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Latest comment: 7 months ago by Lunar683 in topic Source for JNAAM Cancellation

Unit Cost.

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The unit cost figures seem way off.Quote "AAN-4's Unit cost is 8,000 billion yen."

8000 billion yen is about 80 billion USD. Thats way too much for a unit. Probably refers to total programe cost?

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Working on re-writing the page over the next few days, as can be seen by the large changes to it over the past day. I'm aware it's lacking the amount of expected sources; Most of the information comes from a few large primary sources, will continue working on getting additional web based sources over the next few days. Lunar683 (talk) 09:20, 6 May 2025 (UTC)Reply

Source for JNAAM Cancellation

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The article claims that JNAAM development was cancelled in favor of a new missile for GCAP. I can not find any sources to back up this claim; perhaps there is information in non-english language sources? JNDoe52 (talk) 00:19, 29 June 2025 (UTC)Reply

That is a slightly incorrect reading as opposed to what I had intended. JNAAM was not canceled due for favor of another missile, it was canceled due to multiple international reasons including discontent from other Meteor partners. It is still however correct to say that the new missile started being developed due to the cancelation of said project.
Will find some sources relating to the cancelation of JNAAM and ordering of the new MRM, and rewrite the topic to make it more apparent the causality of events. Lunar683 (talk) 02:56, 6 December 2025 (UTC)Reply