US defense industrial base ↔ U.S.

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The U.S. is directly linked to the US defense industrial base as the nation whose capacity and strategic challenges are being evaluated in the context of the Russia-Ukraine war [1], [2], and [3]. Furthermore, the sustainability of this specific industrial base is a critical factor in China's assessment of the United States' long-term military capabilities [4].

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Consequences of the Russia-Ukraine War and the Changing Face ... rand.org RAND Corporation 4 facts

perspectiveChina perceives a relative advantage in preparations for a protracted war, assessing that such a conflict would erode United States technological advantages because the United States defense industrial base cannot sustain a protracted war.

claimU.S. and European defense industrial base (DIB) investments are currently prioritizing Ukraine’s immediate warfighting needs and the backfill of donor countries' stockpiles.

claimThe Russia-Ukraine war has revealed challenges for U.S. and allied defense industrial bases (DIBs) due to shifting requirements for warfighting, such as the need for larger numbers of uncrewed aircraft.

claimThe Russia-Ukraine war has exposed challenges for the defense industrial bases (DIBs) of the United States and its allies, specifically regarding the supply of 155 mm artillery shells, High Mobility Artillery Rocket System launchers, and Javelin anti-tank missiles provided to Ukraine.