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Rebuilding an aging nuclear weapons complex: What should the United States do, and not do? An overview

By Robert Rosner, Lynn Eden | January 2, 2019

A missile launch. Credit: US Air Force via Wikimedia Commons.A missile launch. Credit: US Air Force via Wikimedia Commons.

Clearly, the United States could invest less in what is broadly called “nuclear modernization” and still maintain a reliable nuclear arsenal.

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