Russia’s Upgraded Tu-160M Strategic Bomber Performs First Flight
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Turkey and Ukraine back on An-178 Track
February 4, 2020Ballistic Missile Life Extension
The U.S. added a new one to the steps for maintain its current intercontinental ballistic missile capability.
The Washington signed a new modernization agreement to keep the intercontinental ballistic missile inventory up to date and signed a life-extension modernisation agreement for UGM-133 Trident II D5 missiles costs USD 473.8 million with Lockheed Martin. The activities to be carried out under the Life Extension 2 Strategic Systems Programs Alteration Advanced Development Program are expected to complete in 2026.
Submarine launched missiles can engage multiple targets form the backbone of the US Navy's nuclear arsenal.
