Article and # 5 .
F&F on steriods.
Enough for an army...
AQ, ISIS, ...
'In one of many examples, a 2007 Government Accountability Office report found that 110,000 Kalashnikov assault rifles and 80,000 pistols bought by the United States for Iraq’s security forces could not be accounted for — more than one firearm for every member of the entire American military force in Iraq at any time during the war. Those documented lapses of accountability were before entire Iraqi divisions simply vanished from the battlefield, as four of them did after the Islamic State seized Mosul and Tikrit in 2014, according to a 2015 Army budget request to buy more firearms for the Iraqi forces to replace what was lost.'
Article and # 5 .
“Many of the Facebook pages have subsequently been shut down, as selling stolen U.S. military equipment to terrorist organizations technically violates Facebook’s user policies.”
Perhaps unintentionally hilarious.
Maybe Facebook makes an exception for enemies of the U.S.
Our government loses fully automatic weapons paid for by American taxpayers or gives them away to people not our friends, but wants us to surrender to them our privately purchased semi-auto firearms ...
I suppose so they can lose or give them away as well.
I don’t think that’s going to happen without bloodshed.
All those stolen U.S. weapons - an accident or an ‘accident’? - was Benghazi an ‘accident’?
I've been to Afghanistan twice. I can totally believe this story.
Weapons and equipment accountability is a nightmare.
But let a soldier fail to return ammo and BANG
Placemark.
“Lapse in accountability” = jail for certain people. Laugh it off if your a dem in power.