Germany to buy JSM cruise missiles from Norway to equip F-35 aircraft, following parliamentary approval
Liviu Brăteanu
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The Norwegian Ministry of Defense has announced that Germany plans to purchase JSM air-to-ground cruise missiles, developed for the F-35 aircraft. The contract, approved by the German parliament, is estimated at over 600 million dollars and will be signed by the end of June. Germany becomes the fifth country to purchase the missiles, joining Norway, Japan, Australia and the United States.
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