YOU are ignorant at best. Here is an example of a benign factory turned into a deadly production facility. A christmas light factory was converted into a proximity fuze production facility during WWII
First large scale production of tubes for the new fuzes[1] was at a General Electric plant in Cleveland, Ohio formerly used for manufacture of Christmas-tree lamps. Fuze assembly was completed at General Electric plants in Schenectady, New York and Bridgeport, Connecticut.[10]
Keep LOL-ing the joke is on us.
"Supersonic inertial guidance system" and "cable box."
I'm not trying to browbeat you, but you really need to understand the g-shock requirements, radiation hardening and thermal packaging issues to name a very few problems before you get carried away with your argument.
A WWII era proximity fuse on a bomb is a subsonic toy compared to modern military technology in a supersonic Chinese cruise missile or ICBM....which they build now in dedicated factories without any help from us.
Using consumer-grade technology from Intel or Broadcom in Chinese military equipment would make it completely useless as soon as they launched it at 100G's. Do you understand that?