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NUCLEAR WEAPONS LOCATIONS<br />

This section will assist non-DOE reviewers to identify documents that may contain sensitive<br />

nuclear weapons storage location information and require referral to DOE.<br />

Classification Issues<br />

Under joint DOE-DoD classification guidance, any information revealing U.S. nuclear weapons<br />

locations or stockpile quantities, past or present, is potentially sensitive.<br />

Locations may include:<br />

• Foreign countries,<br />

• U.S. locations (states, territories, or possessions),<br />

• On board ship at sea or making port calls, or<br />

• Aircraft overflying a foreign country or landing for any reason.<br />

Documents containing information on overseas locations<br />

should also be referred to DoD and the <strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> State.<br />

WARHEAD VS. DELIVERY SYSTEM<br />

One <strong>of</strong> the most common problems reviewers have is determining the context in which the<br />

presence <strong>of</strong> a nuclear weapon delivery system (e.g., Jupiter missile, 8-inch howitzer), which is<br />

not classified, implies the presence <strong>of</strong> its warhead (e.g., W33, B61), which usually is classified.<br />

The implications are <strong>of</strong>ten subtle and require DOE personnel with extensive training and<br />

experience to tell the difference.<br />

Subject Area Indicators and Key Word List 13

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