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This is John Bachelor, the news that the US is planning to deploy theater weapons, tactical nuclear weapons.

To the United Kingdom and the first time for 15 years, Gordon Chang and I moved to talk to our colleague Peter

He's president of geostrategic analysis. He's a fellow at the National

Institute for Deterrence Studies, in words, our nuke guy.

Peter identifies in this excerpt from our longer conversation what it is that we're

deploying. They're called B61s. They're refurbished, says Peter, old

gravity bombs to be delivered by aircraft, F-35s in this case, but it begins to look as if the US doesn't have enough B61s hasn't

updated well anyway listen to Peter Hughesy well we are what there's a term it's

called service life extension program, Slep.

And what it does it takes warheads that are 10, 20, 30, or 40 years old and

redo them so that it's like you take an old car out of the garage that doesn't

worked and you know for a while and you fix the carburetor and you fix this and

fix that and you go here it can run that's what we've done with most. We're doing with most of our

warheads because we haven't built a new warhead in decades. So these are

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