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🇺🇸 BREAKING: Lockheed Martin just landed a $9.5 billion mega contract to mass-produce two of the U.S. military’s most powerful missiles: – LRASM (anti-ship) – JASSM (air-to-ground) These stealthy, precision-strike weapons are built to cripple enemy defenses from standoff range — and dominate future conflicts. The U.S. is rearming fast.

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Defence Index1 year ago

What makes LRASM and JASSM worth $9.5 billion? Here’s why the U.S. is betting big on them: 🔹 LRASM – Anti-ship missile – Range: ~580 km – Stealthy, autonomous, GPS-jamming resistant – Cost: $3M+ per missile 🔹 JASSM-ER – Air-to-ground cruise missile – Range: ~1,000 km – Can destroy bunkers, radars, and command posts – Cost: $1.5M–$2M 💥 Next-gen variants (like JASSM-XR) will push ranges beyond 1,800 km — giving the U.S. global strike reach without entering enemy airspace. The future of warfare is long-range, precise, and invisible.

Chebureki Man1 year ago

China could build 5,000 a month for about 1/100th the cost. The only think unique about American weapons is the obscene amount of money the US govt shovels into MIC coffers.

Defence Index1 year ago

What does the $9.5 billion Lockheed Martin contract cover? The deal spans production Lots 22–26 for JASSM and Lots 9–12 for LRASM, running through 2033. It will fund the estimated production of 4,000–5,000 missiles over the next 5 to 7 years, including: 🏭 Production will scale across Lockheed facilities in Troy, Alabama, and Orlando, Florida, supporting high-throughput manufacturing. This reflects a broader U.S. shift toward long-range, precision-guided strike capability in response to evolving global threats.

xican.xinal1 year ago

Basically 9 missiles to be delivered until 2075

Unathi Afrika1 year ago

And this, ladies and gentlemen, is they reason why the US is forever embroiled in endless wars. Forget terrorism, protection or whatever. It's all about corporate profits for the Bankers and Military Industrial Complex in America.

Semper Fi1 year ago

Better make more than 10 a month

marie1 year ago

America is BROKE There are 1 million (& growing) homeless in America Over 3 million children are homeless or living in shelters People are challenged to buy food And here's a 9.5 BILLION dollar contract for a system that'll never work & that'll never come in on budget Insane

Joshua1 year ago

Do they cost less than $20,000 a piece? Can Lockheed produce 1 million per year? If they can’t then the weapon system is too complex and too expensive for today’s combat.

Tony Borgognone1 year ago

Wait till China easily shoots them down. More hyperbole is all our country knows.

Giordano Bruno1 year ago

Imagine still making non-hypersonic missiles. Maybe next a trebuchet. USA is fighter yesterdays wars with yester years weapons.

Neukölln1 year ago

Overpriced junk. No wonder the USA is over 36 trillions in debt

Anti-War/Freedom Loving Florida Lady☀️1 year ago

Not hypersonics. Very nice missiles though.

Joe1 year ago

LRASM Purpose: Designed to destroy enemy naval vessels Range: Over 300 nautical miles JASSM Purpose: Designed for precision strikes against high-value, heavily defended land targets (e.g., bunkers, command centers). Payload: ~1,000-pound (450 kg)

OrLaNdo MoRaLoSeViSh1 year ago

Another junk overpriced, overrated 💩

Altin Goxhe1 year ago

Wet dream. You are short of everything. You are short of engineers, materials, people. Everybody is at the shopping mall, eating expensive sh1t, piles of protoplasma wandering around. Take a look at the boeing. Once the jewel in the crown of the american engineering, now a shame.

Jervis Fitzgerald1 year ago

Better put some hurry on it to catch up with China.

msv1 year ago

Everyone should note these are not defensive misiles !!!! What possibly would US want to attack ?!?! 7000 misiles over 8 years ..... that's respectable but barely matches Russian production of Iscanders - and I'm sure it's probably 3 to 5 times more expensive!

marcy hyland1 year ago

Good luck

Ant A. 🇺🇸1 year ago

It's just all about trying to destroy targets for some reasons. The other side is attacking too. If things went all the way, they could ramp up quickly all the way. The in-progress rebuilding areas would be attacked too. The ASI-Singularity(Godsend) is the only Global Solution.

Nando1 year ago

Lockheed Martin is trash 🗑️

Europe_PoA 🇪🇺🇺🇦 🇽🇰🇬🇱🇱🇧🎗️1 year ago

9.5 $ bi 😳

UpsilZ1 year ago

Seat down warmongers, without chinese rare earths you will rearm nothing.

Aurel Saupe1 year ago

@CarloMasala1 @GresselGustav @Bundesheerbauer

BlackApple1 year ago

Doesn't @anduriltech make these?

Erkan Alkanat 🕷️1 year ago

They are trying to copy russian tech, world is changing fast :)

wb12341 year ago

Iran can make them for under 500 million

Bridgette O'Keeffe1 year ago

Russia, China & NK need to coordinate pre-emptive global strikes.

zed z1 year ago

10 / year? 🤣

Alex1 year ago

Another American shit.

Chairman Meow1 year ago

One word ‘Avangard’.

Florida Bartley 🇺🇸💥1 year ago

About time and we need better ICBM’s, much better and a mobile option.

Lueh-Wai Wong1 year ago

If they can manage without a single gram of critical minerals from China 😂

Abdullah Jamil1 year ago

#US is increasing its enemy so increasing the weapons fast as well

Smith2Celebrini1 year ago

@biblulz

Dharma Times1 year ago

Great work!

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