HEALTH OF W78, W88 WARHEADS PUSHES BACK INTEROPERABLE WARHEAD EFFORT

Recent surveillance work on the W78 and W88 warheads has revealed that the warheads can be sustained until 2030, allowing the National Nuclear Security Administration to delay work on an interoperable warhead, NNSA weapons program chief Don Cook said yesterday…

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