The company that makes the famous anti-Japanese drama gun is going to close the Lordstown factory, Trump: Open the factory to me soon

As we all know, General Motors is a company capable of producing various types of military vehicles. General Motors acquired "Rapid Motor Vehicle" in 1909 and merged with the later "Reliance Motor Car" company to form General Motors Trucks. During the Second World War, GMC produced 600,000 trucks for use by the US military, which dealt a heavy blow to the arrogance of Japanese fascism and Nazi Germany, and made certain contributions to the victory of the world anti-fascist war.

For example, the GMC 10-wheel truck CCKW-353, designed and produced by General Motors, shined during World War II. It has great power, off-road capability, sturdiness, durability, easy maintenance, and adaptability to various difficulties. It played an important role in the Normandy landing, won world reputation, and was regarded as a symbol of victory, and its status in people's minds was equivalent to a laurel wreath. CCKW-353 had 800,000 vehicles produced before the end of World War II. After World War II, it was still widely used in military and civilian use. It was not until the emergence of alternative models in the 1960s that it gradually withdrew from the stage of history.

In addition, the M3 submachine gun equipped by the US military is also produced by General Motors. US soldiers like the appearance of the M3. The soldiers kindly nicknamed it "lubricator". The M3 submachine gun performs well in actual combat and is easy to control when shooting. , And soon gained the trust of American soldiers. In the Second World War, General Motors produced 605,664 M3 submachine guns, which also contributed to the victory of the World Anti-Fascist War.

Of course, this famous gun is also an indispensable suppression weapon in the anti-Japanese drama, and the effect is good when used with the big knife.

However, such a military-civilian integrated development company recently closed its plant in Lordstown, Ohio. It is reported that in order to reduce the production of the Chevrolet Cruze, General Motors not only frequently closes the assembly plant in Lordstown, but also often idles other plants in the United States.

Regarding this situation, Trump said, "I just talked to General Motors CEO Mary Barra about the Lordstown, Ohio plant. When everything else in our country is booming, this plant is It makes me very unhappy that it is closed. I let her sell it or do something quickly. And she put it on the head of the National Auto Workers Federation. — I don't care, I want it to open the door quickly!" If a factory does not go to work well, I always want to close its doors and make the president worry about it. I wonder if it is contagious by the government's frequent shutdowns. America, you are such a wonderful country.

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