RAND STUDY ENDORSES MODEST UPGRADE OF MINUTEMAN III ICBM

By Martin Schneider

Todd Jacobson NS&D Monitor 2/14/2014 As the Air Force considers extending the life of the Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile, it should strongly look at keeping the ICBM in service past 2030 through incremental upgrades, according to a recently…

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