New acquisition strategy for nuclear-tipped Sentinel missile likely by 2026

ARLINGTON, VA. — The Northrop Grumman-led Sentinel intercontinental ballistic missile program likely will get an updated cost and scheduled estimate in 1.5 to two years, an Air Force civilian official said at an industry conference here this week.
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New acquisition strategy for nuclear-tipped Sentinel missile likely by 2026

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