U.S. military stockpiles of advanced munitions are dangerously shallow relative to potential conflicts; the Pentagon's 97%-to-3% budget split favoring expensive legacy systems over lower-cost alternatives leaves insufficient depth. Shifting procurement toward commercially-designed munitions—now available at 5–15× lower unit cost—would stretch defense dollars further and support sustained production capacity.
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