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Detroit’s biggest automakers may soon be pulled back into defense production as the Pentagon looks for help rebuilding strained weapons stockpiles tied to ongoing conflicts. According to reporting by Carscoops, senior U.S. defense officials have held early discussions with companies like GM and Ford, as well as other manufacturers, about whether they could support the production of missiles, ammunition, and military systems. The talks explore how quickly civilian factories could shift toward defense work. GM already maintains a small defense division, while Ford has limited exposure. Officials are also weighing how to overcome contracting barriers and expand industrial capacity quickly if needed.
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