Pentagon Seeks $4.5 Billion to Rebuild Tomahawk Stockpile

The Pentagon is preparing to request roughly $4.5 billion in fiscal 2027 to replenish Tomahawk cruise missile stockpiles, underscoring the growing strain on U.S. military resources amid sustained global operations. According to a Bloomberg Government report, the funding push comes after heavy use of the long-range, sea-launched missiles in recent conflicts, including the war with Iran, where hundreds have reportedly been fired. The surge has raised concerns inside the War Department about maintaining readiness for future threats. Tomahawk missiles remain a cornerstone of U.S. strike capability, allowing the Navy to hit targets from long distances with precision. At an estimated…