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NATO’s defense industrial strategy is shifting gears—with Europe stepping up to produce and maintain critical U.S.-made missiles like Stingers, AMRAAMs, and Patriots. Germany and the Netherlands are spearheading new manufacturing hubs, while maintenance centers and potential production lines for vital weapons like the ATACMS are being explored to meet urgent demands from the Ukraine conflict. This isn’t just about logistics—it’s a strategic move to bolster collective security, reduce dependency on distant supply chains, and ensure allies can defend themselves faster and more reliably in an increasingly volatile world.

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