Arms Control and Disarmament Agency

The Arms Control and Disarmament Agency was a U.S. government organization established to promote global security by reducing the threat of nuclear and other weapons. Its role involved negotiating treaties, monitoring compliance, and encouraging countries to limit or eliminate their arsenals to prevent conflicts and promote peace. The agency aimed to foster international cooperation and transparency in armament policies, helping to manage the dangers of weapons proliferation and ensure that military power was kept in check to maintain global stability.