Army buys ammo for Afghanistan
July 12, 2008 by Dagpotter
Filed under: Allied Defense Group, Congress, Contract Awards, FMS, U.S. Army, afghanistan, logistics
Filed under: Allied Defense Group, Congress, Contract Awards, FMS, U.S. Army, afghanistan, logistics
Fresh off all of the problems with the contract let to AEY, the US has moved to a more traditional source for ammo for Afghanistan’s military and police. See the press release here. Allied Defense Group has been awarded a FMS contract to provide ammo. Allied has grown significantly over the last 7 years as the demand by the US for ammunition of all types, but especially small arms, has increased.
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