In what way did president dwight eisenhower disagree with harry truman on foreign policy

dwight eisenhower accepted much of harry truman's foreign policy. however, eisenhower believed that truman's foreign policy had dragged the united states into perpetual conflicts that threatened the country’s economy. in his farewell address, he denounced the military industrial complex as well as the private interests resulting from the arms race.

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