Though the Perry reactor is built for electricity generation rather than plutonium production, all reactors create some plutonium as a by-product, so its proximity will be a good test for the WATCHMAN system.If that system works, and the decision is taken to deploy it, then there will still be the question of where and how.
For now, we'll deploy it in niche applications where there really is no other solution and we'll build out from there.
"If we are able to successfully deploy [the project] there, I think we can deploy it just about anywhere in the world".
When it first deployed its troops there, in 1976, Syria's army came by invitation from Christian warlords who were losing the first round of the civil war.
Are the risks of deploying troops there worth it to prove the Pentagon's ability to fight a war in Iraq and still hunt down terrorists elsewhere?
It increases the cost of doing business in China, making foreign businesses more cautious about investing and deploying executives there, and it may fuel resistance to investments by Chinese state-owned firms in other countries.
Australia's proximity to these countries, and the resources it can deploy, means there are "high expectations on us to respond to instability or natural disasters, and climate change means we will be called on to do so more often".
He also said the company had taken five days to deploy cell trucks there because it had to wait for streets to open so they could enter the area.
Because of the overlap between North Korea and Iran's nuclear programs, the NSA would not have had to tinker much with Stuxnet to make it capable of destroying centrifuges in North Korea, if it could be deployed there.
"They knew that it would be deployed there, and provoked the use of this Buk by starting an air strike on a target they didn't need, that their planes hadn't touched for a week".
