KEY INTELLIGENCE TAKEAWAYS & SUMMARY
- The final assembly and quality inspections of AIM-120 AMRAAM air-to-air missiles will be carried out at the new facility to be established in Japan.
- This move is part of the US strategy to increase defense industry integration with allied countries under the 'Operation Supercharge' initiative.
- The supply chain is being diversified in line with multi-billion dollar major contracts with Raytheon and an annual production target of at least 1,900 missiles.
- AMRAAM missiles are a critical ammunition in high demand due to operations in Ukraine, the Middle East, and the Red Sea.
Critical Turning Point in the Global Supply Chain
Technical Capacity and Strategic Role on the Ground
Conclusion and Future Perspective
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