U.S. shows Japanese officials ICBM launch procedures
This article highlights the June 2024 Extended Deterrence Dialogue (EDD) between the United States and Japan at F.E. Warren Air Force Base, focusing on strengthening extended deterrence and bolstering the Japan-U.S. Alliance in response to evolving regional security challenges. This involved showcasing the nuclear missile launch procedure to Japanese officials in the Cheyenne Military base, which is the first time such knowledge had been shared since the dialouge had been established. The EDD, established in 2010 and reinforced post-Fukushima, underscores the importance of transparency and collaboration in nuclear security, as well as the integration of political, diplomatic, and defense cooperation.
This article highlights the June 2024 Extended Deterrence Dialogue (EDD) between the United States and Japan at F.E. Warren Air Force Base, focusing on strengthening extended deterrence and bolstering the Japan-U.S. Alliance in response to evolving regional security challenges. This involved showcasing the nuclear missile launch procedure to Japanese officials in the Cheyenne Military base, which is the first time such knowledge had been shared since the dialouge had been established. The EDD, established in 2010 and reinforced post-Fukushima, underscores the importance of transparency and collaboration in nuclear security, as well as the integration of political, diplomatic, and defense cooperation.