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Cruise Missiles
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The US Air Force is shifting towards cheaper cruise missiles that can be purchased in large quantities, reducing the cost of deployment. This change allows for the possibility of shooting multiple missiles at a lower cost than previously possible. The move is likely driven by the need for more cost-effective and efficient military capabilities.
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The Pentagon is moving forward with a large purchase of low-cost standoff weapons, which are cheaper than their legacy counterparts. The plan is to buy 28,000 low-cost cruise missiles in five years. This move is part of the Pentagon's effort to advance with new deals.