NNSA website reported on December 3, 2012, the U.S. National Nuclear military Administration (NNSA) today announced the completion of a goal of 112% of the 2012 fiscal year inventory of nuclear weapons disassembly.
NNSA has successfully removed a batch of B61 and B83-0/1 nuclear bombs, and W76, W80-0, W84 and W78 nuclear warhead.
 
Dismantled nuclear weapons a complex process, involving almost all NNSA nuclear security enterprise sites. NNSA's design lab, Pande Fox plant up to identify and reduce the potential risk in the removal of any one particular model weapons, and then apply the unique knowledge NNSA national laboratories obtained a stock of nuclear weapons in the initial design process removed.
 
(U.S.) nuclear weapons, once retired, will return to Pande Alex, where high explosives will be removed from the special nuclear material, plutonium pits will be removed from nuclear weapons. High degree of security of the state, the plutonium stored in Pande Fox. Non-nuclear components sent to the Savannah River site the Kansas factory for final disposal. Y-12 National Security of the Commonwealth is responsible for receiving the uranium parts and removed within the specified time.



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