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Administrative critique of World War I war effort
A detailed examination concludes billions were wasted through mismanagement in U.S. war production and procurement during World War I. It cites failures in aviation, ordnance, tank programs, powder and explosives, camp construction, port terminals, and excessive purchases, with specifics on contracts, costs, and unfulfilled outputs. The report argues for accountability and scrutiny of policy and leadership.
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