Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 23 No. 32
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August 09, 2019

BWXT Halfway Through Submarine Missile Tube Fixes; Threatens Exit From Business

By Dan Leone

BWX Technologies is about halfway through repairing 12 submarine missile tubes it welded incorrectly in 2018, Rex Geveden, president and CEO of the Lynchburg, Va., nuclear-hardware and fuel provider told investors Tuesday. Under multiple subcontracts to Columbia-…

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BWXT Halfway Through Submarine Missile Tube Fixes; Threatens Exit From Business

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