Japan Plans to Adopt ASM-3ER Anti-Ship Missile for Air-to-Air Role
Japan plans to adapt its ASM-3ER supersonic anti-ship missile for an air-to-air role. The move would provide a long-range interceptor capable of engaging high-value aerial targets. The dual-role application maximizes an existing munition investment. It reflects Japan's response to regional missile and aircraft threats.
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