200 000 Tons In Arms Aid Sent Abroad
Washington officials report nearly 200000 tons of American weapons and military supplies sent to friendly governments in five months. They expect increases as Congress aims to fund a 31.22 billion foreign arms program with 1.314 billion already appropriated. France leads recipients with Western strategy, while Iran, Greece, and the Philippines also receive significant shipments. About 300 aircraft, including B 29s, are part of the aid.
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Military production and overseas shipments increase during Korea conflict
The report notes intensified overseas shipments since March with 13,500 tons of naval and infantry equipment. It cites fighter and bomber craft the size of destroyers, surplus stock usage, and two to three shift operations at arsenals and rehabilitation centers. New weapons are arriving in America while production timelines for heavy military gear stretch months.
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