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U.S. Senate cuts funding for SM-3 Block 2B

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The U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee has not allocate any funds for the SM-3 Block 2B interceptor in the 2012 defense spending bill.

Lawmakers are concern over the large amount of development work being carried out on this type of missile.

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