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US Army Orders PAC-2 Patriot Missiles for First Time in 30 Years Amid Shortage

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The US Army has placed a new order for Patriot PAC-2 GEM-T interceptor missiles, resuming procurement after a three-decade pause. The decision comes in response to critical missile shortages stemming from heightened global conflicts and surging international demand. Ukraine and several allied nations are also seeking to acquire these ballistic missile defense systems. Defense contractors Raytheon and Lockheed Martin are ramping up production across multiple Patriot missile variants to meet growing needs. The push aims to stabilize munitions supply chains and ensure readiness for ongoing operational requirements.

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