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As House debates defense bill, Biden admin repeats call to drop sea-launched nuclear cruise missile

Wednesday, July 13, 2022

Ahead of the House’s scheduled debate of the 2023 National Defense Authorization Act on Wednesday, the White House said it still does not want to build the sea-launched, nuclear-tipped cruise missile the bill would authorize.
“The Administration strongly opposes…

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As House debates defense bill, Biden admin repeats call to drop sea-launched nuclear cruise missile

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