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143 d esc

143 d sustainment command expeditionary

371st sustainment brigade

ammunition

ammunition supply point

army

asp

atacs

camp arifjan

bucks for bullets atacs sorts ammo saves money strengthens manpower

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Spc. Zackary T. Helman (left), an ammunition stock

Spc. Zackary T. Helman (left), an ammunition stock

Spc. Zackary T. Helman (left), an ammunition stock control and accounting specialist the 371st Sustainment Brigade, and Sgt. 1st Class Guillermo Matos (right), the ammunition logistical noncommissioned officer... More

Spc. Zackary T. Helman, an ammunition stock control

Spc. Zackary T. Helman, an ammunition stock control

Spc. Zackary T. Helman, an ammunition stock control and accounting specialist with the 371st Sustainment Brigade, inspects an Automated Tactical Ammunition Classification System (ATACS) Jan. 14 at Camp Arifjan,... More

A contractor troubleshoots an Automated Tactical Ammunition

A contractor troubleshoots an Automated Tactical Ammunition

A contractor troubleshoots an Automated Tactical Ammunition Classification System (ATACS) Jan. 14 at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait. In December 2013, this ATACS inspected and sorted approximately 614,000 rounds of 9 mm ... More

A trained soldier can properly inspect one of these

A trained soldier can properly inspect one of these

A trained soldier can properly inspect one of these rounds in 60 seconds. In that same time period the Automated Tactical Ammunition Classification System (ATACS) can inspect and sort up to 300 rounds. Although... More

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