Safeguard C keeps atmosphere testing option alive
Nevada, Johnston Island and Hawaii bases support Safeguard C a multi‑million program to resume atmospheric nuclear tests. Officials say the watchdog program costs billions over decades, funded despite bans, while scientists justify it as insurance against Soviet blackmail and to preserve testing capability.
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