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      <title>The Defense Industrial Base Is the Story of 2026: Catapults, Motor Lines, and Capital Chasing Capacity</title>
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      <description>Read the defense news of the past two months as a single sequence and one theme runs through nearly all of it. The binding constraint on Western military power right now is not doctrine or design. It is the ability to physically produce things, and every major decision of the summer has been an attempt to buy, borrow, or legislate capacity that does not currently exist.
The clearest expression came out of the White House this week.</description>
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