In his farewell presidential address in 1961,President Dwight Eisenhower warned against the potential power of the mutual interdependence of the military establishment and private military contractors,which he referred to as the:

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In his farewell presidential address in 1961, President Dwight Eisenhower specifically warned against the potential danger of the military establishment (Military) and private military contractors (Industrial) becoming too closely intertwined, creating a "complex" (Complex) that could exert undue influence on government policy and spending. This is known as the "military-industrial complex." While choices A, B, and D all contain elements of this warning, they do not accurately capture the full meaning of Eisenhower's message.

In His Farewell Presidential Address in 1961,President Dwight Eisenhower Warned