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Mystery: Declassified Document Shows The U.S. Stockpiling A Secret Weapon in 1981, But What Is It?
Posted on September 20, 2012
A document declassified in the last few years is getting now attention for showing that the National Security Council under former President Ronald Reagan authorized stockpiling of a certain weapon. One item in the memo that was not declassified though is just what weapon the National Security Decision Directive (NSDD) 7 was allowed to load up on.
The Federation of American Scientists is bringing attention to this document called “Production of [Deleted] Weapons, 1981,” which was partially declassified in 2008, and even offers some speculation as to what would fit into the brackets.
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The document itself states:
“The production and stockpiling of [deleted] weapons is authorized with stockpiling being restricted to the United States [deleted].”
(Image via UTexas.edu)
Hans Kristensen with FAS is reported as speculating the redacted term is “enhanced radiation.” Why? Not only does FAS point out that two enhanced radiation weapons began production in 1981 — the W70 (Lance warhead) and the W79 (artillery shell) — but it also notes when former President George Bush declassified the title of the NSDD7 in 1996, “enhanced radiation weapons” was left unredacted.
What fits there? Thermonuclear, biochemical, non-leathal…. how many spaces does that black mark take up, then go from there.
I know that in the fall of 1981 I was in the U.S.M.C. stationed at Camp Lejeune in N.C. and we had to transport well over 200 198 howitzer rounds to Fort Picket, Va. Only one round to a truck buried in sand bags, trucks traveled 1 mile apart and the detonators were shipped on separate trucks. Then at Fort Picket those were loaded on a rail car destination unknown. But scuttle butt had them going to Nevada. We were told that we were hauling nuclear rounds. For what its worth Lejeune got a mistaken shipment of them
Neutron bombs?
Bullseye Mike.
1. “neutron technology”
2. “and the USSR”
Oops, brain fart – was thinking about Regan and the renaming of CCCP/USSR back to Russia.
1. “NEUTRON TECHNOLOGY”
2. “Neutron Technology”
3. “and the UK.”
1. “Neutron Technology”
2. “and the UK.”
1. “NEUTRON TECHNOLOGY”
2. “Neutron Technology”
3. “and the UK.”