Arms Production
Country modifier
Scales how many arms a country's procurement spending buys each month. Sources are summed as a percentage and applied as a multiplier to the monthly arms added to the stockpile. More arms mean brigades can be raised and reinforced without running short of equipment.
Sources
27 sources grant this modifier in the 1946 scenario, from -20.00% to +35.00%.
Policies (5)
| Source | Value |
|---|---|
| Domestic Defense Industry | +25.00% |
| Foreign-Licensed Production | +0.00% |
| Import-Dependent | -15.00% |
| Mixed Domestic & Import Procurement | +10.00% |
| Self-Sufficient Arms Exporter | +35.00% |
Technologies (21)
| Source | Value |
|---|---|
| Advanced Petrochemicals | +2.00% |
| Automated Assembly Lines | +15.00% |
| Basic Industrialization | +10.00% |
| Computer Aided Design | +3.00% |
| Counterforce Targeting | +5.00% |
| Early Rocketry | +2.00% |
| First Gen Jet Fighters | +5.00% |
| Fourth Gen Multirole Fighters | +5.00% |
| Industrial Catalysis | +2.00% |
| Mainframe Computers | +5.00% |
| Mechanized Mining | +3.00% |
| Modern Industrial Processes | +3.00% |
| Network Centric Battlefield | +15.00% |
| Numerical Control Machining | +20.00% |
| Petroleum Refining | +3.00% |
| Precision Instrumentation | +3.00% |
| Solid Fuel Propulsion | +2.00% |
| Stealth Airframes | +10.00% |
| Superalloys And Refractory Metals | +3.00% |
| Total Quality Management | +3.00% |
| Transistor Electronics | +3.00% |
National modifiers (1)
| Source | Granted by | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Civilian Retooling | Begin Peacetime Reconversion (national focus) | -20.00% |