safeguards for North Korean Nuclear Plants, 9317 [16MY]

U.S. Repeatedly Warned Germany on Nuclear Exports to Pakistan, 9308 [16MY]

U.S. Rocket Expert Pleads Guilty in Egyptian Smuggling Case, 13317 [23JN]

U.S. Says East Bloc Increases Arms Shipments to Nicaragua, 24258 [12OC]

U.S. Steps Up Efforts To Get Israel To Scrap Jet Project, 9058 [12MY]

U.S. Worries That China May Again Sell Missiles, 28396 [13NO]

Weapons of Hell, 9306 [16MY]

Bills and resolutions

Antidrug, Assault Weapons Limitation Act: enact (see S. 747)

Anti-Drug Abuse Act: transfer appropriations from B-2 aircraft funding (see H.R. 3254)

Armed Forces: authorizing appropriations for Army and Marine Corps research relative to weapon and equipment development (see S. 1368)

Arms control: export of chemical and biological weapons (see H.R. 3033)

Assault Weapon Control Act: enact (see S. 386)

Assault Weapon Import Control Act: enact (see S. 733)

Assault weapons: prohibit importation (see H.R. 1154)

———transfer or possession (see H.R. 669)

Biological or chemical warfare: disclose all agents being researched or developed (see H.R. 806)

———NIH research, development, testing, and evaluation of medical aspects in defense against (see H.R. 2371)

———prohibit production of weapons (see H.R. 545, 2426)

———sanctions against companies which have aided the proliferation of weapons (see S. 8)

———sanctions to foreign entities that assisted in constructing the Libyan weapons factory (see H.R. 1567)

———support Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production and Stockpiling of Bacteriological and Toxin Weapons (see H.R. 237)

Biological Weapons Anti-Terrorism Act: enact (see S. 993)

Bush, President: commend Brussels' conventional arms reduction initiative (see H.R. 2574)

———require report on NATO and Warsaw Pact nations accord on arms reduction (see H.R. 2574)

Chemical and Biological Weapons Control Act: enact (see S. 195)

China, People's Republic of: ballistic missile proliferation (see S. Con. Res. 86)

Colombia: restrict exports of firearms and other munitions items (see H.R. 3817)

Defense Acquisition Agency: establish within Dept. of Defense (see S. 433)

Foreign trade: control on items related to terrorism (see H.R. 1316)

———prohibit certain exports of fully automatic or semiautomatic assault weapons (see H.R. 3812)

International Plutonium Control Act: enact (see S. 1047)

Japan: codevelopment of fighter aircraft (see S. Res. 61)

———involvement in Libyan weapons programs (see S. Res. 129)

Missile and Proliferation Control Act: enact (see S. 1830)

Missile Control Act: enact (see S. 1227)

Missile Equipment and Technology Control Act: enact (see S. 1924)

Missile Technology Control Regime: proscribe transfer to third world countries (see S. 1421)

Missiles: appropriations for procurement (see S. 1367)

———sanctions against business helping countries to acquire equipment and technology (see H.R. 963)

Nuclear energy: limit commercial facilities from producing tritium for use in nuclear explosives (see H.R. 2502)

Nuclear warfare: use of material recovered from warheads for peaceful nuclear programs (see H.J. Res. 92)

Outer Space Protection Act: enact (see S. 752)

South Pacific Nuclear-Free Zone: establish (see H. Con. Res. 218)

Soviet Union: resumption of strategic arms reduction negotiations (see S. Res. 149)

Space policy: prohibit basing or testing of weapons in outer space (see H.R. 2201)

Strategic defense initiative: funding (see H.R. 2515)

Documents

Nuclear Weapon Personnel Reliability Program, 3450-3454 [3MR]

Factsheets

B-2 Aircraft Program, 8487 [9MY]

Letters

Adding a significant risk factor to the past-time of wilding, 9305 [16MY]

Airborne self-protection jammer system: Senator Pryor, 21239 [21SE]

———Senators Pryor and Grassley, 27884 [8NO]

Antisatellite arms control monitoring: Brent Scowcroft, 22369 [28SE]

———Dick Cheney, Sec. of Defense, 22369 [28SE]

B-2 stealth bomber: Brent Scowcroft, 16358 [26JY]

———Anthony R. Battista, 16375 [26JY]

