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Options for Maintaining a Robust, Adequate and Efficient Military Industrial Base:
The Advantages & Disadvantages of Free Market and Controlled Competition Models
Date:February 23, 2005
Time:11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Speaker(s):

Featuring Keynote Remarks By:

Suzanne Patrick (View PowerPoint)
Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for
Industrial Policy,
Department of Defense

Distinguished Expert Panelists

Alan Gropman, Ph.D.
Distinguished Professor of National Security,
Industrial College of the Armed Forces,
National Defense University

Sheila Ronis, Ph.D. (View PowerPoint)
President,
The University Group

Marc Miles, Ph.D. (View PowerPoint)
Director,
Center for International Trade and Economics,
The Heritage Foundation

Host(s):

Colonel (retired) Joseph Muckerman
former Director of Emergency Management,
Office of the Secretary of Defense

Jack Spencer
Senior Policy Analyst,
Defense and National Security,
The Heritage Foundation

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Location: The Heritage Foundation's Lehrman Auditorium

One of the most important issues in national security today is the state of America’s military industrial base. Identifying problems that Congress faces with the military industrial base, proposing solutions, and developing a method to help Congress understand the actual effect industrial base legislative efforts will have are components of a major Heritage Foundation project currently underway. Crucial to any legislative effort is an understanding of the advantages and disadvantages of different approaches to safeguarding America’s military industrial base. Please join us as our distinguished panelists analyze the free market and controlled competition models. This is the first of two public events examining different models; the next event on March 9 will analyze targeted protectionism and nationalization.

This Project is made possible by a grant from the Tawani Foundation, and its founder Colonel (IL) James N. Pritzker ILARNG (Ret.), who are dedicated to promoting awareness and understanding of the role of the Citizen Soldier in America’s military heritage.

 
 

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