This bill would add a new Center for Strategic Deterrence and Weapons of Mass Destruction Studies to the Institute for National Strategic Studies at the National Defense University. The bill updates title 10 to name the Center and lists its mission. The Center's mission includes educating and preparing national security leaders, developing curricula and learning tools for joint professional military education, studying strategic deterrence and threats from weapons of mass destruction (WMD), and providing expert support to the Secretary of Defense and other federal leaders.
If you are a member of the military, a federal national security leader, or work in defense education, the bill would create a dedicated center focused on deterrence and WMD topics. For the general public, the bill text does not describe direct personal impacts or services.
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The bill states the Center's purposes: to prepare leaders through education, research, and outreach; to develop understanding of strategic deterrence and WMD implications; to create curricula and learning outcomes for joint professional military education per Joint Chiefs guidance; to serve as the Department of Defense's primary institution for study and education in these areas; to carry out studies and analyses on deterrence and WMD threats and responses; and to provide expert support to senior defense and federal leaders.
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