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A U.S. plan to use Japanese factories to boost production of Patriot air defence missiles is being delayed by a shortage of a critical component.
Japan 's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries already makes about 30 PAC-3 missiles each year under licence from defence contractor Lockheed Martin .
The production snag in Japan shows the challenges Washington faces in plugging industrial help from its global allies into its supply chains.
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