NNSA can’t spend its way to plutonium pit goal, STRATCOM commander tells senators

By ExchangeMonitor

There is not enough money in the world for the National Nuclear Security Administration to spend its way to making 80 plutonium pits a year by 2030, the general who commands U.S. nuclear forces told Congress Tuesday morning. “[W]e now know that we will not get…

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