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I'm sure you are right they are behind desired levels. But the shortage of ammunition and problems ramping up production in NATO is well reported on. Manufactur
by mempko 3y ago
I'm sure you are right they are behind desired levels. But the shortage of ammunition and problems ramping up production in NATO is well reported on. Manufacturers are reluctant to invest in increased production unless they get long term guarantees for the ammunition.
The South Koreans are selling ammunition to US to give to Ukraine. The world hasn't seen a war on this scale for many decades.
- _djo_ 3y agoWell, yes, but not a single NATO country is on a war footing or has invoked war-time levels production contracts the way Russia has. The current contracts just represent more capacity from existing plants, and are far from the huge investment and retooling that would come with a shift to a wartime economy.