Warhead & Weapons Development

GAO RAISES CONCERNS ABOUT NAVY HESITANCY ON INTEROPERABLE WARHEADS

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The Navy’s hesitancy to begin work studying an interoperable warhead that could be used to replace the W88 and W78 warheads is endangering the project’s schedule, according to a Government Accountability Office report released late Friday. The National…

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