Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 23 No. 10
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March 08, 2019

NNSA Staffing Caps Could Crimp Uranium, Plutonium Missions, GAO Says

By Dan Leone

Congress should consider raising the legal limit of full-time employees allowed to work at the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), the Government Accountability Office said in a report this week. The NNSA may employ no more than the equivalent of 1,690…

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By Dan Leone
NNSA Relationship With Pentagon ‘Never Stronger,’ Gordon-Hagerty Says

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Senate Armed Services Committee Approves NNSA No. 2 Nominee, Again

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