An industrial mobilization plan to deter or defeat China/ Vice Admiral John Morgan

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MORGAN John

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In: Proceedings, Volume 150, Issue 11, October 2024, pg. 12-13Summary: To deter a potential conflict with China, the United States must act quickly to resolve key challenges in its industrial base. To fight fast, the United States must create a contingency plan now to prepare industry for what will be needed for victory.

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To deter a potential conflict with China, the United States must act quickly to resolve key challenges in its industrial base. To fight fast, the United States must create a contingency plan now to prepare industry for what will be needed for victory.

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