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U.S. Depletes Missile Stockpile in 38 Days of Iran Conflict
The United States used approximately 1,100 JASSM-ER stealth cruise missiles during 38 days of combat in the Iran war, according to a report. This left about 1,500 missiles in the global inventory. The munitions are described as long-range stealth weapons.
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A report indicated that the United States expended roughly 1,100 JASSM-ER stealth cruise missiles over 38 days of combat in the Iran war. This usage reduced the global inventory to approximately 1,500 missiles. The JASSM-ER is a long-range stealth munition.
The report highlighted the depletion as a cost of the conflict not widely discussed. It noted that the missiles were specifically mentioned for their role in the operations. No further details on replenishment or additional impacts were provided in the report.
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