STRATCOM CHIEF GAINING CONFIDENCE IN ALTERNATIVE PU PLAN

As the National Nuclear Security Administration refines its alternative plutonium strategy, Strategic Command chief Gen. Robert Kehler said yesterday that he is is slowly gaining confidence in the plan. Since the Obama Administration decided to defer construction…

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