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March 1964 Issue [Article]

Arms and the Big Money Men

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Part I. Congressmen, contractors, and the “defense” pork barrel
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20th century Appropriations and expenditures Armed Forces Defense contracts Military policy Military-industrial complex Political ethics Robert S. McNamara United States United StatesCongress United StatesDeptof Defense Washington (D.C.)

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