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1. The program should adequately safeguard US classi-
fied material.
13. In measures of military assistance additional to those
already provided for in specific legislation or in existing govern-
mental undertakings, first priority should be given to Western
Europe.
14. Countries participating in military assistance programs
should be encouraged so far as consistent with the progressive
stabilization of their economies:
a. To cooperate in integrating their armaments indus-
tries with a view ultimately to maintaining and re-supplying
their own equipment when economic conditions permit.
b.
To standardize their weapons and materiel to the
maximum practical extent and, so far as practicable in the
future, to US accepted types.
C. To provide strategic raw materials to the United
States in return for military assistance.
d. To compensate the supplying nation for the military
assistance which they receive whenever and to what extent
feasible.
15. The military assistance program, in conjunction with the
materiel needs of the US armed forces, will require the partial re-
habilitation of the US armaments industry.
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