The Army selected Fort Benning for microreactor deployment, with Radiant Industries set to install the reactor using the Janus Program.
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What happened
The Army selected Fort Benning for microreactor deployment, with Radiant Industries set to install the reactor using the Janus Program.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Fort Benning
United States Army post outside Columbus, Georgia, previously known as Fort Moore
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Army
senior officer in the Australian Army
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