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US Army Seeks Thousands of Next-Generation Missiles
The US Army plans to order 11,000 next-generation missiles to replace its aging Stinger inventory. This acquisition aims to modernize its air defense capabilities.
9 Jun, 16:22 — 9 Jun, 16:22
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Business InsiderMostly Factual60d ago
The US Army wants to order 11,000 next-generation missiles to replace its aging Stingers
Marines prepare to fire an FIM-92 Stinger missile during a training exercise. Sgt. Brian Knowles/US Marine Corps Army plans to buy 11,000 next-generation missiles to replace aging Stingers Lockheed Martin and RTX, formerly Raytheon, are competing to build the new shoulder-fired weapon The missile is designed to counter aircraft, helicopters, and larger drones The US Army is preparing for a major overhaul of its short-range air defense arsenal and is seeking 11,000 next-generation missiles t...
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The US Army wants to order thousands of next-generation missiles to replace its aging Stingers
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