Funds the development of military programs that are not related to nuclear technology.
Nuclear weapons: An overview of the history, development, and current status of nuclear weapons technology.
Military spending: An overview of the military budget and the role of nuclear weapons in military spending.
Arms control: An overview of international arms control agreements, their history, and their impact on nuclear weapons technology.
Nuclear proliferation: An overview of the spread of nuclear weapons technology, the reasons behind it, and its implications for international security.
National security policy: An overview of the policies and strategies of countries that possess nuclear weapons, as well as those that seek to acquire them.
Geopolitics and nuclear weapons: An analysis of the role of nuclear weapons in the global balance of power, and the ways in which geopolitical factors shape nuclear policy.
Nuclear deterrence: An overview of the principles of deterrence, the ways in which it is implemented, and its effectiveness as a strategic concept.
Nuclear arms race: An overview of the historical context of the nuclear arms race, its key players, and its impacts on international security.
Nuclear disarmament: An overview of the history of efforts to eliminate nuclear weapons, the challenges and obstacles facing such efforts, and the prospects for disarmament in the future.
Nuclear accidents: An overview of the history of nuclear accidents, their causes, and their impacts on human health and the environment.
Nuclear waste management: An overview of the challenges involved in managing nuclear waste, the current approaches being used, and possible solutions for the future.
Nuclear energy: An overview of the use of nuclear power for energy generation, its advantages and disadvantages, and the challenges facing the industry.
Nuclear terrorism: An overview of the threat posed by nuclear terrorism, the ways in which it can be prevented, and the potential consequences of an attack.
International organizations and nuclear weapons: An analysis of the roles and activities of international organizations, such as the UN and NATO, in managing the risks and challenges posed by nuclear weapons.
Civil society and nuclear weapons: An overview of the role played by civil society in raising awareness about the dangers of nuclear weapons, advocating for disarmament, and promoting peaceful alternatives to nuclear deterrence.
Research and Development (R&D) budget: This type of budget is dedicated to advancing scientific and technological knowledge to develop advanced military-grade technology.
Procurement budget: This budget is designed to purchase equipment, weapons, and other materials necessary for the military.
Operation and Maintenance budget: This budget includes expenses such as troop training, fuel, transportation, building maintenance, and logistical support.
Personnel budget: This budget includes salaries, benefits, and allowances for military personnel.
Construction budget: Used to build or repair military facilities, such as bases, aircraft landing strips, and runways.
Contingency budget: This budget allows the military to quickly respond to unexpected situations or emergencies.
Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) budget: This budget is used to fund ongoing wars or conflicts.
Supplemental budget: This budget is proposed when the allocated budget is not sufficient to complete a project, and extra funding is needed.
Atomic Energy Defense Activities (AEDA) budget: This budget includes funding for the maintenance and modernization of the US nuclear arsenal.
Defense health budget: This budget provides medical and healthcare services to military personnel, veterans, and their families.
Military Intelligence Program (MIP) budget: This budget is used to fund intelligence gathering activities and analysis.
Chemical agents and munitions deconstruction budget: This budget provides funding for the destruction of chemical weapons and/or hazardous materials.