New NNSA Administrator Reacts to UPF Red Team Recommendations

By Todd Jacobson

Roger Snodgrass For NS&D Monitor 5/9/2014 ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.—New National Security Administration chief Frank Klotz said a recent suggestion by a Uranium Processing Facility Red Team that the agency scale back its plans to modernize its uranium processing…

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New NNSA Administrator Reacts to UPF Red Team Recommendations

By Todd Jacobson
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