Ellis: Treaty won't weaken U.S. in absence of missile defense
Adm. James Ellis, commander of U.S. Strategic Command, told a Senate panel Aug. 1 that the nuclear arms reductions recently agreed to by the U.S. and Russia will not weaken America's deterrent capability in the absence of a national missile defense system. President Bush and Russian President...
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