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The Advanced Cruise Missile, retired in 2007, was stealthy and had a longer range than the currently deployed Air-Launched Cruise Missile. (U.S. Air Force Photo) January 13, 2016 Just How New is the New, Nuclear-armed Cruise Missile? Stephen Young Senior Washington Representative
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