We are going to spend a considerable amount of money on the B61-12 program, but before we get into that, why do we need the B61?
John Garamendi: “We are going to spend a considerable amount of money on the B61-12 program, but before we get into that, why do we need…”
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Garamendi raises concerns about the financial implications of the B61-12 program.
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