The Korean War led to a surge in U.S. defense spending, which accounted for about 70% of total public spending in The Vietnam War caused another increase, with defense spending reaching 46% of total spending by the late 1960s. Post-Vietnam, defense spending declined as focus shifted to social welfare programs, education, and training, but increased again during the Vietnam and Gulf Wars, reaching 20% of total public spending by 2011.
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