Senators still favor nuclear-tipped sea-launched cruise missile that was zeroed out in Biden budget

By ExchangeMonitor

The Biden Administration’s desire to cancel a new lower-yield nuclear submarine-launched cruise missile still doesn’t sit well with the leadership of the Senate Armed Services strategic forces subcommittee. Both subcommittee Chair Sen. Angus King (I-Maine)…

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