Chemical Weapons Convention Treaty Doc 103 21 Hearings Before the Committee
Chemical Weapons Convention Treaty Doc 103 21 Hearings Before the Committee
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Militarily significant capabilities tend to have to be larger numbers of stocks that have to be available for extended use in many cases. No one can tell you that we have some magic telescope tnat can find anyone, anywhere in the world who might be in violation of 139 some provision of the Convention. That is not possible. The biggest weaknesses are, indeed, in the area of wide area search. On the other hand, let us not kid ourselves. We know who the most likely threats are. And we know the cir...cumstances under which our forces are most likely to be at risk. We need to take defensive measures, but we also need to focus our intelligence assets on those. And in many cases, we think we know, we have intelligence estimates, but we need to be able to lock it in. And the Convention will help us in that effort. It is not perfect. But I think it is going to turn out to be much more effective than many people think. Senator Lugar. Ms. Smithson, do you have a comment? Ms. Smithson. Yes. The first point that I would make is that the data reporting that this Convention requires will make a qualitative as well as a quan- titative difference in the amount of information that we currently have about chemical activities worldwide.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Militarily significant capabilities tend to have to be larger numbers of stocks that have to be available for extended use in many cases. No one can tell you that we have some magic telescope tnat can find anyone, anywhere in the world who might be in violation of 139 some provision of the Convention. That is not possible. The biggest weaknesses are, indeed, in the area of wide area search. On the other hand, let us not kid ourselves. We know who the most likely threats are. And we know the cir...cumstances under which our forces are most likely to be at risk. We need to take defensive measures, but we also need to focus our intelligence assets on those. And in many cases, we think we know, we have intelligence estimates, but we need to be able to lock it in. And the Convention will help us in that effort. It is not perfect. But I think it is going to turn out to be much more effective than many people think. Senator Lugar. Ms. Smithson, do you have a comment? Ms. Smithson. Yes. The first point that I would make is that the data reporting that this Convention requires will make a qualitative as well as a quan- titative difference in the amount of information that we currently have about chemical activities worldwide.
What to read after Chemical Weapons Convention Treaty Doc 103 21 Hearings Before the Committee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Congress Senate Committee On Fore to read onlineMoreLess
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