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Scientists: Villains and Victims in the Arms Race: An Appraisal and a Plan of Action

For forty years we physicists have been a vital supplier to the arms race not just those of our profession who work in the defense industry but also those of us in the universities. Much of our research in ’pure’ science has been taken and exploited to make ever more efficient weapons of destruction; many of our graduating students have taken jobs for the military enterprises because that was where the money was; and every scientist and engineer who works on weaponry was given the basic knowledge and skill to do that work in our introductory physics courses, which comprise the main body of our work as teachers.