Does this mean that once the current program becomes a program of record and achieves Milestone A it will have the conventional version as part of its requirements for engineering past Milestone B, or will the Air Force come back to it later after they develop the nuclear version of LRSO?
Heinrich questions the timeline for developing a conventional version of the LRSO weapon.
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