How US Military Recycles Billions $ Worth of Used Cartridges

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[@Caelin100]

The “tires being rebuilt” look more like road wheels for a tank

[@justsayingforafriend7010]

We always police our brass.... We leave the range cleaner than when it was when we got there. Every show is picked up and recycled!!!! US Navy BM1 ret.

[@TomD1999]

Good video, it stayed on point the whole time. And interesting.

[@user-br3do8zp8p]

自衛隊では、もうかなり昔から空薬莢のリサイクルが行われています。また､陸自や空自の場合､官品の曹や幹部の制服用階級章(ダイキャスト製)もリサイクルになります｡

[@JSFGuy]

Who would have thought of that

[@garymiller5937]

I'm glad they recycle what they can, but I bet a lot of that goes out the window in combat zones! Just saying. Good video! 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂❤❤❤❤❤

[@DiHandley]

What about the lead?

[@troywalker8078]

ummm....can you send some of the rifle ammo my way? Not greedy. Any will do.

[@WolfeSaber9933]

Amd everyone says the US military was completely wasteful.

[@stevodakine1]

That job would suck so bad. Poor guys should have scored higher on their ASVAB.