Nobody knows what's in the stockpile or how much. What percentage was lost in Afghanistan. The US can only supply training for weapons it cannot produce. So the de-industrialization of the US has even reached the Pentagon, which means it is damn near complete. We spend more than the rest of the militaries in the world combined to produce "revenue streams" for Pentagon contractors (F-35 requires 4 hrs maintenance for each hr flight), instead of weapons for the battlefield. If this part of the economy was subtracted out, how much manufacturing would we have left?
Nobody knows what's in the stockpile or how much. What percentage was lost in Afghanistan.
The US can only supply training for weapons it cannot produce. So the de-industrialization of the US has even reached the Pentagon, which means it is damn near complete.
We spend more than the rest of the militaries in the world combined to produce "revenue streams" for Pentagon contractors (F-35 requires 4 hrs maintenance for each hr flight), instead of weapons for the battlefield.
If this part of the economy was subtracted out, how much manufacturing would we have left?
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