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Emerging WMD threats and the Proliferation of WMD material: NM Perspectives

Vahid Majidi, DASD(NM)

March 2015

UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

Interagency/National Effort (Joint TF, Regional, Multi-jurisdictional)

Tiered Deployment

Prevention Protection Mitigation Response* Recovery

Preparedness

National Preparedness Intelligence: Collection, Dissemination, Integration, Analysis and Action

Assessment Intelligence Countermeasures Policy & Planning

DoD Efforts (Planning, Programs, Policy, Operations) NCB/NM Efforts (Deterrence, Physical Security, International Engagements, Technical Capabilities)

Training/Exercises

*  Response  is  both  following  an  incident  or  response  to  informa6on  leading  to  interdic6on  

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

Does Industry Have A Role?

§  Infrastructure & Vulnerability –  Electrical Grid –  Internet

§  Subject Matter Expertise –  Cyber, Physical Sciences, Manufacturing

§  Material Source –  Chem, Bio, Rad, Energetic Material

§  Unique Response Capabilities –  Deep Water Horizon (BP)

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

USG CWMD Team Construct

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DNI

NCTC

NCPC

Treas

CIA

NSA FBI

STIG

DoD

DHS

DIA

DOC

DOE DOS

WH

IAEA INTERPOL UN 1540 GICNT

Global Partnership Nuclear Summit

WINS Bi-Lateral

Multi-Lateral

OSD

Joint Staff

CCMDs

Services

DTRA/ CCWMD

Defense Agencies

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5 Counterproliferation

Interdiction

DOD, DOE, DOS

Commerce, DOD, DOE, DOS, FBI, Treasury

DOD, DHS, FBI

Nonproliferation

Inte

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Inte

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

CP Discussion

§  Historical Perspective §  Case Study §  Counterproliferation Programs §  Attribution Process §  Community Partnership

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

Manhattan Project

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

Nuclear Programs

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US  Russia  

Iraq  Libya  Iran  

N.  Korea  

China  Pakistan  

UK  France  

South  Africa  

India  

1942   1950s   1970s   1980s  

1994  

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

Proliferation Examples

§  Industrial Nexus – Intentional – Unintentional

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

Proliferation Examples

Ohio  

Libya  

Iran  Netherlands:    

Urenco  

Russia  

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

Dr. Gernot Zippe (1917-2008)

Invented the Zippe-Type centrifuge: The easiest way to make fuel for reactors and weapons.

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

§  Born and raised in Austria

§  In 1945 he was kidnapped and held prisoner in the Soviet Union where he was ordered to develop a centrifuge program.

§  Having done as he was asked, he was freed by the Soviets (1957)!

Dr. Gernot Zippe

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

Dr. Gernot Zippe

§  1957, Dr. Zippe flew to the United States and set up shop at the University of Virginia.

§  He managed to recreate the Russian centrifuge and returned to Europe in 1960.

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

Dr. Gernot Zippe

§  In the 1960s, Dr. Zippe switched the rotor material from aluminum to maraging steel to allow for higher spin rates.

§  Rotors were made longer, which increased the collection of U-235.

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

Dr. Gernot Zippe

§  In the 1970's, Urenco, a new European consortium for making nuclear fuel, adopted Zippe-type designs.

§  Dr. A. Q. Khan worked as a consultant at a Urenco plant and stole the designs.

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

Dr. A. Q. Khan Proliferation

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UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

Interagency/National Effort (Joint TF, Regional, Multi-jurisdictional)

Tiered Deployment

Prevention Protection Mitigation Response* Recovery

Preparedness

National Preparedness Intelligence: Collection, Dissemination, Integration, Analysis and Action

Assessment Intelligence Countermeasures Policy & Planning

DoD Efforts (Planning, Programs, Policy, Operations) NCB/NM Efforts (Deterrence, Physical Security, International Engagements, Technical Capabilities)

Training/Exercises

*  Response  is  both  following  an  incident  or  response  to  informa6on  leading  to  interdic6on  17

UNCLASSIFIED

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

Iraq Insurgents Employ Chlorine in Bomb Attacks: February 22, 2007

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

Gang Arrested Trying to Sell Enriched Uranium: November 29, 2007

Two Hungarians and a Ukrainian man were arrested by the Slovakian police as they tried to sell the uranium.

