Article Summary

The article challenges President Trump's claim that the U.S. has an endless supply of weapons, using Pentagon testimony and analysis to show that stockpiles of key missiles like Tomahawks have been significantly reduced after recent strikes against Iran. It emphasizes that while current supplies are sufficient, the real danger is being underprepared for future conflicts, especially with China, and pushes readers to consider boosting military production. The article relies heavily on official sources and emotional weight around national security to make its case, but doesn't clarify how major the munitions shift from Asia really was.