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Infographics on Nuclear Weapons Spending

February 23, 2021

3 Reasons Why the United States Doesn’t Need ICBMs

As a part of the $1.5 trillion nuclear modernization plan, the Air Force plans to replace the land-based leg of the nuclear triad with a completely new ICBM, the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent. But do we actually need these ground-based missiles?

Posted in: Infographics on Nuclear Weapons, Infographics on Nuclear Weapons Spending, Infographics on Pentagon Budget, United States

February 23, 2021

Modernizing the Triad

The United States is projected to spend $1.5 trillion (before inflation) to overhaul its nuclear arsenal by rebuilding each leg of the nuclear triad and its accompanying infrastructure. Here’s a breakdown of the costs of some of the biggest line items.

Posted in: Infographics on Nuclear Weapons, Infographics on Nuclear Weapons Spending, Infographics on Pentagon Budget, United States

December 10, 2020

How is the National Defense Authorization Act passed?

Posted in: Infographics on Nuclear Weapons Spending, Infographics on Pentagon Budget, Nuclear Weapons Spending, Nukes of Hazard blog, Pentagon Budget, Security Spending, United States

November 8, 2016

Cost of U.S. Nuclear Triad Modernization: $1 Trillion

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Posted in: Infographics on Nuclear Weapons, Infographics on Nuclear Weapons Spending, Nuclear Weapons, Nuclear Weapons Spending, United States

October 11, 2016

New ICBMs cost estimates

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