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

Facility

Infrastructure

Materials

Network

Finance Support

X-Int

Tiered Deployment Assessment Intelligence Countermeasures Policy & Planning Training/Exercises

Prevention Protection Mitigation Response* Recovery

Preparedness

Preventing WMD Material Misappropriation

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UNCLASSIFIED

Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

Interagency/National Effort (Joint TF, Regional, Multi-jurisdictional)

Tiered Deployment

Prevention Protection Mitigation Response* Recovery

Preparedness

National Preparedness Intelligence: Collection, Dissemination, Integration, Analysis and Action

Assessment Intelligence Countermeasures Policy & Planning

DoD Efforts (Planning, Programs, Policy, Operations) NCB/NM Efforts (Deterrence, Physical Security, International Engagements, Technical Capabilities)

Training/Exercises

*  Response  is  both  following  an  incident  or  response  to  informa6on  leading  to  interdic6on  21

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

Develop  Concept  

Acquire  Materials  and  Equipment  

Develop  Weapon  

Deploy  Weapon  

Formulate  Ini6al  Design    

Acquire  Fissile  Material  

Acquire  Explosives  or  Propellants  

Acquire  Materials,  Equipment,    and  Components  

Process  Fissile  Material  

Make  Weapon  Components  

Test  Explosive  and  Assembly  System  

Assemble    Weapon  

Deploy  and    Detonate  

Nuclear  Programs  WMD Proliferation

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

WMD Material

Task 2

Task 3

Task 4

Task 5

Task 6 Penetrate

Boundaries Cross Secondary Area Penetrate Secondary

Area Cross Security Area Enter Facility

Task 7

Deter Detect Delay Deny Defeat

We only have to be successful once; the adversary has to be successful at every point.

Intel & Warning

The 5 Ds of CWMD Physical Security

Task 1

Adversary Surveillance, Plans and Preparation

Tiered Deployment Assessment Intelligence Countermeasures Policy & Planning Training/Exercises

Prevention Protection Mitigation Response* Recovery

Preparedness

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs 24

Radiological Detection System (RDS) §  Detect, classify, and measure radioactive

materials –  Replaces legacy RADIAC meters –  Sensitivity covers operational and

occupational levels and quantities §  Network interoperability

–  Geographic location data enabled –  Autonomous and on-demand data entries,

network, and information exchange §  Procurement planned for USA, USAF,

USMC, USN

Tiered Deployment Assessment Intelligence Countermeasures Policy & Planning Training/Exercises

Prevention Protection Mitigation Response* Recovery

Preparedness

Preparedness – Monitoring and Verification

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

PROJECT DISCREET OCULUS §  Prompt diagnostics research & development project by the Defense Threat

Reduction Agency. §  Ground-based sensor suite collects prompt outputs of a limited nuclear

event in an urban environment. –  Measured outputs include

seismic, infrasound, overpressure, electromagnetic pulse, gamma radiation, and optical signatures.

–  Sensor readings sent to the Air Force Technical Applications Center for analysis and reporting.

25 Tiered Deployment Assessment Intelligence Countermeasures Policy & Planning Training/Exercises

Prevention Protection Mitigation Response* Recovery

Preparedness

Preparedness – When has something happened?

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

Harvester Particulate Airborne Collection System (PACS) §  Modular air sampling capability tested on C-130 and MQ-9

aircraft. §  Post-collection analysis: samples prepared in a deployable

clean room, radio-chemical analyses conducted at a lab.

26 Tiered Deployment Assessment Intelligence Countermeasures Policy & Planning Training/Exercises

Prevention Protection Mitigation Response* Recovery

Preparedness

Preparedness – Detecting What Happened

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

Airborne Radiation Detection & Identification Measurement System (ARDIMS) §  Wide-area radiological reconnaissance

mapping capability to support ground collection.

§  Gamma and neutron detection pods mounted on UH-60 displays real-time gross count and dose rate and radiation mapping to inform collections.

27 Tiered Deployment Assessment Intelligence Countermeasures Policy & Planning Training/Exercises

Prevention Protection Mitigation Response* Recovery

Preparedness

Response – Use of WMD Materials

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

Response – Material Collection and Analysis

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Ground Collections Task Force §  Collect radioactive debris samples quickly and

process, prepare, and package the evidence for transport to national laboratories.

§  Equipment –  Mojave suits, boots, booties, gloves,

M40 protective masks –  Ion chamber gamma detectors –  AN/UDR-14 dosimeters –  Humvee, GPS/maps,

satellite phone –  Collection kits, marking kits

Tiered Deployment Assessment Intelligence Countermeasures Policy & Planning Training/Exercises

Prevention Protection Mitigation Response* Recovery

Preparedness

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

Nuclear Deterrent Preparedness

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Weapon

Tiered Deployment Assessment Intelligence Countermeasures Policy & Planning Training/Exercises

Prevention Protection Mitigation Response* Recovery

Preparedness

Material

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30 Counterproliferation

Interdiction

DOD, DOE, DOS

Commerce, DOD, DOE, DOS, FBI, Treasury

DOD, DHS, FBI

Nonproliferation

Inte

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Inte

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

U.S. Response: Scale and Persistence Drives Lead

Fukushima/RAD (‘11)

W-Africa/Ebola (‘14)

Syria/Chem (‘14)

Phuket-hurricane (‘04)

Mumbai/T (‘08)

Spain/E (‘04)

UK/Rad (‘06)

Tiblisi/HEU (‘06 & 09)

FBI

600 Sapphire /Nuke (‘94)

DOD

DN

I

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

2007: Chlorine Release During Railcar Unloading

Highlighting Infrastructure Vulnerabilities

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Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs

We all own this problem!!

Industry

Academia USG

Stuff & Expertise

Solution through collaboration. 33

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