Senate NDAA would launch nuclear cruise missile development within three months

The Defense Department and National Nuclear Security Administration would have just three months to begin development of a nuclear sea-launched cruise missile when the Senate passes its 2024 defense policy bill.
Passed in the Senate by an 86-11 vote on Thursday,…

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