DoE Should Delay Nuclear Warhead For Cruise Missile or Justify Why it Won't, GAO Says

By Dan Leone |
10 months ago |
07/28/2020

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The National Nuclear Security Administration should either delay by a year its promised delivery-date for the proof-of-concept unit of the next-generation nuclear cruise-missile warhead, or justify why it won’t, the Government Accountability Office said recently.

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DoE Should Delay Nuclear Warhead For Cruise Missile or Justify Why it Won’t, GAO Says

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