In fact, bitter experience has shown that in this kind of mechanized warfare where new weapons are constantly being created by our enemies and by ourselves, the closer we come to the end of the war, the more pressing becomes the need for sustained war production with which to deliver the final blow to the enemy.
Roosevelt highlighted the necessity of sustained war production as the war progressed, stressing the urgency of meeting military needs.
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