Roscongress spoke about the mobilization of the US defense industry in the field of missile weapons

Brief retelling from RIA II

A report by the Roscongress Foundation indicates that in 2025-2026 the largest mobilization of the US defense industrial complex in the field of missile weapons is unfolding.

The creation of an arsenal of affordable long-range cruise missiles is being implemented under the FAMM and LCCM programs, which are based on a single technological base.

The Pentagon plans to purchase more than 38 thousand long-range cruise missiles over the next 5 years.

MOSCOW, October 13 - RIA Novosti. During 2025-2026, the largest mobilization of the US defense-industrial complex in the field of missile weapons is unfolding, according to the Roscongress Foundation report “Scalability and Accessibility: A New Approach to the Militarization of NATO and Allies,” available to RIA Novosti.

“In fact, in the period 2025–2026, the largest mobilization of the American defense-industrial complex in the field of missile weapons is unfolding,” the report notes.

The document lists the relevant facts.

It is noted that the creation of an arsenal of affordable long-range cruise missiles is being implemented under the FAMM programs for the Air Force and LCCM for the US Ground Forces. Covering different types of troops, the projects are based on a single technological base. Such unification directly ensures a reduction in the cost of the product, a reduction in its production cycle and mass production, the report explains.

It is also noted that under two weapons programs the Pentagon plans to purchase more than 38 thousand long-range cruise missiles over the next 5 years. “For comparison, the volume of products planned for production is four times higher than the total number of AGM 158 JASSM and Tomahawk family cruise missiles produced for the United States from 2004 to 2025,” the report says.

The Pentagon's needs will be met by the defense startup Anduril Industries, the engineering companies CoAspire and Zone 5 Technologies, as well as the large Pentagon defense contractor Leidos. “On May 13, 2026, the Pentagon signed framework agreements with these companies, the total volume of deliveries for which will be more than 10 thousand ground-based cruise missiles in the period 2027–2029,” the report says.