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US Nuclear Missile Submarine Visits South Korea For First Time In Decades
For the first time since the 1980s a U.S. nuclear-armed ballistic missile submarine (SSBN) is in South Korea.
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US Submarine Tests 4 Nuclear Capable Missiles Off South California Coast
A US ballistic missile submarine has tested four life-extended Trident II D5 missiles to validate their performance, the US Navy said in a statement on Friday.
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North Korea Building New Submarine: US Think Tank
Recent satellite imagery suggests North Korea may be building a new, larger submarine for ballistic missiles, a US think tank has said, as the isolated state pushes its nuclear weapons programme.
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North Korea Submarine Missiles Not Ready Until 2018: Experts
North Korea is making progress on a submarine-launched ballistic missile system but any deployment of the technology is years away, a US think tank said, as the UN Security Council promised action over Pyongyang's latest test.
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US Budget Plan Includes Over $13 Billion For New Submarine: Sources
The Pentagon's next five-year budget proposal seeks over $13 billion in funding for a new submarine to carry nuclear ballistic missiles, plus orders for more Boeing Co and Lockheed Martin Corp fighter jets, according to sources familiar with the plans.
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US Skeptical of North Korea Test Launch Claim: Officials
North Korea did not test fire a ballistic missile from a submarine as Pyongyang claimed over the weekend and the country is still a long way from achieving such a capability, US officials said Monday.
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The United States 'Triad' of Nuclear Weapons
The Pentagon vowed Friday to reform how it manages the US military's vast nuclear arsenal after government reviews found low morale among missile crews, manpower shortfalls and poor leadership.
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North Korea Researching Sea-Based Missiles: US Think-Tank
North Korea has built a test facility that may be intended to develop a marine-based ballistic missile launch capability, using submarines or surface vessels, a US think-tank said Tuesday.
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US Nuclear Missile Submarine Visits South Korea For First Time In Decades
For the first time since the 1980s a U.S. nuclear-armed ballistic missile submarine (SSBN) is in South Korea.
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US Submarine Tests 4 Nuclear Capable Missiles Off South California Coast
A US ballistic missile submarine has tested four life-extended Trident II D5 missiles to validate their performance, the US Navy said in a statement on Friday.
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North Korea Building New Submarine: US Think Tank
Recent satellite imagery suggests North Korea may be building a new, larger submarine for ballistic missiles, a US think tank has said, as the isolated state pushes its nuclear weapons programme.
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North Korea Submarine Missiles Not Ready Until 2018: Experts
North Korea is making progress on a submarine-launched ballistic missile system but any deployment of the technology is years away, a US think tank said, as the UN Security Council promised action over Pyongyang's latest test.
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US Budget Plan Includes Over $13 Billion For New Submarine: Sources
The Pentagon's next five-year budget proposal seeks over $13 billion in funding for a new submarine to carry nuclear ballistic missiles, plus orders for more Boeing Co and Lockheed Martin Corp fighter jets, according to sources familiar with the plans.
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US Skeptical of North Korea Test Launch Claim: Officials
North Korea did not test fire a ballistic missile from a submarine as Pyongyang claimed over the weekend and the country is still a long way from achieving such a capability, US officials said Monday.
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The United States 'Triad' of Nuclear Weapons
The Pentagon vowed Friday to reform how it manages the US military's vast nuclear arsenal after government reviews found low morale among missile crews, manpower shortfalls and poor leadership.
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North Korea Researching Sea-Based Missiles: US Think-Tank
North Korea has built a test facility that may be intended to develop a marine-based ballistic missile launch capability, using submarines or surface vessels, a US think-tank said Tuesday.
