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"Military procurement" as a book category covers the processes, institutions, policies and people involved in acquiring weapons, equipment, services and sustainment for armed forces. Titles range from practical manuals and textbooks on acquisition law, contracting, program management and supply-chain logistics to investigative histories and policy analyses of major programs, defense budgets, industrial base dynamics, and reform efforts. Books in this genre examine the technical, economic and political tensions between governments and industry—cost overruns, schedule slips, innovation and obsolescence, ethical and legal issues, and international arms trade—often through case studies, insider memoirs, and comparative studies of different nations’ systems. The audience includes procurement professionals, military officers, policymakers, defense contractors, students of public administration or security studies, and general readers interested in how states translate strategy and technology into fielded capability.

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