Everet Beckner

former Deputy Administrator for Defense Programs, DOE's National Nuclear Security Administration

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Former Deputy Administrator for Defense Programs at the Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration (2002-2005); private consultant on nuclear issues

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The  START Treaty  was negotiated by George W. Bush to allow the US to monitor Russia's missile development, but it expired last December.

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The START Treaty was negotiated by George W. Bush to allow the US to monitor Russia's missile development, but it expired last December.

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