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Global Security & Strategic Partnership Programs

Hassler, Morris
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Long, proud history of expertise in uranium, lithium, high explosives, assembly/disassembly, and nuclear security and a vital part of today’s nuclear security enterprise Integral role in sustaining U.S. nuclear deterrent and reducing global nuclear threats with unique security and nonproliferation research capabilities NN and GSP Missions Bring Fresh Ideas and Solves Important National Security Problems NN and GSP Missions Keep Our Technology and People Sharp and Ready for New Challenges

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98 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT, SAFEGUARDS, AND PHYSICAL PROTECTIONCNS Executes Global Security Programs for a Diverse Group of CustomersCommitment to Research and InnovationEnhanced Security and Emergency Response CampusEnriched Uranium Fuel SupplyManufacturing & Fabrication Operations for Strategic PartnersMobile Uranium Facility (MUF) MissionNuclear Counterterrorism and Emergency ResponseNuclear Detection and VerificationNuclear Security and Emergency ResponseVulnerable Nuclear Material Removal/Minimization

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Hassler, Morris. 2020-02-18. Global Security & Strategic Partnership Programs. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1615470

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