NATO to spend up big on nuclear weapons security
Analyst: NATO Poised to Ramp Up Nuclear-Arms Security Spending National Journal By Diane Barnes 12 Mar 14, An issue expert says NATO is preparing a major increase in spending to protect U.S. nuclear arms fielded in allied European states.
The U.S. Defense Department’s fiscal 2015 budget proposal calls for $154 million to bolster defenses at military installations spread across Belgium, Germany, Italy, Turkey and the Netherlands. That amount would come in addition to $80 million the alliance has spent in the last 14 years to protect nuclear arms in the six European nations, says a Tuesday report by Hans Kristensen, who heads the Nuclear Information Project at the Federation of American Scientists.
Kristensen said more than three-fourths of the security spending to date took place in 2011 and 2012, after an Air Force panel determined that defenses at most U.S. nuclear-arms facilities in Europe did not meet Pentagon standards.
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