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It is needed in Western Europe right now in the hands of patriots. Their governments will arm the Muslims there before allowing its own native born.
shipping surplus ammunition back home could cost more than the ammunition itself.
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During lengthy overseas deployments, the U.S. military sometimes faced a surprising logistical reality: shipping surplus ammunition back home could cost more than the ammunition itself. When transportation, handling, storage, and other expenses outweighed its value, approved disposal could become the more practical option.
Under controlled procedures, surplus or unusable munitions could be destroyed rather than shipped thousands of miles home. While it might look wasteful at first glance, the practice reflects the complicated economics of military logistics, where efficiency, safety, and limited transportation capacity can sometimes make disposal the more sensible choice.
Under controlled procedures, surplus or unusable munitions could be destroyed rather than shipped thousands of miles home. While it might look wasteful at first glance, the practice reflects the complicated economics of military logistics, where efficiency, safety, and limited transportation capacity can sometimes make disposal the more sensible choice.
Categories: Military & War
WhiteAngloZaxxonPro 1 minute ago
MarGarTar 13 minutes ago
It was quite important that they unpacked the boxes first. This is the current state of the world's former superpower...
Bellybutton 28 minutes ago
I’ll take 5000 rounds of 5.56 hp or fmj and 2000 rounds of 7.62 hp.
Thank you!
