USA TODAY asked experts what changes our leaders can make to nuclear missile modernization to make the country a safer place.
The world’s three nuclear superpowers are modernizing at once, and the race to deter each other is becoming dangerously ...
A federal submarine buildout could bring new manufacturing work and jobs to the Capital Region, CEG says, citing West ...
America's 450 nuclear missile silos exist, at least in part, to be destroyed in a nuclear attack. USA TODAY breaks down the ...
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UK is building floating megadocks for its 17,200-ton nuclear missile submarines
The Dreadnought-class submarines are central to the United Kingdom’s nuclear deterrent, replacing the Vanguard class that has ...
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Inside the CIA’s Most Daring Underwater Heist: Stealing a Soviet Nuclear Sub From the Ocean Floor
Hughes was going to do the unthinkable with it: mine manganese nodules right from the ocean floor. So, when the Glomar sailed ...
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Here’s How Anti-Submarine Planes Actually Work
Spotter planes can no longer directly see enemy submarines. Today, their mission is overwhelmingly acoustic—listening to ...
At the Intrepid Museum, the “House of Dynamite” director chats with an arms-control expert about duck and cover, radioactive ...
The island of Guam, the largest and southernmost island in the Mariana Islands of Micronesia, plays a vital role as a ...
Spanish probe links Mediterranean sinking on Christmas Eve 2024 to suspected reactor transfer for North Korean submarines ...
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Can China and South Korea reset complex ties after Xi-Lee summit?
Analysts say both countries increasingly rely on each other for economic and security factors amid geopolitical churn.
Global chief strategy officer at Hanwha Group said the Philly Shipyard is capable of building a nuclear-powered submarine for ...
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