[Darksheare]

I am a former soldier.
Logpac is teh guys who are supposed to come and get teh trash.
Not in the article.
But that's procedure.
The guy in charge is supposed to stay up on that.
I was in artillery, and Logpac had to come and get our dunnage and trash.
If they didn't, it was usually because one of our higher ups screwed up.
Hope that explains it for you.

[Darksheare]

teh = the.

[flyer182]

No. You explained what I already know. What I was trying to fiqure out was how you decided that it was a case of the trash not being picked up from the cans versus not already being in the cans.

[TaRaRaBoomDeAyGoreLostToday!]

The article states water bottles were astray on the ground/tent/living area.If Logpac cleans up, then my the military has changed. If logpac comes and picks-up the garbage, that is another thing. Does Logpac clean-up after soldiers or pick up the garbage as in a civilian dumster being emptied? It's like me hoping the garbage men come in my home and clean and get the garbage and I get in trouble for not bringing it to the curb.