Chemical weapons production control: Senator Pressler, 1403 [2FE]

Codevelopment of F-16 aircraft technology with Japan: Eugene A. Stisser, 4986 [20MR]

———several House Members, 4987 [20MR], 9059 [12MY]

———several Senators, 1470 [2FE], 4986 [20MR]

Funding for the Lance Program: Brent Scowcroft, 16163 [25JY]

———Dick Cheney, Sec. of Defense, 16163 [25JY]

———Donald B. Rice, 16163 [25JY]

International Plutonium Control Act: Senators Wirth and Kennedy, 9852, 9853 [18MY]

Sale of missiles to Bahrain: William J. Crowe, Jr., 10572 [1JN]

Saylor Creek Bombing Range: Senator Reid, 21682 [26SE]

Soviet strategic superiority: Senator Helms, 17670 [2AU]

Strategic air defense assets along the northern border of the U.S.: Dick Cheney, Sec. of Defense, 16542 [27JY]

Strategic defense initiative: several Senators, 22326 [28SE]

Strategic defense initiative—progress and promise: Senator Helms, 17465 [1AU]

Suspension of low-rate initial production of B-2A bomber pending flight testing: Senator Glenn, 16034 [25JY]

U.S.-Soviet arms control agreements: Senators Wirth, Nunn, and Levin, 9083 [12MY]

Lists

B-2 stealth bomber nationwide industrial team, 16362 [26JY]

Cache of Soviet weapons found in El Salvador's capital, 16558 [27JY], 21039 [20SE]

Companies reported to be involved in the proliferation of biological, chemical, and nuclear weapons, 500 [25JA]

Participants to Center for Strategic and International Studies project on securing strategic stability, 17367 [1AU]

Memorandums

B-2 Aircraft Program: Stephen D. Bull III, 16358 [26JY]

Memorials of legislature

Guam, 6968 [18AP]

Hawaii, 10242 [25MY]

Maine, 6969 [18AP]

Ohio, 19923 [7SE]

Papers

Case Against the Stealth Bomber, 29731 [17NO]

Conventional Arms Control Verification: Center for Strategic and International Studies, 17680-17682 [2AU]

Impact on the Strategic Defense Initiative Program of Fiscal Year 1990 Reduction of $900 Million, 10140 [24MY]

Process of U.S. Senate Ratification of INF Treaty Detailed, 13324-13327 [23JN]

Poems

``B-2 or Not B-2,'' Representative Markey, 16358 [26JY]

Proposals

France rocket technology transfer, 23931 [7OC]

Questions and answers

B-2 bomber program, 8487 [9MY]

Remarks in House

Anti-Drug Abuse Act: transfer appropriations from B-2 aircraft funding (H.R. 3254), 20101 [12SE]

Arms control: Congressional Arms Observer group in Brussels and Geneva, 24030 [11OC]

———export of chemical and biological weapons (H.R. 3033), 28477-28483 [13NO]

———future of intercontinental ballistic missiles, 15817 [24JY]

———reduction of conventional forces, 11252 [7JN]

———U.S. policy, 12830 [21JN]

Assault weapons: ban sale, 21520 [26SE]

———import ban, 4062 [14MR], 4152, 4156 [15MR], 6070 [11AP], 6235 [12AP], 6629 [13AP], 6876 [18AP], 7726 [2MY], 14229 [11JY], 21766 [27SE], 24547 [13OC]

———import ban (H.R. 1154), 3041 [28FE]

———transfer or possession (H.R. 669), 20641 [18SE]

Biological and chemical warfare: ban on all weapons, 16491-16495 [27JY]

———binary chemical munitions authorizations, 16485-16491 [27JY]

———disclose agents being researched or developed (H.R. 806), 1669 [2FE]

———nonproliferation of weapons (H.R. 2426), 2793 [27FE], 9618 [18MY]

———require defense research facilities to inform health and safety officials (H.R. 3758), 30391 [20NO], 30693 [21NO]

———treaty negotiations, 14968 [18JY]

———U.S. policy, 21519 [26SE], 24180 [12OC]

———victims of mustard gas, 25169 [19OC]

———withdrawal of weapons from Germany, 26196 [26OC]

Colt Industries: suspension of sale of semiautomatic rifle, 5325 [23MR]

Cuba: export of arms to Panama and El Salvadoran rebels, 16558 [27JY]

