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Biden visits Alabama Lockheed Martin plant making key Javelin missiles for Ukraine Headline from FOX 5 New York
Biden's trip to the Alabama factory that makes the Javelin weapons system is also drawing attention to a growing concern about the U.S. stockpile.
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Sioux City Journal
Live updates | Biden visits plant making weapons for Ukraine ↗ (opens Sioux City Journal) Published May 2, 2022
Same headline from 5 more outlets Sioux City Journal's feed description President Joe Biden credited the assembly line workers at a Javelin missile plant in Alabama for doing life-saving work in building the antitank weapons that are being sent to Ukraine.
Portland Press Herald
Biden visits Lockheed plant as weapons stockpile strained ↗ (opens Portland Press Herald) Published May 2, 2022
Same headline from 6 more outlets Portland Press Herald's feed description The U.S. have given about a third of its Javelin missile supply to Ukraine in recent years.
Washington Times
Biden touts U.S. response to Ukraine invasion in tour of Javelin factory as midterms loom ahead ↗ (opens Washington Times) Published May 2, 2022
Washington Times's feed description President Biden toured a Javelin missile factory in rural Alabama on Tuesday as he touted his efforts to help Ukraine as it fends off Russian invaders. The trip allowed him to focus on a strength amid a string of domestic crises threatening Democratic candidates in November’s midterm elections.
FOX 5 New York
Biden visits Alabama Lockheed Martin plant making key Javelin missiles for Ukraine ↗ (opens FOX 5 New York) Published May 2, 2022
Same headline from 7 more outlets FOX 5 New York's feed description Biden's trip to the Alabama factory that makes the Javelin weapons system is also drawing attention to a growing concern about the U.S. stockpile.
Digital Journal
Biden tours anti-tank missile factory, urges billions for Ukraine ↗ (opens Digital Journal) Published May 2, 2022
Same headline from 1 more outlet Digital Journal's feed description Standing in front of stacks of Javelin missiles at an Alabama factory, President Joe Biden told workers assembling the weapon, which has been wreaking
Washington Examiner
Biden highlights Lockheed Martin facility making key weapon for Ukraine ↗ (opens Washington Examiner) Published May 2, 2022
Washington Examiner's feed description President Joe Biden touted the military equipment the United States is providing to Ukraine as he toured a Lockheed Martin facility in Alabama.
Fox5 Atlanta
Biden to visit Alabama weapons plant supplying Ukraine's military against Russia ↗ (opens Fox5 Atlanta) Published May 2, 2022
Fox5 Atlanta's feed description President Biden will visit a Alabama Javelin missile plant to spotlight the weapons the U.S. is sending to resupply Ukraine's military in their fight against Russia.
CBS News
Biden visits factory making the Javelins Ukraine is using to kill Russian tanks ↗ (opens CBS News) Published May 2, 2022
CBS News's feed description Biden's visit to Alabama showcasing the "tank killers" Ukrainians are using effectively comes as the Pentagon discusses long-term production of key weapons.
New York Times
Biden, visiting an Alabama factory that makes Javelin anti-tank missiles, highlights U.S. aid to Ukraine. ↗ (opens New York Times) Published May 2, 2022
New York Times's feed description “You are making it possible for the Ukrainian people to defend themselves” without “sending American soldiers to fight Russian soldiers,” which would risk world war, the president said.
NBC Chicago
Biden Heads to Alabama Facility Where Lockheed Is Making Key Javelin Weapon for Ukraine ↗ (opens NBC Chicago) Published May 2, 2022
NBC Chicago's feed description Since the Kremlin’s invasion of Ukraine, the Javelin has consistently sat on the top of Ukraine’s wish list.
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