《ALERTING AMERICA THE PAPERS OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE PRESENT DANGER》

Chapter 1 How the Committee on the Present Danger Will Operate--What It Will Do and What It Will Not Do (8 September 1976)1

Chapter 2 Common Sense and the Common Danger (11 November 1976)3

Chapter 3 What Is the Soviet Union Up To.7 (4 April 1977)10

Chapter 4 Where We Stand on SALT (6 July 1977)16

Chapter 5 Peace With Freedom(14 March 1978)22

Chapter 6 An Evaluation of "U.S. and Soviet Strategic Capability Through the Mid-1980s: A Comparative Analysis"(29 September 1978)36

Chapter 7 Is America Becoming Number 2.7(5 October 1978)39

Chapter 8 Looking For Eggs in a Cuckoo Clock(22 January 1979)94

Chapter 9 Does the Official Case For the SALT II Treaty Hold Up Under Analysis? (14 March 1979)99

Chapter 10 Public Attitudes on SALT II (15 March 1979)119

Chapter 11Current [1979] SALT II Negotiating Posture(23 April 1979)124

Chapter 12Considerations Bearing on the Merits of the SALT II Agreements as Signed at Vienna (1 October 1979)128

Appendix to Chapter 12143

Chapter 13Is SALT II a Fair Deal for the United States? (16 May 1979)159

Chapter 14Why the Soviet Union Wants SALT II (17 September 1979)166

Chapter 15The 1980 Crisis and What We Should Do About It (22 January 1980)170

Chapter 16 Countering the Soviet Threat (9 May 1980)178

Chapter 17Is the Reagan Defense Program Adequate? (17 March 1982)184

Appendix to Chapter 17198

Chapter 18 Has America Become Number 2? 29 June 1982)202

Chapter 19 U.S. Public Attitudes Toward the Nuclear Freeze and Other Nuclear Arms Issues (19 April 1984)246

Appendix to Chapter 19254

Chapter 20U.S. Public Attitudes Toward the Defense Effort-- Program, Priorities and Budgets(26 April 1984)284

Appendix to Chapter 20292

Appendix 1 Correspondence with President-elect and President Ronald Reagan329

Appendix 2 U.S. Media Reaction to the Committee on the Present Danger337

Appendix 3 Foreign Press Reaction to the Committee on the Present Danger345

Index369

About the Editor375