What does DNA stand for?

Defense Nuclear Agency

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The Defense Nuclear Agency (DNA) served over the years (in several different incarnations) as the Secretary's principal technical advisor for nuclear weapons.

DOD and the nuclear mission

In the 1980s, the Defense Nuclear Agency undertook an effort to predict mass fires for use in nuclear war planning.

Whole World on Fire: Organizations, Knowledge, and Nuclear Weapons ...

Defense Nuclear Agency Value: $14 million Nature of contract: Logicon has received two contracts for follow-on work related to enhancements to an Automated Target Tie-Up system for the U.

Logicon Inc

It is the successor of a similar instrument that was launched in 1983 aboard a Defense Nuclear Agency satellite called HILAT, said to have been the first ever to observe the aurora in full daylight.

Museum-piece satellite goes into space

Sixth Fleet, Field Commander of the Defense Nuclear Agency, Commander Naval Recruit Training Center, San Diego CA and Chief of Staff, Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic.

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Much attention has focused on a pair of "nuclear winter" projects, sponsored by the Defense nuclear Agency (DNA), that will use the forest fire as a simulation of areas left burning in the aftermath of a nuclear war.

Fiery probe of environmental problems

General Watson had been the Army's Chief Chemical Officer and, in his last posting before retiring in 1992, director of the Defense Nuclear Agency.

Teledyne-Commodore LLC appoints Major General (Ret.) Gerald G. Watson ...

6 million, represent a significant fraction of the Army, Air Force, Defense Nuclear Agency and Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency research budgets.

Stuffing bricks and mortar into research funding