[where's_the_Outrage?]

Article doesn't say how old these shells were, but I'd assume made in the 80's or earlier. Chemical agents are highly corrosive and I bet the Army is glad to get rid of them.

Wonder where are the binary agents? Are they covered by the treaty as they are not explicitly chemical agents in binary form?

[maddog55]

Hopefully they dropped em off at the white house. Biden could put some on his pudding.

[Sacajaweau]

Should this really be in the news?? Not if I was President.

[Mouton]

Who needs chemical weapons, we have Faucci. He can easily off shore to Wuhan whatever he can dream up.

[cranked]

Russia is laughing, along with China, Iran, etc., etc.

[Safrguns]

I’m sure the CCP will have no problem destroying them in a timely manner. ;) /s

[GreyFriar]

I think all the VX rounds we had in the 70’s and 80’s were binary. When I was in the 155mm SP Artillery, 13E Fire Direction Center, the only thing we needed to know about firing chemical rounds was the weight variation from the standard “95 lb. 4 square” of the HE rounds.

[Pollard]

deadly VX nerve agent to be destroyed

I could think of better uses for it. Does that make me a bad person?

[GOPJ]

Well, I’m sure the Chinese are doing the same... /s

[Lurker]

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