Bottom-Up Review

Bottom-Up Review a study of U.S. defense programs in the post-Cold War era released in 1993 by President Bill Clinton's administration and used to establish the Ballistic Missile Defense Program. It detailed a three-part missile defense program, which included theater and national missile defense technology programs, and a third program to support the requirements of both theater and national missile defenses.

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