Mission
Educate and advocate for: modern nuclear weapons stockpile, new delivery systems, skilled workforce, and best science and technology.
At ANWA, we are a voice for modernization of the stockpile, associated infrastructure, and delivery platforms, while ensuring a skilled workforce and the best science and technology. The benefits of modern nuclear weapons include not only safety, security, and reliability, but also lower costs and flexibility to size the stockpile according to the national security threat.
Advanced Nuclear Weapons Alliance Deterrence Center (ANWA DC) educates key decision makers, stakeholders and the public to ensure there is broader understanding of the Nation’s nuclear weapons triad and its ongoing modernization across the United States. Established in August 2017, ANWA DC reviews the benefits of modern nuclear weapons including not only safety, security, and reliability, but also lower costs and flexibility to size the stockpile according to the national security threat. ANWA DC focuses on the stockpile, associated infrastructure and delivery platforms, while highlighting maintaining a skilled workforce and applying the best science and technology.
Advanced Nuclear Weapons Alliance Advocacy (ANWA-A) advocates specific policy considerations and funding requirements with key decision makers in Congress and across the Federal government, and as a strong, reliable and trustworthy Alliance advocate. Established in October 2017, we are bringing a new focus to modernization of the stockpile, associated infrastructure, and delivery platforms, while ensuring a skilled workforce and the best science and technology. The benefits of modern nuclear weapons include not only safety, security, and reliability, but also lower costs and flexibility to size the stockpile according to the national security threat. Together we will advocate in support of these benefits.
Rethinking a New Triad, Rings of Deterrence
It Starts with People, and Community
…nuclear weapons enterprise at a glance
Our nation’s nuclear weapons program touches communities across the country. Military installations, national laboratories and plants, industry, including weapons manufacturers and suppliers, are just part of the hundreds of thousands of Americans that work directly to support nuclear deterrence.
