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Royal Navy Tests Nuclear Missile
New British nuclear-powered submarine has test fired its cruise missile weaponry in the Gulf of Mexico. HMS Astute, which is due to enter operational service in 2012, has the largest weapon-carrying capacity of all the Royal Navy's attack submarines, according to the British Ministry of Defence, released to the media, shows Tomahawk missiles arching into the skies after being fired from beneath the waves.
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These are not nuclear missiles.