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Defense industry benefits from prolonged conflicts like Vietnam War
A new perspective suggests that prolonged conflicts, such as the Vietnam War, are perpetuated to benefit the defense industry and justify large military budgets.
Background
The Vietnam War, a major Cold War-era conflict, involved Vietnam, the United States, and other international actors. Its legacy continues to be debated, particularly regarding its economic and political impacts on participating nations and the global defense sector.
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Vietnam War as a defense industry feeding ground
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The belief that wars like Vietnam are intentionally prolonged to enrich the defense industry and secure massive government budgets.
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