Yet in the case of the Abrams tank, there's a bipartisan push to spend an extra $436 million on a weapon the experts explicitly say is not needed.
"If we had our choice, we would use that money in a different way," Gen. Ray Odierno, the Army's chief of staff, told The Associated Press this past week.
the Pentagon asked Congress to stop making these tin cans, but the pork barrel doesn’t go away so easily in :amerikkka:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/army-says-no-more-tanks-115434897.html
healthcare pls
no u get
Lol it even looks like a cybertruck
It's a hover ambulance and the costs are socialized, right?
it shoots the healing gas found in Resident Evil first aid sprays
It reminds me of those ridiculous mockups they made of the CV90 with a 120mm.