In this riveting account, historians explore a pivotal moment in American history that continues to captivate us today. From the fires of World War II to the streets of Detroit, FDR's unyielding determination to arm America for war is reimagined through the lens of a singular story.

As the world teetered on the brink of catastrophe, Franklin D. Roosevelt embarked upon an ambitious quest to fortify his nation against tyranny and destruction. With unwavering resolve, he mobilized the resources of a struggling industrial metropolis and forged an unprecedented partnership with the largest corporation in America: General Motors.

Through meticulously researched interviews and archival materials, this book reveals the intricacies of FDR's decision-making process and the extraordinary challenges he faced as he sought to equip his nation for the coming conflict. The story is not just about a president; it's about the people behind him - ordinary Americans who fought in defense of their country.

As we delve into the hidden archives and forgotten records that shaped this pivotal moment, one thing becomes clear: FDR's vision was both audacious and pragmatic, driven by an unshakeable faith in the American people.