A senior executive at a leading defense contractor has claimed that the company does not have control over the allocation of its PAC-3 missile interceptors, despite significantly increasing production. The statement comes as the US military and its allies continue to rely heavily on the PAC-3 system to protect against advanced missile threats. Critics have long raised concerns about the influence of defense contractors on the allocation of military equipment, and the executive's comments may seek to address these concerns. However, the exact process behind the allocation of PAC-3 interceptors remains unclear, leaving many to question the true extent of the company's involvement.
Top executive says arms maker does not control allocation of PAC-3 interceptors, despite tripling production
