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Introducing PAC‑3 ACE™ 🚀 A low‑cost, high‑performance interceptor built on the trusted PAC‑3® family. One missile, one mission: neutralize aircraft, cruise missiles and short‑range ballistic threats. Ready to hit the battlefield—defense fast and affordable.

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