Introduction Senior Department of War officials have expressed alarm over the rate at which the United States is consuming its stockpiles of Tomahawk cruise missiles in the ongoing conflict with Iran, according to a report. The Washington Post, citing unnamed officials, stated that U.S. Tomahawk stockpiles are “alarmingly low” after approximately 850 of the long-range munitions were expended in the first four weeks of Operation Epic Fury. The report details concerns about the “burn rate” of the missiles and the limited annual capacity to produce replacements, raising questions about the sustainability of the current military campaign. [1] Pentagon Officials Express Concern Over Tomahawk Missile…

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