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It Will Take the US Six Years to Replace Critical Munitions Used During Iran War

The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) released a report showing that it will take the US two to three years to replace the weapons used during the Iran war.  In the first six weeks of the US war against Iran, the Pentagon used significant portions of its advanced interceptors and standoff munitions. CSIS […]
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