Meanwhile in Sveden part 6, 230 000 missing items all hope lost

[lsa]

Over the years, around 230,000 military items have been registered as missing from the Armed Forces. It can be trunks, thermoses and socks, reports P4Skaraborg.

Now the defense starts from scratch – by resetting the system.

- It is very difficult to get such material returned, says the Swedish Armed Forces' logistics manager Claes Isoz.

Isoz explains that the write-off is done both for the authority's sake, but also for the individual, who in the future avoids payment requirements for gadgets that you may not actually have."

I guess @Slobodan dont have to return the socks he stole.

 

[Slobodan]

Over the years, around 230,000 military items have been registered as missing from the Armed Forces. It can be trunks, thermoses and socks, reports P4Skaraborg.

Now the defense starts from scratch – by resetting the system.

- It is very difficult to get such material returned, says the Swedish Armed Forces' logistics manager Claes Isoz.

Isoz explains that the write-off is done both for the authority's sake, but also for the individual, who in the future avoids payment requirements for gadgets that you may not actually have."

I guess @Slobodan dont have to return the socks he stole.

Score!

 

[Zer]

I bet like 229,000 of those items were stolen from the ladies locker rooms. Based on my buying like 3000 of them

 

[lsa]

I bet like 229,000 of those items were stolen from the ladies locker rooms. Based on my buying like 3000 of them

I hope you got a good deal.
Combined shipping at least

 

[jimmas99]

It doesn't seem so strange. When I did my military service, I took eight pairs of underwear (the most comfortable ones I've ever owned), thermal wear, sweaters, hats, etc., and I was far from alone. Everyone took things from the military service, it was more the rule than the exception

 

[Osculater]

So this is @lsa side hustle

 

[Osculater]

Send me a pair of trunks, sis

 

[Fedorgasm]

It doesn't seem so strange. When I did my military service, I took eight pairs of underwear (the most comfortable ones I've ever owned), thermal wear, sweaters, hats, etc., and I was far from alone. Everyone took things from the military service, it was more the rule than the exception

Is it against the rules to keep the underwear?

What are they going to do? Issue it to another soldier? Even after washing that's kinda gross.

 

[NoSmilez]

isa sells missiles to the chinese

 

[Sakuraba'sEar]

Pm me If you want military underwear

I never wore them