Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 27 No. 42
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November 03, 2023

U.S. will develop higher-yield B61 gravity bomb

By Dan Parsons

The U.S. military will develop a new, higher-yield variant of the B61-12 nuclear gravity bomb designed for delivery by modern aircraft, the Pentagon announced on Oct. 27. Designated the B61-13, the new bomb will be suited for use against hardened and large-area…

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