Civilian Nuclear Weapons Budget Request for '22 Barely Adequate, Joint Pentagon-DoE Group Says

By Dan Leone |
11 months ago |
07/27/2021

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The roughly 1% annual increase the Joe Biden administration proposed for civilian nuclear weapons programs is “minimally sufficient” to keep warhead and bomb modernization on track in 2022, but maybe not beyond, a joint Pentagon-Department of Energy nuclear…

Civilian Nuclear Weapons Budget Request for ’22 Barely Adequate, Joint Pentagon-DoE Group Says

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