Ii-45: Industrial Output and Wartime Production
The amount of goods and materials produced by a nation’s industries during wartime, including weapons, vehicles, and other military supplies.
Ii-35: Industrial Capacity and Wartime Production
The ability of a nation to convert its industries to wartime production, including the manufacture of weapons, munitions, and other military supplies.
Ii-6: Industrial Mobilization
The process of converting a nation’s industrial capacity to wartime production, including the manufacturing of weapons, vehicles, and other military equipment.
Evacuation of Strategic Resources
The relocation of vital resources, such as industrial equipment, raw materials, and essential supplies, from vulnerable areas to safer locations during wartime. This practice aimed to protect critical assets from enemy attacks and ensure continued production for the war effort.
Establishment of Wartime Economies
The adaptation of national economies to prioritize wartime production and resource allocation, often involving rationing and price controls.
Ersatz Material
Substitute materials used during wartime due to shortages of traditional resources, impacting the quality and reliability of military equipment.
Apprenticeship Program for Women
A program implemented during World War II to train women for essential wartime jobs in various industries, such as manufacturing, construction, and transportation, to fill the labor shortage caused by men being deployed.