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Join Date: Aug 2007
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You'd need fresh tritium for the cores of the big ones but that's injected during the arming process and it is not burdensome to keep up tritium production. It's replaced radium in "glow in the dark stuff. Some very old designs had americium (I think) in their cores and that needed to eb replaced every 6 months but I believe all of those would have been phased out by now. After that even the plutonium won't be bothered by a few measly decades. It's really only conventional aging and corrosion on the conventional components that might be a problem. The test ban treaty shouldn't stop you from double-checking those.
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