Dept. of Defense: B-2 aircraft development, 14685 [13JY], 14840 [17JY], 14926-14928, 14930, 14968 [18JY], 15101-15104 [19JY], 15345 [20JY], 15728 [21JY], 15783, 15794-15801, 15847 [24JY], 16135 [26JY], 16347, 16351-16389 [26JY], 16450 [26JY]

———deployment of MX and Midgetman missiles, 6235, 6237 [12AP], 16775 [28JY]

———limitations on antisatellite weapons, 16476-16481 [27JY]

———schedule for B-2 bomber project (H.R. 1337), 4008 [9MR]

———Trident II missile test, 5133 [22MR]

El Salvador: clandestine arms shipments, 25561 [24OC]

Europe: NATO-Warsaw Pact nations' negotiations on conventional forces, 4013 [9MR]

Intermediate-range nuclear forces treaty, 3400 [2MR]

International relations: arms sales to extremists, 29884 [17NO]

Japan: codevelopment of F-16 aircraft technology (S. Res. 61), 1650 [2FE], 4152 [15MR], 4984 [20MR]

Libya: purchase of Soviet military aircraft, 6645 [13AP]

Middle East: Israel-Arab countries military balance, 31751 [21NO]

Military assistance: prohibit export of equipment to countries supporting terrorism (H.R. 91), 25466-25474 [23OC], 31130 [21NO]

Missile Technology Act: enact (H.R. 963), 2168 [9FE]

Nicaragua: export of arms to Panama and El Salvadoran rebels, 16558 [27JY]

Nuclear warfare: implementing a test ban program, 9988 [18MY], 16482-16485 [27JY]

———limit production of plutonium and uranium, 16462-16473 [27JY]

———proliferation of weapons, 2793 [27FE]

Saudi Arabia: military assistance, 12845 [22JN]

South Pacific Nuclear-Free Zone: establish (H. Con. Res. 218), 27724-27728 [7NO]

Soviet Union: arms control negotiations, 20435 [14SE]

———arms shipments to Nicaragua, 9614 [18MY]

———Krasnoyarsk radar facility violation of arms control treaty, 25518, 25521 [24OC], 26103 [25OC]

Remarks in Senate

Antiballistic Missile Treaty: interpretation, 25620 [24OC]

Antidrug, Assault Weapons Limitation Act: enact (S. 747), 6019 [11AP], 8589 [9MY]

Arms control: conventional arms verification, 17679 [2AU]

———on-sight inspection program, 17448 [1AU]

———parity of weapons in Strategic Arms Reduction Talks Treaty with Soviet Union, 17461 [1AU]

———verification of dismantlement of Soviet nuclear warheads eliminated according to agreement, 17459 [1AU]

Arms sales: missile technology export controls, 16886 [31JY]

Assault Weapon Control Act: enact (S. 386), 1974 [8FE], 5442 [4AP]

Assault Weapon Import Control Act: enact (S. 733), 5827 [7AP]

Assault weapons: ban, 20499 [14SE]

Biological and chemical warfare: control production of weapons, 1403 [2FE], 17673 [2AU]

———sanctions against companies which have aided the proliferation of weapons (S. 8), 496-502, 1107 [25JA]

———U.S. policy on weapons production, 24662 [16OC], 24816 [17OC], 25414 [23OC], 30584 [20NO]

Biological and Chemical Weapons Control Act: enact (S. 195), 851, 852, 1107 [25JA], 2485 [22FE]

Biological Weapons Anti-Terrorism Act: enact (S. 993), 9243 [16MY], 31266 [21NO]

China, People's Republic of: ballistic missile proliferation (S. Con. Res. 86), 31596 [21NO]

———missile sales to the Middle East, 28395 [13NO], 30420 [20NO]

Defense Acquisition Agency: establish within Dept. of Defense (S. 433), 2647 [23FE]

Dept. of Defense: appropriations (S. 1352), conference committee's strategic issues, 20661 [18SE]

———appropriations for Army and Marine Corps research and development, 16028 [25JY]

———B-1B aircraft development, 16223 [26JY]

———B-2 aircraft development, 8484, 8487 [9MY], 14782 [17JY], 15858 [24JY], 15997-16000, 16036 [25JY], 16223 [26JY], 16750 [27JY], 16903-16907 [31JY], 17363-17370 [1AU], 21647-21662 [26SE], 29726-29735 [17NO]

