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The U.S. domestic industrial base has declined significantly since 2008, forcing military enterprises to rely on external parts supply. This has not only affected the production of its military equipment, but also had an impact on the global supply chain.

From the perspective of the global supply chain, the transportation industry plays a vital role. High-quality and efficient transportation can ensure that parts are delivered to the destination on time and in quantity, maintaining the normal operation of production. As an important part of this, air transportation is of great importance.

Air transportation is characterized by high speed and wide range of transportation. In emergency situations, air transportation can quickly allocate urgently needed parts to meet the urgent needs of military production. However, air transportation also faces many challenges, such as high costs, complex route planning and strict safety supervision.

Cost factor is an issue that air transportation has to consider. High oil prices, airport usage fees, etc. make the cost of air transportation high. For military enterprises, this undoubtedly increases production costs. However, at certain critical moments, in order to ensure the timely delivery of equipment, they have to choose the high-cost method of air transportation.

Route planning is also a complex issue. Different countries and regions have different airspace management regulations, which require careful planning and coordination. Moreover, political factors may also affect the choice of routes, leading to increased uncertainty in the transportation process.

Safety supervision is crucial for air transportation. In particular, when it comes to the transportation of military parts, strict security measures need to be taken to prevent the leakage of sensitive information and the loss or damage of parts. This not only increases the complexity of transportation, but also increases operating costs.

Despite the many challenges, air transport still plays an important role in ensuring the supply of parts for US military enterprises. At the same time, it also reminds us that a country's industrial base capabilities are of decisive significance to national security and industrial development.

For other countries, the dependence of US military enterprises also provides some inspiration. Strengthening the construction of local industrial infrastructure and improving independent innovation capabilities are the key to ensuring national industrial security. At the same time, actively participating in global supply chain cooperation, making full use of the advantages of various modes of transportation, and achieving optimal allocation of resources are also important ways to enhance industrial competitiveness.

In short, the dependence of US military-industrial enterprises on foreign parts support and the role of air transportation in it provide us with an opportunity to think deeply about the global industrial structure and development trends.