U.S. Exercises Nuclear Forces in ‘Global Lightning 14’ Activities

Todd Jacobson
NS&D Monitor
5/16/2014
U.S. strategic forces conducted a massive nuclear response drill this week dubbed “Global Lightning 14,” but officials say it’s not in response to Russia’s nuclear exercises last week. According…

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U.S. Exercises Nuclear Forces in ‘Global Lightning 14’ Activities

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