Arms Control Wonk
Maybe. I hear at least a few ideas have been kicked around for a while.
“Disablement” has always been around in the weapons biz.
It is the first step (which may be temporary or permanent) to make either a weapon or a facility incapable of acting.
The next step is dismantlement, followed by removal.
For example see:
From Belfer
Or
From the Institute of Nuclear Materials Management
I am not sure what is meant here, but what if we simply remove the ment and have disable, dismantle and remove? It might solve the argument, and remove the confusionment
“Disablement” has always been around in the weapons biz.
It is the first step (which may be temporary or permanent) to make either a weapon or a facility incapable of acting.
The next step is dismantlement, followed by removal.
For example see:
From Belfer
Or
From the Institute of Nuclear Materials Management
I am not sure what is meant here, but what if we simply remove the ment and have disable, dismantle and remove? It might solve the argument, and remove the confusionment