Interesting read, especially about the auto plants building things for the war effort. Although we still have "assembly" plants in the US, it's pretty well known that most everything used in that assembly process comes from another country this day and time. So I wonder, if we were at war on our own turf would we have to put in a requisition for parts from China to defend ourselves now? On a positive note, there wouldn't be much for the enemy to bomb since we don't make much of anything here anymore. While living in the Dallas area there were many times I thought about what a dangerous area we actually were in if war came our way. TI, General Dynamics, Bell Helicopter just to name a few places that would have been top priority targets. I suppose now days their targets would be the Wal-Marts. Bomb all of them and this country would be crippled!
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