The program according to the new version of the nuclear-degree pump was preceded by the schedule of almost a full year.
The United States has announced plans for serial production of the latest B61-13 Thermonuclear bomb which by the end of May 2025. The development preceded the schedule due to the use of B61-12 developments. This was reported by the acting head of the National Nuclear Safety Administration Teresa Robbins.
According to him, the program according to the new version of the nuclear-degree bomb “was preceded by the schedule for almost a whole year.”
As you know, at present, NNSA creates a B61-13 missile, which improves restraint and guarantee, providing additional opportunities to the President against some more complex and large-scale military goals.
The first production unit B61-13 was originally planned for 2026 financial years, but “expected” to be completed later in May 2025. This is due to the use of labor processes under the B61-12 program, the last block which is completed in 2024, as well as the introduction of a number of technical changes to optimize production.
Robbins at a recent hearing said that the “existing production line” was used.
It has been reported that using the benefits of existing B61 production lines, NNSA plans to make the first B61-13 almost a year earlier than a planned deadline.
The nuclear bombs of the B61 family are currently deployed on the basis of the US Air Force and NATO. This gravitational pump is the oldest in the US arsenal – we are talking about over 50 years of service.
Previously reported that the United States will increase the manufacture of different types of missiles
Keep in mind that the UK has successfully experienced microwave weapons to destroy the “flock” of rapiddestroid drones.
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