Bombs
Bursting
In Air
Missiles: chemical weapons; biological and even nuclear weapons are becoming easier for countries (and terrorists) to obtain. The U.S. faces a new, emerging threat and many believe a National Missile Defense (NMD) system could provide a measure of protection. Machinists at Boeing, Raytheon, Lockheed-Martin, and Aerojet are working on NMD.
This issue of the IAM Journal takes an in-depth look at the extraordinary technologies the program employs - and the technical and political challenges that will ultimately determine its fate,
By
Matt Bates
Staff
Writer, IAM Journal
Bombs Bursting In Air 
IAM Workers on National Missile
Defense The Core Technologies of
National Missile Defense Commentary on National Missile
Defense by IP Tom Buffenbarger Order the IAM's Missile Defense
Video Countries Possessing Weapons
of Mass Destruction Other Features: A Super-NAFTA Coming Soon The Bush Tax Plan: Too Little,
Too Late American Deep Freeze: Workers
Feel recession's Cold Grip NAFTA Opens Door to Unsafe
Trucks
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