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US Sentinel nuclear missile program advances toward 2027 first flight

The United States has vertically assembled the Sentinel missile, a nuclear-armed system designed to replace the Minuteman III. Its first flight is planned for 2027.

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The program is a major component of US strategic nuclear modernization and affects long-term nuclear deterrence dynamics.

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  1. EE UU ya ha montado en vertical el Sentinel, el misil nuclear de 9.600 kilómetros que sustituirá al Minuteman III: el primer vuelo será en 2027 ↗larazon.es · Recorded source date: Sep 16, 2026, 6:32 AM UTC
  2. États-Unis : avant son premier vol, le missile nucléaire Sentinel passe un test grandeur nature ↗lanouvelletribune.info · Recorded source date: Sep 16, 2026, 12:46 PM UTC

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