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USAF Plans To Buy 28,000 Low-Cost Cruise Missiles In Five Years Advance With New Deals

USAF plans to buy 28,000 low-cost cruise missiles over five years, backed by new deals with Anduril, CoAspire and Zone 5. The Franklin Affordable Mass Munitions (FAMM) plan aims to produce affordable stand-off strike weapons at scale. It reflects a fundamental shift toward attritable munitions. Contracts include the Barracuda-500 and RAACM.

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