Search results

No. It's a private museum that has 2 m113's and 2 m578's that they received from the army through the "donation" program. Those have to be accounted for. They have 2 m60's and 1 m107 SPG that have no connection to the government and they are free to do with them as they wish. They are more apt...

He was going to speak with the museums board of directors and see what they would like to do with some of this stuff. I'll keep everyone posted on any developments. Sounded like they were more willing to want to trade though, but cash could get them a new piece also.

It's a hassle to have armor on "donation" from the military. It's actually easier to get something from a museum on a base because they have an exchange program that can release equipment in trade to a private individual. The museum has 2 m113's and they don't need 2 of them. I'd really love to...

Just spoke with the museum guy. They're a private 501c3 museum, but the equipment came from the donation program. So it would need to go through the crazy government regulations to be turned in or transferred to another museum.

Ok, so I've found some APC's and other vehicles that a museum has, but wants to sell. They said they can't sell to a private person without demilling. Has anyone encountered this before? Is there a way around this? I'd really hate to see these things get scrapped if myself and others could buy...