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>>2272198>The article explains that Western arms manufacturers only expand production capacity when sufficient orders are placed. This maximizes profit, but at the expense of readiness. Expanding production is a costly process, requiring resources, and more critically, time.
>Russia’s state-owned arms manufacturing enterprises prioritize readiness and maintain excessive capacity regardless of orders, meaning it is capable of ramping up production in a relatively short period of time measured in months versus Western factories which require a year or more.
>If and when the collective West makes serious efforts to expand military industrial production, Russia is already working from a multi-year head start. Collective US-European artillery shell production, for example, is projected to expand to between 2.5 and 3 million shells a year between 2025-2027. This is still less than Russia produces currently. By 2025-2027, Russia will almost certainly have expanded production even further.https://journal-neo.su/2024/06/03/buried-in-steel-military-production-natos-proxy-war-in-ukraine/
>Washington’s problems continue to stem from its private industry-dominated military industrial base, which favors profits over purpose and performance, preferring small numbers of expensive weapon systems over large volumes of simple but effective equipment.
>Because the US military industrial base is dominated by private industry whom Washington serves, industry profits, not actual capabilities, remains the top priority. As long as this equation persists, the US will continue attempting to solve emerging problems by applying the same flawed mindset that is creating these problems in the first place.https://journal-neo.su/2024/03/26/the-growing-weakness-of-western-artillery-capabilities/
>Russia producing three times more artillery shells than US and Europe for Ukraine https://edition.cnn.com/2024/03/10/politics/russia-artillery-shell-production-us-europe-ukraine/index.html
>Are inventories getting too low? How long will it take to rebuild those inventories? An earlier CSIS commentary identified those inventories that are at risk as a result of transfers to Ukraine. >“Manufacturing lead time” is the period between when a contract is signed and when the first item arrives. This interval is typically about 24 months but varies by system. “Production time” is how long it would take to produce all the required inventory. “Total time to rebuild” includes both manufacturing lead time and production time.>This could become a crisis. With the front line now mostly stationary, artillery has become the most important combat arm. >At the recent production rate of about 1,000 per year, it will take 149 months (12.5 years) to rebuild the inventory to the pre-conflict level. >One mechanism for coping with low inventories is substitutions. https://www.csis.org/analysis/rebuilding-us-inventories-six-critical-systems
>The U.S. Defense Industrial Base Is Not Prepared for a Possible Conflict with China>According to the results of a series of CSIS war games, the United States would likely run out of some munitions—such as long-range, precision-guided munitions.>This would occur in less than one week in a Taiwan Strait conflict.https://features.csis.org/preparing-the-US-industrial-base-to-deter-conflict-with-China/ >>2272645>we are not weak! We are just pretending to fool our adversaries!!1Hypersonics status?
What about the cope that American jet engines are so strong that Russians and Chinese to merely match them have to put two engines? Tell us, how many engines F55 is supposed to have?
>Ukraine has destroyed far more of Russia's infrastructure than Russia hasIf I were to ask where is all of that "Russian" infraestructure that nazikrainians have destroyed
>may I see itis he going to reply
>no>deflect>strawman>actual photoshop evidenceraise your bets.
>>2272744may I see it?
>>2272676One engine is more effecient from a capitalist perspective. Look at commercial planes, they continue to get smaller, pack more people into them, reduce the number of engines (you can save on fuel consumption by providing better service on less number but larger planes) and flying slower.
Of course burgerville could save a ton of jet fuel by actually having rail infrastructure that can compete with flights that only travel between 200 & 600 miles or so.
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