U.S. Army plans $2.2 billion nuclear microreactor program at military bases
The U.S. Army is reported to plan spending $2.2 billion on nuclear microreactors at military bases, adding concrete scale and an intended deployment setting to its earlier industry agreement.
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Why it matters
The large military reactor program could affect base energy resilience, nuclear safety planning and infrastructure security.
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