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I never understood the no armor sales to citizens thing, body armor and in reality armored cars can be had by any citizen who is not a convicted felon or a resident of Connecticut (and soon NY). My view is if the taxpayer paid for it, and they are in good legal standing, they should be able to...

So now calculate what uncle sam is going to see, so that we can bug our Congressman/Senator for how much waste was allowed by scrapping them before. IIRC, $33,000 was the original purchase price in the '80's - so even with wear and maintenance depreciation these sold pretty well for the US...

This'll probably fan the price flames: http://www.ijreview.com/2014/12/218021-2-dod-selling-fleet-humvees-outrageous-price/

Might have to refresh SS, but this is what I saw...

Don't want to be accused of posting info about an active ad - but take a hard look at the banner ad in the top corner for GovPlanet... :jumpin: