House Pushes for INF-Range Missile

The House of Representatives is moving forward with plans to direct the Defense Department to begin work on an intermediate-range ground-launched missile despite pushback from the White House, striking amendments opposing the move from the fiscal 2018 National…

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House Pushes for INF-Range Missile

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