The military has always had a strong influence in Soviet arms control policy.

The new Soviet arms control move "is a genuine attempt to try to bring the parties closer to an agreement," said a senior official.

The Pentagon plans to buy a number of weapons designed to counter Soviet arms that will never be built.

And why not, when our military support for the fighters has been halted while Soviet arms deliveries continue?

What if Soviet arms got out of control?

Pravda suppresses the truth and turns the incident into a triumph of Soviet arms.

But the new peasant cooperatives were starved for funds, which went to buy Soviet arms.

The Administration hopes for a cut in Soviet short-range arms.

But early this week Soviet arms control negotiators in Geneva called that compromise into question.

A final danger comes from the experts who manufacture Soviet arms or the material that goes into them.