United States War Effort Ties Factories to Armies
General Ely argues that civilian workers and factory capabilities form a vast war machine. He notes the need to marshal manufacturing, raw materials, and logistics into a unified effort to supply arms, clothing, and equipment as the United States builds up for future conflict. He contrasts early World War I production delays with later Allied reliance on their supplies.
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Industrial preparedness program readies US industry for war
A sweeping drive led by General Hangon Ely mobilizes 1700 American manufacturers to ready peacetime factories for instant war production. The plan covers rifles, aviation, textiles, chemicals, and rail logistics with private industry leading expansion under military oversight.
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