The other is his refusal to join Mr. Gorbachev in a halt of nuclear weapon testing.

He joined with Linus Pauling in 1957 to protest against nuclear weapon testing.

Bans any military use of celestial bodies, including weapon testing or as military bases.

The report warned, however, that future developments, including more weapon testing, might change that.

No B90 production models were built, though test units may have been; US nuclear weapon testing continued until 1992.

The core involved was used in the Able detonation, during the Crossroads series of nuclear weapon testing.

Peter Kuran's "Trinity and Beyond" - documentary film on the history of nuclear weapon testing.

He and other Joe soldiers are attacked by Cobra forces while returning from weapon testing.

A by-product of nuclear weapon testing is the release of radioactive xenon-133 and xenon-135.

This is the first resolution to be presented on the topic of nuclear weapon testing and sub-critical testing.

Additionally, in 2007, QinetiQ rented four Tornado F3s from the MOD to support weapons testing activities.

In The Coming War Between Russia and China (1969), US journalist Harrison Salisbury reported that Soviet sources implied a possible first strike against the Lop Nur basin nuclear weapons testing site.

He served as bureau chief for 23 years, with responsibility for a region that spanned several states, covering everything from atomic weapons testing to the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy in 1968.

Page A1 More than 400 people were arrested as they tried to enter a nuclear weapons testing site in Nevada after nearly 2,000 people, including six members of Congress, held a rally protesting the arms testing.

Shooter game - wide subgenre that focuses on using some sort of weapon often testing the player's speed and reaction time.

Middleton visits a former Soviet biological weapons testing site (abandoned, "its just too lethal" says Middleton)

O'Mearah merely had a headache; Delevan felt as if someone had used the inside of his head as a nuclear weapons testing site.

From 1943 to 1945, Horn Island was closed to all public access and activity for use as a biological weapons testing site by the U.S. Army.

Horn Island Chemical Warfare Service Quarantine Station was acquired in March 1943 by the U.S. Army for use as a biological weapons testing site.

Earlier this year the House voted to suspend weapons testing temporarily at the end of the year.