The factory inside a disused railway plant produces 11,000 artillery rounds every month for the Ukrainian war effort
In this factory alone, 11,000 155 millimetre artillery rounds now roll off its line each month. And yet it is not nearly matching what Ukraine's army is using.every day. In some of the most intense fighting, they've used 10,000 a day.US ramps up munitions production for Ukraine
Over the past several decades, Western military planners and political leaders have been shifting focus and investment to high-tech warfare.The conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan were against insurgencies; asymmetrical battles where investment in equipment like drones became a priority over tanks and artillery.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine spooked western governments. China's eye on Taiwan further exposes western capability gaps and future challenges.is obviously wrong and we are doing the right thing by supporting them," one worker told me. Mr Hansen said:"It's an opportunity for local Scrantonians to be able to work for the US government and support the joint war fight so it's something that they appreciate."
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