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The lower cost and improved accuracy of ballistic missiles have enabled states and groups without advanced air forces to strike distant targets and fortified facilities, making fixed sites more vulnerable to attack. Meanwhile, China, Russia, and North Korea are producing offensive missiles faster than the United States and its allies can manufacture interceptors, and orders for Patriot PAC-3 and THAAD systems extend years into the 2030s. Lockheed Martin is seeking to raise annual THAAD production from 96 to 400 missiles, but closing the shortfall will take years. Experts therefore advocate hardening bases, dispersing forces, increasing their mobility, and strengthening deterrence.
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