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Through this "revolving door," the relationship between the two sides becomes intricate, which is also one of the deep-rooted reasons for the emergence of sky-high procurement in the US military industry.
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Through the revolving door the relationship between the two sides becomes intricate which is a reason for sky-high procurement in the US military industry.
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- February 15, 2026 at 3:36 PM (6 months ago)
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http://eng.chinamil.com.cn/OPINIONS_209196/Opinions_209197/16307841.html
A US Congressman questioned the DoD's spending of $90,000 on small equipment parts, sparking criticism. The article analyzes the US military-industrial complex, its war profiteering, and its influence on global conflicts. It highlights lobbying, interest binding, and the 'revolving door' as key factors.
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