Where do you buy real military surplus?
Finding a military surplus store is not difficult these days especially when you search for one online. However, you can buy military goods from an offline store or from auctions held by the government also.No matter from where you buy military goods, it is for sure that you will get great value for your money. Some of the stores keep goods that have been used by the army while some keep surplus products. Depending on your use and budget you can choose one or more of the items. have a peek here https://www.rddusa.com/product-c....When looking for military surplus it is important you choose a reliable store and authentic website. You can have knives to jeeps and almost everything in between that is associated with the running of the armed forces.Well, exceptions are always there and you cannot buy jets or arms for sure. Anyway, the point here is to look for a store that sells you genuine military goods. This is because you are looking for sturdiness and quality in the product that the designers and manufacturers put in during the making of goods used by the military.
Do you have to be in the military to buy from the Army Surplus?
No
Can civillians purchase a submarine from military surplus site?
In theory... YES. There are currently 22 former US Submarines in civilian hands as Museum ships or Memorials. USS Pampanito (SS-383), a Balao-class submarine, was a United States Navy ship. She completed six war patrols from 1944 to 1945 and served as a Naval Reserve Training ship from 1960 to 1971. She is now a National Historic Landmark, preserved as a memorial and museum ship in the San Francisco Maritime National Park Association located at Fisherman's Wharf. An AVERAGE citizen isn't going to be able to purchase one to "OPERATE" though... aside from the cost, the US Military and Law Enforcement folks are VERY leery about what a sub COULD be used for. The FBI spends a fair amount of time keeping an eye out for the Colombian Drug Cartel... who tried to purchase an old Foxtrot class diesel submarine from the Russians !! BACK to the cost issue though... operating the diesel engines alone would cost roughly $500 an HOUR. Not to mention the cost of hiring and training a crew to operate the damned thing safely.
Where can I buy military surplus items in Delhi?
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Looking for an old Military Surplus Sat Phone?
I am looking for two old Vietnam war era Military sat phones. I would rather they work but beggars cant be choosers. I have looked online and the only thing that comes up is Iridium Sat Phones, but thats not what im looking for. I really dont care when they're from just as long as they work.... Can anybody point me in a direction to where I can find at least ONE Military Surplus Sat Phone....like the one in Forest Gump where his CO was laying on the ground talking on......Thats the kind im looking for....Please help me find one.......
Why did my mother say the military surplus store is only for military personnel and only military people go there?
Why did my mother say the military surplus store is only for military personnel and only military people go there?Likely because she was either ignorant or misinformed at the time she made that statement, assuming that she wasn’t intentionally trying to mislead you.Most military installations in the US that aren’t out in the middle of nowhere will have ‘military surplus’ stores close by the front gate, usually within a few miles at most. Many of the people who go in and out of there do happen to be service members. The reason why is that some of them will rather readily sell issued or owned personal equipment that is not serial numbered when they’re short of money, with the intent of replacing it later before they’re required to either turn an item back in or get stuck paying for it.Unfortunately, in some places it does happen that if a service member’s gear goes missing, it will often end up in the ‘military surplus’ store in short order.Personnel entering the store may be looking to sell ‘tactically acquired’ personal equipment or looking to see if they can find their personal equipment or else replace what they’re missing. Sometimes if you have a piece of gear that is in really great shape and you really like it and would like to keep it, it can make sense to purchase something with the same National Stock Number (in other words, the same item) that’s not in as good of shape if you can find one at the right price so you can turn it in and keep your much nicer one. Usually all that’s recorded is that you signed for one or several of something, but they don’t keep track of what condition the item(s) you were issued were in as long as what you turn in is the same type of item you signed for and is in generally serviceable condition.
Where can I purchase an military gyroscope device?
ebay.