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Biden Budget, Memo Call For Reduced Reliance on B83 Gravity Bomb

Biden Budget, Memo Call For Reduced Reliance on B83 Gravity Bomb
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Citing a national security memorandum that describes a reduced need for the B83 thermonuclear gravity bomb, the National Nuclear Administration (NNSA) proposed cutting funding for the weapon in its 2024 budget request.  The NNSA proposed trimming $28 million from funding for management of the B83 in its fiscal 2024 budget request, owing to “updated program requirements reflected in the NSM-9,” according to a national security memorandum issued by the administration that had not been published as of Wednesday. The memo…

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