InstitutionClaim Cited
Allied and U.S. World War II mobilization
William Knudsen's industrial persuasion helped begin U.S. rearmament, but victory required a changing coalition of public authority, private production, labor, science, logistics, and operational evidence—capable of extraordinary learning, output, and coercion.
How can a society convert strategy into production, logistics, research, training, and operations under existential time pressure?