State Department Approves Missile Support Deal With Australia, Guided Munitions Sale To South Korea

The USS John Paul Jones (DDG-53) launches a Standard Missile-6 interceptor on June 19, 2014. Photo courtesy U.S. Navy.

By Matthew Beinart |
10 months ago |
08/25/2021

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The State Department has approved a potential $350 million deal with Australia for services to support future Standard Missile production and a separate $258 million guided munitions sale with South Korea.

The Defense Security Cooperation Agency notified Congress…

State Department Approves Missile Support Deal With Australia, Guided Munitions Sale To South Korea

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