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The article discusses the necessity of building a new intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) for strengthening US land-based deterrence, revisiting arguments made in 2019. The author suggests that extending the life of existing ICBMs could save tens of billions of dollars. The article examines the US land-based deterrence posture in light of changing defense budgets and strategic priorities.
The development of a new ICBM has significant implications for US defense strategy and budget allocation, making it a crucial consideration for national security. The decision to build or extend existing ICBMs affects the country's deterrence capabilities and nuclear posture.
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