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I guess the department with the lost HMMWV that couldn't be locked would be amazed to hear about trhe chain and padlock technique that every military unit uses.
If any of our teams had ever lost a single weapon (weekly inventories, sign-outs, and restricted access to the arms room, anyone?) we would have been locked down for as long as it took to find the weapon, and the leadership would probably have been relieved.
The non-DoD governmental agencies are just as bad. They treat it like losing a cell phone.
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