The Crumbling Foundation of America's Military
Briefly

The current methods of producing artillery rounds in the U.S. resemble those used a century ago, indicating a significant lag in modernization of the manufacturing processes.
The labor-intensive nature of production and the dangers involved in handling explosives highlight the complexities and risks associated with military ammunition manufacturing.
As the demand for ammunition escalates due to geopolitical tensions, there are growing concerns about whether the U.S. can equip its armed forces swiftly enough.
While the U.S. has begun to ramp up production, bottlenecks in the supply chain and the aging infrastructure affect the overall capacity to support military needs.
Read at The Atlantic
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