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Pentagon Advances Plans to Buy 28,000 Low-Cost Cruise Missiles Over Five Years
The Pentagon is moving forward with contracts for a large purchase of standoff weapons priced lower than existing systems. The effort targets acquisition of 28,000 missiles within five years.
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The Pentagon is moving forward with contracts for a large purchase of standoff weapons priced lower than existing systems. The effort targets acquisition of 28,000 missiles within five years.
Officials stated the missiles cost a fraction of higher-end legacy counterparts. The plan includes multiple new deals to support the volume purchase.
Background The initiative reflects a shift toward acquiring larger numbers of lower-priced munitions. No specific contractors or delivery schedules were named in the announcement.
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