Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 28 No. 6
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February 09, 2024

STRATCOM may accelerate, increase LRSO buy, commander says

By ExchangeMonitor

WASHINGTON — U.S. Strategic Command may accelerate and increase its buys of Raytheon-made AGM-181 Long Range Standoff Weapon cruise missiles beyond the 1,087 now planned, commander Gen. Anthony Cotton said here on Feb. 2. Asked if the command was examining those…

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