Lessons Learned May Lower Cost of Weapons Destruction
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By John Norton, The Pueblo Chieftain, Colo.  Feb. 28--Lessons learned from cost overruns at other chemical weapons sites could help hold down the price of work at the Pueblo Chemical Depot.
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The administration was warned of the potential costly consequences of a U.S.-led invasion two months before the war began.
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Marked by a rich military history and a poor economy, U.S. territory pays high cost in war.
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Firing a missile to destroy a stricken space vehicle averts potential risk to people  -  and eliminates any danger of its falling into the wrong hands
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The expense of fertility treatments in the U.S. is sending some families overseas, where the costs can be much lower.
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A search for investing opportunities in military and defense.
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The defense-related work is estimated to be worth $200 billion.
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Britain's BAE Systems has begun designing a new breed of weapons that will retain their deadly nature while becoming less destructive to the environment.
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Revelations that nearly 400 tons of conventional explosives have gone missing in Iraq have experts wondering what other weapons might be in jeopardy of falling into insurgent or terrorist hands.
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As talks collapsed and US forces launched intensive airstrikes, residents who had hoped for a settlement packed their bags. By Scott Peterson | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor.
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How to lose less and learn from your mistakes.
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Concerns are growing that high-precision equipment in Iraq that could be used to make nuclear weapons has been &quot;systematically&quot; disappearing
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Highlights of the U.S. program to reduce the threat of terrorists obtaining nuclear materials in Russia and at foreign research reactors.
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Anyone betting against this tanker company got a lesson on lowered expectations.
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TAIPEI, Taiwan -- A proposed $18.2 billion purchase of U.S. weapons by Taiwan has bogged down in the island's hard-fought electoral politics despite repeated warnings from the Bush administration that the new arms are imperative to bolster defenses against China.
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Although only a test, the failure of the US National Missile defense Program yesterday was seen as a major setback for the program.
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The United States, Russia and other nations will focus on ways to reduce the threat of nuclear proliferation at this week's International Atomic Energy Agency conference, yet some of the proposed remedies could indirectly hasten the arms race.