US Burned 14 Years of Missiles in 30 Days
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US Burned 14 Years of Missiles in 30 Days
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#2Which should be a good waking up call to investigate the MIC about their abysmally low productivity. Iran is a good stress test for the airforce and logistics - and the lesson is that Taiwan is indefensible with current production rates.
If US stocks are so depleted after something that is barely a skirmish against 8th tier adversary - a lot of people that have been responsible for procurement in the last 20 years should lose their jobs.
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#3Interestingly, this leaves the US much less able to deal with a war with some other enemy.
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#5The Xeno Databse game(?) on that site is beyond abstract in purpose. You also have to scroll to the end of the page, not article to “collect” it.
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#8"The burn rate is unsustainable: The US fired 850+ Tomahawk cruise missiles in 30 days but purchased only 57 in the FY2026 budget. That is 14.9 years of production consumed in a single month."
Does the author think the US can only make 57 missiles a year?
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#9Very unreasonable to use the amount purchased last year as the only amount they could ever get in a fiscal year
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#10"The burn rate is unsustainable: The US fired 850+ Tomahawk cruise missiles in 30 days but purchased only 57 in the FY2026 budget. That is 14.9 years of production consumed in a single month." Does the author think the US can only make 57 missiles a year?
Do you think the US has idle capacity that can be activated at a moment's notice?