情况说明书：唐纳德·J·特朗普总统从北约盟国获得历史性的国防投资，为美国工业提供动力

情况说明书
情况说明书：唐纳德·J·特朗普总统从北约盟国获得历史性的国防投资，为美国工业提供动力
白宫
2026 年 7 月 8 日
加强美国国防工业基础：本周，在北约 2026 年安卡拉峰会上，唐纳德·J·特朗普总统宣布盟国大幅增加国防投资，扩大美国公司的市场准入，并支持数千个高薪美国制造业工作岗位。
峰会上宣布了 30 亿美元的重大交易和合资企业，这些交易和合资企业将扩大自由军械库：
洛克希德·马丁公司将致力于在欧洲建立爱国者先进能力-3 (PAC-3) 导弹维护设施。
诺斯罗普·格鲁曼公司将与 10 个国家签署购买 MQ-4C Triton 的意向书，将北约的盟军地面监视计划扩展到海上领域。
洛克希德·马丁公司和莱茵金属公司将在欧洲合作生产陆军战术导弹系统（ATACMS）。
RTX 和陆军部将启动其先进中程空对空导弹 (AMRAAM) 可行性研究，以扩大在欧洲的生产。
德国和荷兰将购买欧洲生产的雷神公司的毒刺导弹，作为批量采购的条件。他们的目标是到 2030 年将 Stinger 产量增加一倍。
波音公司和意大利莱茵金属公司将探索合作机会，以扩大波音公司小直径炸弹（SDB-I）在欧洲的生产和维护。
安杜里尔将承诺向波兰提供梭子鱼500导弹，从而在该国建立一条新的生产线。
北约盟国将利用采购联盟联合起来，发出促进关键能力采购所需的需求信号。这种方法将降低单位成本、提高产量并缩小能力差距。
北约的投资激增为美国中小型企业在整个联盟内营销产品、创新和加速交付开辟了道路。
优先考虑美国优先的外交政策：特朗普总统的领导导致北约发生了代际转变，增加了盟国在工业扩张中的利益，并为数千名美国工人创造了就业机会。
这种新方法——北约 3.0——推动联盟走向更大的负担分担和自力更生。
一个更加平衡的联盟可以释放美国的关键资源用于国土防御，并确保我们在欧洲以外的重要国家利益。
2025年，欧洲国防支出支持了近20万个美国就业岗位，其中包括美国国防承包商销售提供的112,000个工作岗位和在美国运营的欧洲防务公司提供的83,000个工作岗位。
特朗普总统的“美国优先”武器转让战略确保盟国支出的激增将有利于美国国防工业，实现美国的再工业化，同时为我们的合作伙伴提供世界上最好的能力。
恢复北约平衡：特朗普总统正在将北约从一种依赖模式转变为真正的伙伴关系模式，恢复创始联盟的焦点和决心。
2025 年 6 月，特朗普总统获得了北约盟国的历史性承诺，即到 2035 年每年将 GDP 的 5% 投资于国防，这是北约历史上最雄心勃勃的承诺。
仅去年一年，盟国的投资就增长了 20% 以上，比 2025 年增加了 1200 亿美元。这一历史性的投资激增正在恢复联盟的公平性，并减轻美国的负担。
自特朗普总统开始其第一任期以来，北约盟国在国防上额外支出了 1.21 万亿美元——被称为“特朗普万亿美元”。
由于特朗普总统，欧洲盟友而不是美国纳税人承担了保卫乌克兰的费用。其中超过 50 亿美元的支出是通过总统的乌克兰优先需求清单 (PURL) 计划支出的，该计划允许盟国购买成套的美国装备并转移到乌克兰。
仅 2025 年，北约盟国就从美国采购了超过 540 亿美元的国防设备，这对美国制造商、工人和社区来说都是一个推动。
北约盟国承担了常规防御的主要责任，并承担了更多的领导角色。
美国陆军部已将美国在欧洲的驻军人数恢复至 2022 年之前的水平，使我们的欧洲伙伴能够加紧行动。此外，战争部正在审查美国在欧洲的兵力态势和基地，以确保欧洲主导的欧洲防御的势头不可逆转。

Fact Sheets
Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Secures Historic Defense Investment from NATO Allies, Powering American Industry
The White House
July 8, 2026
STRENGTHENING THE U.S. DEFENSE INDUSTRIAL BASE: This week, at NATO’s 2026 Ankara Summit, President Donald J. Trump announced a surge in defense investment from Allies, increasing market access for American companies and supporting thousands of high-paying American manufacturing jobs.
