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U.S. Army Restarts Patriot Missile Orders
The TWZ website reported that the U.S. military is reacquiring older-generation missiles for the Patriot systems, for the first time in over 30 years, to compensate for inventory shortages resulting from their use during conflicts in the Middle East. Raytheon’s director confirmed that these orders include contracts exceeding $20 billion in the second quarter of 2026, with more than five billion of that allocated for purchasing GEM-T interceptor missiles. Additionally, there are domestic requests for mass production for the first time in three decades. This comes amidst ongoing concerns about shortages in American stocks of high-efficiency missiles, which have been depleted during previous conflicts.
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