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Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT)
-Began 11/69
-Centerpiece of detente
-American hopes for "linkage"
-Executive agreement limiting strategic delivery systems (ICBM's, SLBM's, Manned bombers not covered)
ABM Treaty
-Anti-Ballistic Missiles
-Severely limited number of antiballistic missile (ABM) sites that either superpower could destroy
Seeming Achievements of SALT I
-Arms race capped
-Number offensive launcher fixed
-Strategic stability assured
-Both sides deterrents safe
-No need continue arms race at previous pace
Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty
(START I)
-1991
-Mandated reductions strategic weapons (1,600 launch weapons--6,000 warheads)
Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty
-1987
-Eliminated missiles with range 310-3,400 miles
Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty II
(START II)
-1993
-Reduced warheads (3,500 for both sides)
-Eliminated MIRVed ICBM's (Weapons Systems most destabilizing)
Strategic Offensive Reduction Treaty
(SORT)
-AKA Treaty of Moscow
- May 2002
- Further reduction of nuclear arsenals
- Did not limit "defensive" weapons
Conventional Forces in Europe (CFE)
-Signed November 1990
-Call for many conventional weapons be destroyed and/or removed from Europe