$3 billion in major deals and joint ventures were announced at the Summit that will expand the Arsenal of Freedom:
Lockheed Martin will work to establish a Patriot Advanced Capability-3 (PAC-3) Missile Maintenance Facility in Europe.
Northrop Grumman will sign Letters of Interest with 10 Nations to purchase MQ-4C Tritons, expanding NATO’s Allied Ground Surveillance program into the maritime domain.
Lockheed Martin and Rheinmetall will partner on Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS) production in Europe.
RTX and the Department of War will launch their Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile (AMRAAM) feasibility Study to expand production in Europe.
Germany and the Netherlands will buy Raytheon’s Stinger missile with European production as a condition of the bulk procurement. They aim to double the Stinger production volume by 2030.
Boeing and Rheinmetall-Italy will explore a partnership opportunity to expand production and sustainment for Boeing’s Small Diameter Bomb (SDB-I) for Europe.
Anduril will commit to provide Poland with Barracuda-500 missiles, leading to a new production line in country.
Procurement Coalitions will be utilized for NATO Allies to join together to create the demand signal needed to boost procurement of key capabilities. This approach will lower unit costs, ramp up production, and close capability gaps.
NATO’s surge in investment opens a pathway for small and medium-sized American companies to market their products, innovate, and accelerate deliveries across the Alliance.
PRIORITIZING AMERICA FIRST FOREIGN POLICY: President Trump’s leadership has produced a generational shift in NATO, ramping up allies’ stake in industrial expansion and creating jobs for thousands of American workers.
This new approach – NATO 3.0 – moves the Alliance toward greater burden sharing and self-reliance.
A more balanced Alliance frees critical American resources for homeland defense and secures our vital national interests beyond Europe.
In 2025, European defense spending supported nearly 200,000 American jobs, including 112,000 positions from U.S. defense contractor sales and 83,000 jobs from European defense firms operating in the United States.
President Trump’s America First Arms Transfer Strategy ensures that the surge in allies’ spending will benefit the U.S. defense industry, reindustrializing America while arming our partners with the best capabilities in the world.
RESTORING BALANCE TO NATO: President Trump is transforming NATO from a model of dependency to one of true partnership, restoring the focus and determination of the founding Alliance.
In June 2025, President Trump secured a historic commitment from NATO allies to invest 5 percent of their GDP annually in defense by 2035 — the most ambitious pledge in the history of the Alliance.
Allied investment jumped more than 20 percent last year alone, with allies spending $120 billion more than in 2025. This historic surge in investment is restoring fairness to the Alliance and reducing the burden on the United States.
Since President Trump began his first term, NATO allies have spent an additional $1.21 trillion on defense — known as the “Trump Trillion.”
Because of President Trump, European allies have borne the cost of defending Ukraine instead of American taxpayers. Over $5 billion of this spending has been spent through the President’s Prioritized Ukraine Requirements List (PURL) initiative which allows Allies to purchase packages of U.S. equipment for transfer to Ukraine.
In 2025 alone, NATO allies procured more than $54 billion in defense equipment from the U.S. — a boost for American manufacturers, workers, and communities.
NATO allies accepted primary responsibility for its conventional defense and stepped up to take more leadership roles.
The Department of War has returned U.S. troop levels in Europe to pre-2022 levels, empowering our European partners to step up. In addition, the Department of War is reviewing U.S. force posture and basing in Europe to ensure irreversible momentum toward a European-led defense of Europe.