Tomahawk

The US army has used nearly all of its long-range ATACMS and about half of its Tomahawk missiles during its five-month conflict with Iran, according to sources. The US Central Command had to resupply from other global locations after depleting its initial stockpile, as reported by Reuters.

The U.S. must prioritize cheaper, scalable weapons systems to address supply shortages in future conflicts, as highlighted by Anduril's president Christian Brose. Lessons from Ukraine and Iran's asymmetric capabilities underscore the need for rapid innovation, with Anduril's new Ohio facility producing affordable munitions for the U.S. military.