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Empresas de defensa de EE.UU. compiten por fabricar misiles más baratos: esta es su estrategia

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By Jen Judson Verified
| Bloomberg Línea Verified
Bloomberg — Los principales contratistas del sector de la defensa están tratando de fabricar misiles más baratos y con mayor rapidez, ya que la guerra con Irán ha puesto de manifiesto la escasez de existencias de los cruciales interceptores Patriot y las empresas más pequeñas ofrecen opciones más asequibles.
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Major US Defense Firms Race to Make Cheaper Missiles

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By Jen Judson Verified
| Bloomberg Government Verified
Major defense contractors are trying to produce cheaper missiles more quickly, as the Iran war exposes stressed inventories of crucial Patriot interceptors and smaller firms offer more affordable options. The so-called defense primes are retooling designs and manufacturing processes and partnering with some smaller firms to offer options beyond the costly, complicated and slow-to-produce “exquisite” projectiles that can cost more than $4 million each.
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Trump dismisses concerns over conditions aboard USS Abraham Lincoln

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By Sonya Dymova Verified, Courtney Subramanian Verified, Jen Judson Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump downplayed concerns over conditions for sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, amid an uproar from service members' families as its deployment to the Middle East approaches nine months. Numerous relatives of the roughly 5,000 sailors and Marines aboard the aircraft carrier have voiced outrage at reports of food shortages, water contamination, moldy showers and long shifts in wartime aboard the vessel.
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