Military Production Facilities
Definition
These are places where weapons, ammunition, vehicles, and other military equipment are produced. During times of conflict or war, these facilities ramp up production to meet increased demand.
Related terms
Arsenal of Democracy: A slogan used by U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt promising to help UK fight Nazi Germany by giving them military supplies while staying out of actual combat.
Munitions Factories: These are specialized factories where munitions (military weapons, ammunition) are produced.
Defense Contractors: Companies that provide products or services specifically for military or intelligence use.
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AP US History - Unit 7 Overview: The Early 20th Century (1890-1945)
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