The US will spend $47 million to maintain its THAAD missile defense system

The US military awarded a $47 million contract to a small business for ongoing support of its THAAD missile defense system. This ensures the anti-missile system continues to operate as designed.

The US relies on its THAAD system to intercept incoming ballistic missiles. This contract ensures the system stays operational, preventing any gaps in its ability to defend against threats. It is a large sum for routine maintenance of a critical defense asset.