Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 22 No. 08
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February 23, 2018

NPR’s New Nuke SLCM May Not Be Submarine-Launched

By Staff Reports

Rich Abott Defense Daily By the end of 2019, the National Nuclear Security Administration plans to identify the best ways to secure low-enriched uranium for U.S. nuclear-weapon programs over the next 20 years, the semi-autonomous Department of Energy agency wrote…

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By Staff Reports
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