———funding for missile protection system at Grand Forks, ND, 17471 [1AU]

———MX missile rail garrison program, 17344-17355, 17370 [1AU]

———study of alternative B-2 stealth bomber force structures, 16014 [25JY]

———termination of Apache helicopter program, 17678 [2AU]

———weapon procurement budget, 12725 [21JN]

Dept. of State: missile nonproliferation policy, 10570-10572 [1JN]

Drug abuse: transfer of funding from the strategic defense initiative to implement rehabilitation programs, 17685 [2AU]

India: denial of export of ballistic missile test device, 15001 [18JY]

———development of nuclear weapons, 5445 [4AP]

Intercontinental ballistic missiles: verification, 17356 [1AU]

Intermediate-range nuclear forces, 10765 [2JN], 13319-13329 [23JN]

International Plutonium Control Act: enact (S. 1047), 9848-9857 [18MY]

Italy: illegal trafficking in missile technology, 19049 [4AU]

Japan: codevelopment of FSX aircraft (S. Res. 61), 1468 [2FE], 1903, 1904, 1905 [8FE], 2130 [9FE], 3944 [9MR]

———involvement in Libyan weapons programs (S. Res. 129), 9235 [16MY]

Military assistance: prohibit export of equipment to countries supporting terrorism (H.R. 91), 31345 [21NO]

Missile and Proliferation Control Act: enact (S. 1421), 16678, 16680 [27JY], 18890-18893 [4AU], 27030 [2NO]

Missile Control Act: enact (S. 1227), 13093 [22JN], 19049 [4AU], 31661 [21NO]

Missile Equipment and Technology Control Act: enact (S. 1924), 30184 [19NO]

Missiles: proliferation and control, 17673 [2AU]

NATO: conventional force reductions, 11135 [7JN]

Nuclear warfare: proliferation of weapons, 9306-9308 [16MY], 26603 [31OC]

———restarting of Savannah River reactors, 23416 [5OC]

Outer Space Protection Act: enact (S. 752), 6024-6026 [11AP]

Research: laser weapon lab criteria, 16893, 16894 [31JY]

Skipper Enhancement Program: modify, 17671 [2AU]

Soviet Union: arms control initiatives, 7889 [3MY]

———Krasnoyarsk radar facility, 28106 [9NO]

———military capabilities, 30130 [19NO]

———resumption of strategic arms reduction negotiations (S. Res. 149), 12728 [21JN], 17357 [1AU], 22337 [28SE]

———resumption of strategic arms reduction negotiations (S. Res. 149), correction in engrossment, 13030 [22JN]

Space policy: antisatellite arms control monitoring, 22341-22347, 22369-22372 [28SE]

Strategic defense initiative, 16643-16664 [27JY], 16946 [31JY], 17686, 17688 [2AU], 22319-22337 [28SE]

Reports

Annex to Critical Technologies Plan (U): Dept. of Defense, 8490 [9MY]

Bolstering Defense Industrial Competitiveness: Dept. of Defense, 3311 [2MR]

Collapse of Systematic Long-Range Naval Aviation Planning and Programming Process: Committee on Armed Services (Senate) (excerpt), 16018 [25JY]

Deterrence in Decay: Center for Strategic and International Studies, 22178 [27SE]

Foreign Ownership of U.S. Defense Companies: Bernard L. Schwartz, Johns Hopkins University, 9062 [12MY]

Japan's Emerging Aerospace Industry—Implications for Global Markets: John R. Harbison, 9062 [12MY]

Peacekeeper Missile Program, 16395 [26JY]

Solid Rocket Motor Demilitarization: Committee on Armed Services (excerpt), 22407 [28SE]

Soviet Noncompliance With Antiballistic Missile Treaty: Committee on Armed Services (Senate), 17472 [1AU]

Study of America Defense's Industrial and Technology Base: Dept. of Defense's Science Board (excerpt), 22178 [27SE]

Trident Submarine Advance Procurement, 22338 [28SE]

Reports filed

Army and Marine Corps Appropriations for Research on Weapon and Equipment Development: Committee on Armed Services (S. 1368), 15623 [20JY]

Biological Weapons Anti-Terrorism Act: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 993) (S. Rept. 101-210), 29400 [16NO]

