By The Army potentially could save $10 million per year over the next 20 years by recycling a family of old artillery shells in the M1122 Program, to create less expensive, more realistic and safer training rounds, Picatinny Arsenal officials said. "It's a win-win situation," said David Kondas, project management officer for the recycling program that produces the M1122 High Explosive Training Round, under the Program Executive Officer for Ammunition. "It's cheaper than the M804A1 that we use for training and…
Army Could Save $10 Million Recycling Artillery Shells For Training
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