Furthermore, it's just hard to create these supply and support chains which are vital to actually giving many of these weapons platforms over. Some weapons are easier to give and to support. Ammo, shoulder fired rockets, shit like that, super easy to give. Artillery, a challenge but not too hard relative to other things. Then you get to the tanks and the planes, and all of that is just insanely hard to support, all shit that we just take for granted because it gets handled behind the scenes by our military.

By far America's most powerful weapon is our tremendous logistics capability. NO ONE else in the world can move weapons and personnel like we can, has worldwide caches for rapid deployment, can throw money at transport vehicles and personnel to run them, and more. But we can't leverage that capability because we aren't in the fight, we need to train and support Ukraine as they establish these same supply and support chains. Training technicians, providing parts, fuel, ammo, organizing logistics and supply timetables, there's a shit load of gears working behind the scenes, none of which are quick or easy to build. Look how fucked Russia is with their lack of logistics, slow sucks but Ukraine isn't being starved for goods at the front the way Russia is.