The recent uptick in priority for nuclear force modernization in both departments sends a strong message of U.S. commitment to the deterrent, but it comes after 25 years of downplaying (and poorly resourcing) the mission.
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Rogers highlights the importance of nuclear force modernization after years of neglect.
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