GBSD Armored Against Treaty, Posture Changes, AF Officers Say

By ExchangeMonitor

The Air Force’s top nuclear procurement officer on Monday positioned the service’s effort to build its next nuclear-tipped intercontinental ballistic missile as a way to shore up the nuclear-industrial base for decades and create a weapon that arms control…

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