Ukraine War Depletes Us Ammunition Stockpile Worries Pentagon

Over the past six months, the US has supplied Ukraine with 16 American-made missile launchers, known as Himars, thousands of weapons, drones, missiles and other equipment. Much of it, including ammunition, comes directly from the U.S. stockpile, depleting stocks reserved for unexpected threats, defense officials say.

title: “Ukraine War Depletes Us Ammunition Stockpile Worries Pentagon Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-10-27” author: “Carol Starks”

Over the past six months, the US has supplied Ukraine with 16 American-made missile launchers, known as Himars, thousands of weapons, drones, missiles and other equipment. Much of it, including ammunition, comes directly from the U.S. stockpile, depleting stocks reserved for unexpected threats, defense officials say.

title: “Ukraine War Depletes Us Ammunition Stockpile Worries Pentagon Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-12-05” author: “Michael Davis”

Over the past six months, the US has supplied Ukraine with 16 American-made missile launchers, known as Himars, thousands of weapons, drones, missiles and other equipment. Much of it, including ammunition, comes directly from the U.S. stockpile, depleting stocks reserved for unexpected threats, defense officials say.

title: “Ukraine War Depletes Us Ammunition Stockpile Worries Pentagon Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-18” author: “Lewis Mandato”

Over the past six months, the US has supplied Ukraine with 16 American-made missile launchers, known as Himars, thousands of weapons, drones, missiles and other equipment. Much of it, including ammunition, comes directly from the U.S. stockpile, depleting stocks reserved for unexpected threats, defense officials say.

title: “Ukraine War Depletes Us Ammunition Stockpile Worries Pentagon Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-27” author: “Amanda Shafer”

Over the past six months, the US has supplied Ukraine with 16 American-made missile launchers, known as Himars, thousands of weapons, drones, missiles and other equipment. Much of it, including ammunition, comes directly from the U.S. stockpile, depleting stocks reserved for unexpected threats, defense officials say.