NNSA Starts Rad-Sniffing Helo Flights Over D.C. for Inauguration Day Safeguards

By ExchangeMonitor

The National Nuclear Security Administration’s radiation-sniffing helicopter started a campaign of low-altitude flights over Washington on Monday, part of an effort to safeguard against a nuclear-armed attack on January’s looming presidential inauguration. The…

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