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At 12:01am on May 21, 2025, the U.S. Air Force Global Strike Command launched an LGM-30G “Minuteman III” Unarmed Nuclear-Capable Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) equipped with a single Mark-21 High Fidelity Re-Entry Vehicle from Vandenberg Space Force Base, California. The ICBM traveled approximately 4,200 miles to the U.S. Army... show more
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Additional photos of the ICBM launch this morning from Vandenberg:

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routine ICBM tests prove the arsenal’s still reliable, Russia failed one last week

The U.S. just reminded the world, especially adversaries like China, Russia, and Iran, that its nuclear deterrent is not only alive but fully functional and precisely capable.

The Minuteman III test is a critical routine check of our nuclear deterrent—non-negotiable for national security. But let’s cut through the spin: While D.C. spends millions validating missile accuracy, they’re hemorrhaging billions on failed audits elsewhere. The Pentagon hasn’t passed a clean financial audit in decades, yet Congress rubber-stamps defense budgets with zero accountability. Real strength requires both operational readiness and fiscal discipline. Secure the arsenal, yes—but stop burning cash on bureaucratic bloat that weakens America’s foundation. Priorities matter: Deterrence isn’t just missiles, it’s a government that spends wisely.

These routine ICBM tests prove the arsenal’s still reliable. Not a response to world events, just keeping the deterrent sharp

I’m more interested in what happened at the other end.

How long did it take to reach the planned destination site?

Minuteman 3

What's that means?

