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yes he gave the soldiers BARBEQUE POTATO CHIPS yes he gave the soldiers BARBEQUE POTATO CHIPS

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Does anyone profit from the war and who are the group that may profit from it?

War. What is it good for? Absolutely nothing.


What is the difference between a military mess hall and a canteen?

Canteen is forprofit earning motive where as mess is not for profit earning motive


Where were clothes made in world war 2?

Clothes came from the same places they came from before WW2 but their supply was influenced like every other commodity not essential to fighting to win the war. Clothing manufactorers that produced clothes for civilians before the war would have switched to fulfilling Government contracts for Uniforms for masses of Men and Women in the Armed Forces. British Civilians were encouraged to "Make Do and Mend" to reduce the demand on these clothes manufactoring industries whose materials (such as Cotton) would largly have had to come from abroad (such as India) as British industry was geared towards manfuacturing and exporting commodities back to the countries where the raw materials had been imported from (for a profit). Space on Shipping would have been at a premium as there was a shortage of Ships and a priority given to importing War Materials. On the whole, Wartime industries carried on as they had until they had their workforce conscripted, their factories were bombed or they became unprofitable through scarcity of materials or inability to access markets.


Northerners who came to the south after the civil war were known as?

Northerners who moved to the south for profit oppurtunities were called carpetbaggers.


How did cost-plus contracts help the US prepare for war?

Cost-plus contracts helped the U.S. prepare for war by providing manufacturers with a guaranteed profit margin on production costs, incentivizing rapid and increased output of military supplies. This approach reduced financial risk for companies, encouraging them to invest in expanding their capacity and workforce. Consequently, it enabled the rapid mobilization of resources and ensured the timely delivery of vital equipment and materials needed for wartime efforts. Ultimately, cost-plus contracts played a crucial role in enhancing the efficiency and scale of wartime production.