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2026-09-18 00:02
GM to build Patriot missile parts for Lockheed Martin
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Washington ExaminerLean right
Lockheed Martin boasts of faster interceptor missile production turnaround as stockpiles run low
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Reuters · +4h Washington Examiner · +10h Semafor
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- SemaforCenter
The Pentagon is hoping to enlist more manufacturers in its push to speed up procurement and plug the gaping munitions holes that have emerged during the ongoing conflict with Iran.
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Lockheed Martin gets first batch of Patriot interceptor parts from General Motors Reuters
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Lockheed Martin received the first batch of Patriot missile parts produced through a new partnership with General Motors in just 22 days, some of the first concrete results of President Donald Trump’s push to expedite interceptor missile production.
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SemaforCenter
GM to build Patriot missile parts for Lockheed Martin
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Lockheed Martin gets first batch of Patriot interceptor parts from General Motors - Reuters
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Lockheed Martin boasts of faster interceptor missile production turnaround as stockpiles run low
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Lockheed Martin reveals new secret missile, fast tracks production - Reuters
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