Export of Chemical and Biological Weapons: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.R. 3033) (H. Rept. 101-334), 27807 [7NO]

———Committee on Ways and Means (H.R. 3033) (H. Rept. 101-334), 28016 [8NO]

Procurement of Missiles: Committee on Armed Services (S. 1367), 15623 [20JY]

Prohibit Export of Military Equipment to Countries Supporting International Terrorism: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.R. 91) (H. Rept. 101-296), 25145 [18OC]

Resolutions by organizations

Semiautomatic weapons: Chiefs of Police Association of Vermont, 29268 [15NO]

Response

B-2 bomber program: Strategic Air Command, 8484-8487 [9MY]

Statements

Arms Control Verification: Fred C. Ikle, 14614 [13JY]

FSX Aircraft Agreement With Japan: Clyde Prestowitz, 9060 [12MY]

———Frank C. Carlucci, 9060 [12MY]

International Plutonium Control Act: Senator Kennedy, 9848 [18MY]

Military Procurement Appropriations: David Terry, 16365 [26JY]

———Ross Collins, 16364 [26JY]

———Warren Austin, 16364 [26JY]

———William King, 16365 [26JY]

On-Site Inspection Agency Policy: OMB, 24192 [12OC]

Verification of a Halt in Soviet Plutonium Production: David Albright, 9850 [18MY]

Studies

Armed Criminal Enforcement Study, 18773 [4AU]

Defense Industrial and Technology Base: Defense Science Board, 3312 [2MR]

History—Second Amendment Right to ``Keep and Bear Bear Arms'': Subcommittee on the Constitution, 621-626 [25JA]

Summaries

International Plutonium Control Act (S. 1047), 9849 [18MY]

Schedule for B-2 Bomber Project (H.R. 1337), 4009 [9MR]

Tables

Global spread of ballistic missiles, 13096 [22JN]

Summaries of foreign technological capabilities, 8490 [9MY]

U.S. and Soviet bomber fleets, 16366 [26JY]

Testimonies

Strategic Arms Reduction Talks: Dick Cheney, Sec. of Defense, 22338 [28SE]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 218, South Pacific Nuclear-Free Zone, 27724 [7NO]

H. Res. 255, consideration of H.R. 1495, ACDA appropriations, 24189 [12OC]

H.R. 91, Anti-Terrorism and Arms Export Act amendments, 25466-25469 [23OC]

H.R. 963, sanctions on U.S. or foreign business helping other countries to obtain military technology, 2168 [9FE]

H.R. 1337, schedule for B-2 bomber project, 4009 [9MR]

H.R. 1495, ACDA appropriations, 20742 [19SE]

H.R. 3033, Chemical and Biological Warfare Elimination Act, 28477-28479 [13NO]

H.R. 3758, defense research facilities to inform health and safety officials on research of biological warfare, 30693 [21NO]

S. 8, Chemical and Biological Weapons Control Act, 497 [25JA]

S. 45, limitations on control of firearms, 621 [25JA]

S. 386, Assault Weapon Control Act, 1975 [8FE]

S. 433, Dept. of Defense Acquisition Reorganization Act, 2648-2650 [23FE]

S. 495, Dept. of Defense's domestic contractors, 3313 [2MR]

S. 733, Assault Weapon Import Control Act, 5827 [7AP]

S. 747, Antidrug, Assault Weapons Limitation Act, 6020 [11AP]

S. 993, Biological Weapons Anti-Terrorism Act, 9243 [16MY], 31266 [21NO]

S. 1047, International Plutonium Control Act, 9848 [18MY]

S. 1227, Missile Control Act, 13094 [22JN]

S. 1421, Missile and Proliferation Control Act, 16679 [27JY]

S. 1830, Missile and Proliferation Control Act, 27030 [2NO]

S. 1924, Missile Equipment and Technology Control Act, 30185 [19NO]

S. Con. Res. 86, ballistic missile sales by the People's Republic of China, 31596 [21NO]

S. Res. 61, codevelopment of F-16 aircraft technology with Japan, 2130 [9FE], 4986 [20MR]

S. Res. 129, Japanese involvement in Libyan weapons programs, 9236, 9287 [16MY]

S. Res. 149, resumption of strategic arms reduction negotiations with the Soviet Union, 12717, 12729 [21JN]