"Minerals And Metals For War Purposes" examines the crucial role of strategic resources in military operations. This historical document, compiled by the United States House Committee on Mines and Mining, provides insight into the importance of minerals and metals for national defense.
The book likely delves into the assessment, procurement, and management of resources essential for military production, including analyses of material availability, industrial capacity, and potential vulnerabilities. It offers a snapshot of the concerns and priorities during a specific period of history, potentially reflecting the context of wartime mobilization or strategic planning during times of peace.
A valuable resource for historians, economists, and policymakers interested in the intersection of natural resources, industrial policy, and national security.
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