U.S. submarine nuclear missile capabilities appeared to be up to snuff after a live test launch last month off the U.S. coast.
A pair of unarmed Trident II D5 missiles was launched from the Eastern Range by the USS Maryland in routine test to confirm the reliability and readiness of the nuclear mainstay. Lockheed Martin said in a news release Thursday the Nov. 21 launch marked the 117th consecutive launch of the weapon since 1989.
"The Navy's rigorous testing program helps to ensure the reliability and credibility of this critical national security asset," said Lockheed Vice President Tory Bruno.
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