NNSA: New GBSD Warhead Plan Costs Slightly More Than Refurbished Option

The NNSA canceled its previous plan to refurbish a warhead for use on USAF’s future land-based intercontinental ballistic missiles and on the Navy’s submarine-launched ballistic missiles, according to a December 2018 NNSA report to Congress.

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