
Air defence missiles
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10 missiles per month
stated Mar 2023
Carried over from the previous tracker. The source is linked; its exact quote is not on file yet.
360 missiles per year
2026–2027
Maximum production rate for fiscal 2027; guidance and control sections, per the Navy’s budget justification.
240 missiles per year
2026–2027
Production rate on a single shift for fiscal 2027; guidance and control sections, per the Navy’s budget justification.
116 missiles total
2026–2027
U.S. Navy procurement quantity for fiscal 2027, as requested.
123 missiles total
2025–2026
U.S. Navy procurement quantity for fiscal 2026.
1,006 missiles total
stated Apr 2026
Guidance and control sections, one per missile, delivered to the U.S. Navy from its earlier buys.
148 missiles total
2024–2025
U.S. Navy procurement quantity for fiscal 2025.
120 missiles total
2023–2024
Procurement quantity for U.S. fiscal year 2024, as requested in the FY 2024 President’s Budget. RAM Block II (RIM-116C).
100 missiles total
2022–2023
Procurement quantity for U.S. fiscal year 2023, as enacted. RAM Block II (RIM-116C).
Every document behind the figures on this page.
Tucson, Arizona
United States · Raytheon
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