Yes, Mr. Chairman, Representative Jacobs, the whole point is if the adversary believes that our system no longer functions, then they don't need to try to wipe it out at the beginning of a conflict.
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Kyl explains the importance of maintaining a credible deterrent system to prevent adversaries from attacking.
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