SECTION I Overeenkomst tussen Staten die partij zijn bij het Noordatlantisch Verdrag, tot samenwerking inzake atoomgegevens
Subject to the terms and conditions of the Agreement, the types of atomic information which the Government of the United States of America may make available to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and its member states are:
A. As may be necessary for mutual defence planning, training, and logistical requirements, information concerning the numbers, locations, types, yields, arming, safing, command and control, and fuzing of those atomic weapons which can be made available for use by or in support of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
B. Effects to be expected or resulting from the detonation of atomic weapons.
C. Response of structures, equipment, communications and personnel to the effects of atomic weapons, including damage or casualty criteria.
D. Methods and procedures for analyses relating to the effects of atomic weapons.
E. Information on the capabilities of potential enemy nations for atomic warfare.
F. Information on atomic weapons and atomic weapons systems required for attainment of delivery capability with specified atomic weapons which can be made available for use by or in support of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, including information required for evaluation of atomic weapons systems to determine NATO requirements and strategy.
G. Information regarding delivery systems, including tactics and techniques and duties of maintenance, assembly, delivery and launch crews required for attainment of delivery capability with specified atomic weapons.
H. To the extent that they will influence NATO planning, the results to be expected from the strategic air offensive.
I. Information required for attainment of compatibility of specified atomic weapons with specified delivery vehicles.
J. Safety features of specified atomic weapons and of the operational systems associated with such weapons and information necessary and appropriate for salvage and recovery operations incident to a weapons accident.
K. Information required in planning for and training of personnel in the employment of and defence against atomic weapons and including information concerning:
(1) Military uses of isotopes for medical purposes.
(2) Defence against radiological warfare.
L. Information regarding civil defence against atomic attacks.
M. Other information as may be determined by appropriate United States Authorities to be necessary for support of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and transferable under provisions of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended, and the Agreement.
- Regeling
- Overeenkomst tussen Staten die partij zijn bij het Noordatlantisch Verdrag, tot samenwerking inzake atoomgegevens
- Soort
- Verdrag
- Geldend vanaf
- 12-03-1965
- BWB-id
- BWBV0004382
- Versie
- 1965-03-12_0