Topics

1. The Historical Context and Defense and Arms Control Impact of Reagan’s Revolutionary Policy on Soviet Arms Control Violations
    
2. Soviet Arms and Arms Control Deception Practices and Administration Reports on Soviet CW and BW Programs and Violations—1982 and Beyond
    
3. Strengthened NSC Authority on Assessing Soviet Compliance: Senior Arms Control Group and Arms Control Verification Committee—1982, 1983
    
4. The President’s General Advisory Committee (GAC) Report on Soviet Compliance—1982, 1983
    
5. The Arms Control Verification Committee Review and the President’s NSDD 121 Decisions—1982 to 1984
    
6. Reagan’s January 1984 Report on Soviet Noncompliance, Private Sector Objections, and Going Public
    
7. U.S. Follow-on Reports on Soviet Noncompliance—1985 to 1988
    
8. U.S. Reports Refuting Soviet Charges of U.S. Noncompliance—1984 to 1988
    
9. Confidential U.S. Diplomatic Discussions with the Soviet Union—SCC & Summits
    
10. Impact and Leverage of Reagan’s Actions on Soviet Noncompliance