Even if we were to believe his story at face value it would still mean his father profited off of stuff confiscated from Jews that were sent off to concentration camps which means his standard of living was higher because of it.
It says in the article it's located in Missouri. I first read about in the Association of the United States Army magazine. They make all the ammo in one plant for the US military. If that plant gets bombed then say good bye to the ammo supply for the US military.
Still, but most responsible people know you don't keep all your eggs in one basket. We should have multiple ammo manufacturing facilities but probably don't because some politicians worked hard to centralize it in Missouri for jobs.
The problem completely ignored in this article is that American owned companies moved their manufacturing to China and then import the merchandise to be sold in America. The CEOs and investors who made that decision are the ones who messed things up in the last 40 years. This problem wouldn't exist if more things were made in America.
I read this year in the Association of the United States Army it's the only ammo plant that exist for the US military.