From the ExComm records, Stern concludes that on 26 October President Kennedy was "leaning towards military action to eliminate the missiles" in Cuba, to be followed by invasion, according to Pentagon plans.
Deep down we don't even want a deal with North Korea, because that would eliminate the very missile threat we've been hyping to justify spending $60 billion on a missile defense shield.
He would also have to turn over all mobile biological and chemical weapons facilities, surrender anthrax stockpiles or demonstrate that they had been destroyed, finish eliminating illegal missiles and account for all unmanned aerial drones.
Since it began, Nunn-Lugar has helped to deactivate 7,600 nuclear warheads and destroy or eliminate 900 intercontinental ballistic missiles, 500 missile silos, 680 submarine-launched ballistic missiles and 900 nuclear air-to-surface missiles.
She, for example, was highly alarmed by the talks I had had with Ronald Reagan in Reykjavik about a world without nuclear weapons, about an agreement to eliminate medium-range missiles.
You must defend your home planet by intercepting incoming missiles, eliminate their sources (battleships), and retake occupied planets (by converting into a clumsy but fun walking tank).
Last month, Rehberg's campaign sent out a mailing that claimed the president intends to eliminate all 150 missiles at Malmstrom -- even though military leaders have said each ICBM base would likely lose just 10.
Thomas L. Friedman is narrowly correct to see cyberterrorism as more widely disruptive than a missile launched by a rogue, but that does not eliminate the need for a missile defense system.
In a 1982 meeting in Geneva, with his Soviet counterpart Yuly Kvitsinsky, Nitze negotiated a treaty to eliminate intermediate-range nuclear missiles.
After a series of dramatic meetings with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, a treaty was negotiated that would eliminate intermediate-range nuclear missiles.
