warwork
/ˈwɔrˌwɜrk/
noun
- Work or labor done in support of a war effort, such as manufacturing weapons, building defenses, or providing supplies.
- Volunteers did warwork by knitting socks and rolling bandages for soldiers.
- During the war, many factories shifted to warwork, producing tanks and ammunition.
- The government called on all citizens to contribute to warwork in any way they could.