The U.S. Army’s high-tech, long-range missiles—ATACMS and PrSMs—are nearly depleted after heavy use in the five-month conflict with Iran, raising alarms about America’s ability to project power globally. These precision weapons, each costing over a million dollars, have been vital for striking deep into enemy territory safely, as seen in Ukraine. While the Pentagon insists it has an unmatched arsenal and defense contractors are ramping up production, insiders warn that the drawdown could limit options in future major conflicts, especially against China. The White House counters with claims of overwhelming munitions stockpiles, but analysts caution that even record production may not be enough for a prolonged war.
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