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In response to
"
The weapons part baffles me. You left *weapons* -- nm
"
by
ty97
Honestly it's expensive to bring that shit back. It would be expensive and difficult to even destroy it. -- nm
Posted by
Reagen
Aug 30 '21, 06:39
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The majority was probably given to Afghan forces and wasn't "left behind". We armed friendlies and didn't disarm them when we left. -- nm
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TWuG
Aug 30, 06:43
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Yeah, there's that, too. -- nm
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Reagen
Aug 30, 06:44
Bringing it home costs less than rebuying it to use against them again in a few years.
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Will Hunting
Aug 30, 06:42
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But we *love* making new war machinery. That's how the rich get richer. -- nm
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mara
Aug 30, 07:02
They have no mechanics or pilots. It's scrap metal to them. -- nm
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Reagen
Aug 30, 06:43
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And some was probably disabled or de-milled. Or was broken anyway. -- nm
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TWuG
Aug 30, 06:48
It's the same problem the Afghan army had. -- nm
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Inigo
Aug 30, 06:45
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