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Cold War Law Used At B-2 Base

1 source · first reported Yesterday

A Chinese national was sentenced to six months in federal custody for photographing Whiteman Air Force Base, home of the B-2 bomber, under a 76-year-old executive order. The individual had been previously warned not to take photos of the installation.

Why it matters

The use of this Cold War-era law highlights the ongoing importance of security measures at sensitive military installations, particularly those involving advanced assets like the B-2 bomber.

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