With industry still recovering from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and two major conflicts breaking out in the last two years requiring defense companies to surge production, the supply chain is facing critical challenges not just in one area but “across the board,” said Dr. Laura Taylor-Kale, assistant secretary of defense for industrial base policy.
-WiscoDave
Maybe the current inflation has caused them to ask for more Lobbyists "gifts".
ReplyDeleteDOD?? They can’t even win wars. They leave weapons for the enemy, wear tutu’s and don’t know what a women is.
ReplyDeleteNot with THIS Purple Sweatsuit wearing CULT. (DOD)
The Fox tells us what the Fox needs.
The Farmer and his animals can fend for themselves…When left alone by the Cult.
Wars are not meant to be won, they are meant to be continuous.
DeleteProtect our borders at home...or fuck all your foreign wars and the money in your pockets.
ReplyDeleteThe article didn't mention the US Steel sale. I don't think they mean the US industrial base, just their globalist one.
ReplyDeleteSpend a trillion a year and not have any deep stocks of weapons on hand. Plus, most of our navy ships look like rust buckets and China has the largest navy (and not rust buckety) on the planet now. That almost makes one wonder where the money all goes.
ReplyDelete"The first time that the Defense Department in recent years has put pen to paper and outlined a strategic vision for what it is that we need in order to have a modernized, innovative, resilient defense industrial base that can meet the current demands and challenges, but also address the future and pacing threats."
Get with it guys. All we need is more diversity.
ReplyDelete5 fucking YEARS later and chink flu is the problem? How convenient.
ReplyDeleteFigure it out assholes! The bar isn’t that high!!