I too am concerned that these technologies be advanced, and suggest that a review of the technology base of supplier for both the materials and the components, such as the carbon/carbon nosetips presently used on the Mark 21 reentry vehicle, be conducted.
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Addressing concerns about technology advancements related to military reentry vehicles.
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