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    Robert McNamera, whose parents were never married, came from Ford Motor Company to the Defense Department, was famous for saving money, insisted on using the wrong gun powder in the 5.56 rounds, which fouled the rifles beyond belief, saved a few pennies and murdered many American youth.

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