July 2019. Qatar is the first country to procure AMRAAM-ER, the surface-to-air extended-range variant. Potential operators : In 2018 India seriously considered acquiring NASAMS, but ultimately did not. The Indian Air Force said that it preferred to invest in the country's own multi-tiered Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD) program. and : In 2022, Latvia and Estonia signed a letter of intent on a joint purchase of medium-range air defense systems. Latvia was to work on the creation of a medium-range air defense system without delay. : Requested to buy 63 AIM-120C-8 Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missiles (AMRAAM); 63 AIM-9X Sidewinder Block II tactical missiles; 12 Multifunctional Information Distribution Systems – Low Volume Terminal (MIDS LVT) Block Upgrade 2; and 12 MIDS LVT Cryptographic Modules. Approved by US State Department as Foreign Military Sale in October 2022. – The US government agreed to let Taiwan buy NASAMS air defense missile systems, during the annual Monterey Talks security meeting between both sides in Annapolis in June 2022. According to the news report, Taiwan will be allowed to buy the latest variant of NASAMS, which can fire AIM-9X, AMRAAM, and AMRAAM-ER missiles. Taiwan decided to purchase "more than four" NASAMS systems, following the US approval. The purchase will not be carried out until 2024, due to the demand on production capabilities for Ukraine. See also CAMM HİSAR Multi-Mission Launcher Sky Dragon 50 SPYDER VL MICA VL-SRSAM References External links Kongsberg.com NASAMS page Royal Norwegian Air Force Air and Missile Defence Team Page 1 Royal Norwegian Air Force Air and Missile Defence Team Page 2 Royal Norwegian Air Force Home Page NASAMS II (fact sheet in Finland acquire NASAMS and radar system for 500 million eur April 28, 2009 Kongsberg Gruppen Military equipment introduced in the 1990s Missile defense Self-propelled anti-aircraft weapons of the United States Surface-to-air missiles of Norway Surface-to-air missiles of the United States Weapons of Norway