The US is ramping up spending on anti-tank missiles to replenish stockpiles amid the Ukraine war and commitments to Taiwan

The $1.3 billion contract for more Javelin portable anti-tank missiles is a follow-on award to last year's massive deal worth up to $7.2 billion.

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Sep 05 2024
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The US is ramping up spending on anti-tank missiles to replenish stockpiles amid the Ukraine war and commitments to Taiwan

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The US is ramping up spending on anti-tank missiles to replenish stockpiles amid the Ukraine war and commitments to Taiwan

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