Munitions Shortfalls: A Gaping Hole in America's Military Might The war with Iran has left a scar on the US military's inventory, and its impact goes beyond mere numbers.
The Pentagon inspector general's latest report highlights a systemic issue that speaks to a broader problem of strategic preparedness.
The $22 billion spent on munitions between February and June is staggering, but what's more telling is how those resources were allocated.