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F.E. WARREN AIR FORCE BASE, Wyo. (AP) — The control stations for America’s nuclear intercontinental ballistic missiles have a sort of 1980s retro look, with computing panels in sea foam
Those underground capsules are about to be demolished and the missile silos they control will be completely overhauled. A new nuclear missile is coming, a gigantic ICBM called the Sentinel.
The $96 billion Sentinel overhaul is so ambitious it has raised questions as to whether the Air Force can get it all done at once.
F.E. Warren Air Force Base plans a $96 billion overhaul of America's nuclear intercontinental ballistic missile system, replacing the outdated Minuteman missiles with a modern, cyber-resilient Sentinel. The project aims to address the vulnerabilities of the Cold War-era system, attract young technology-minded service members, and meet evolving threats from countries like China and Russia.