National security findings you may have missed

The Center for Public Integrity's national security team asked a lot of questions in 2014. They asked questions about nuclear proliferation, the war against terror, and the conduct of U.S. officials ... and they got a lot of answers.

In case you missed some of those answers the first time around, here are the Center's best investigations into military budgeting and programs from the past year:

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