What stands out most about Table 3 is that the US military is approximately a month, or less, away from running out of ATACMS/PrSM ground-attack missiles and THAAD interceptors. Israel is in an even more precarious spot, with its Arrow interceptor missiles likely to be completely expended by the end of March.
If that's anywhere close to accurate it seems quite dire.
As the article stresses, it might take many years to replenish the spent munitions.
What stands out most about Table 3 is that the US military is approximately a month, or less, away from running out of ATACMS/PrSM ground-attack missiles and THAAD interceptors. Israel is in an even more precarious spot, with its Arrow interceptor missiles likely to be completely expended by the end of March.
If that's anywhere close to accurate it seems quite dire.
As the article stresses, it might take many years to replenish the spent munitions.