Trident
Answer:
Scottish government policy is to remove Trident from Scotland. There will of course, need to be negotiations.
Full answer here: Will an independent Scotland have to keep nuclear weapons?
No Place for Trident; Scottish Independence and Nuclear Disarmament
Author / Creator: John Ainslie
Date published: 2014
This looks at the options for locating Trident and finds there are no acceptable places in the UK.
Trident: Nowhere to Go, 2nd Edition
Author / Creator: John Ainslie
Media type: Report
Date published: 2013
A landmark report examining potential alternative UK nuclear weapons bases if Faslane became unavailable following Scottish independence. It demonstrates that there would be no meaningful alternative – suggesting that Independence could hold the key to unravelling the whole of the UK’s nuclear programme.
Trident: Still Nowhere to Go
Author / Creator: TPNW Working Group
Media type: Pamphlet
Date published: 2019
Based on the seminal work of John Ainslie, this pamphlet explains how Scottish independence could lead to the disarming of one of the...nuclear-armed states with the potential of a benign domino effect for global nuclear disarmament.
Roadmap for Trident Removal
Author / Creator: SNP CND Group
Date published: 2019
SNP CND road map for removal of the Trident and other nuclear warheads from Scotland
An independent Scotland is the key to a nuclear weapon free world
Author / Creator: Catherine Robertson
Media type: Article
Date published:
Scotland can be on the right side of history. We can ensure that these morally bankrupt weapons owned by the UK government are removed and destroyed once and for all.
In Defence of Scotland
Author / Creator: Independence Live
Media type: YouTube recording of the virtual conference
Date published:
A video conference discussing the defence of Scotland. Contributions from Scottish military veterans. Discussion on what a Scottish defence force would look like, NATO membership, and the Trident missles based on the clyde.