just in case you would like to see who got what, re: Military Equipment

[uncle money bags]

http://bridge.caspio.net/dp.asp?AppKey=36701000b255adcfe6ca4b13a8a4


Selectable by state and county. No further breakdown is given.

 

[tRidiot]

Interesting...

I'm seeing .45 cal pistols valued at $58.41, 5.56mm rifles at both $120 and $499 and 7.62mm rifles valued at $138.

So... if this is the value of the military equipment being given to local departments, makes that multi-billion-dollar figure quoted seem a bit higher, doesn't it?

 

[Spec ops Grunt]

good thing Tulsa has those mraps for all the IED's we have around here.


(they may need them for the potholes honestly)

 

[boocat71]

can you imagine how much money the US government could make if they put that stuff on surplus

 

[Lurkerinthewoods]

Seems Wagoner county doesn't feel the need to mobilize against it's citizens. Sweet.

 

[Lurkerinthewoods]

Seems Alaska was more interested in boots and gloves. LOL

 

[TwoForFlinching]

If ISIS does infiltrate the states on a massive level, local pd mraps and combat vehicles will look like brilliant strategy forethought

 

[tRidiot]

Hey. Looks like we got us an MRAP here in Bartlesville, too. Not a bad idea... I remember that 17 y/o who wanted to massacre the high school...

 

[NightShade]

Yeah, M16 120 the sights to use on it 328. . . And Logan County got twenty-one 5.56 plus the sights, six 7.62 and a "mine resistant vehicle" The hogs must be getting thick and setting mines up here.

 

[ChuckC]

The Cherokee Nation Marshal service is across the highway from my shop, they have two MRAP's that never move.