[lightman]

Fort Lewis was one of the haunts of the Beltway Sniper who terrorized the DC metro area in 2002.

[gundog]

A little rear echelon redistribution of wealth.

[Future Snake Eater]

Ohhhhh, that sucks hardcore. Glad I’m not in 4-2.

[redreno]

[cryptical]

Time to check Ebay for some great post-holiday specials.

[AEMILIUS PAULUS]

Gangs improving their caspacity to sack what remains of American wealth.

[oh8eleven]

Soldiers on Lockdown
Saw this on the news. They interviewed a couple of soldiers' relatives who were whining that the lockdown was "unfair."
Unbelievable.

[Tijeras_Slim]

"What goggles?"

[FlingWingFlyer]

...night vision goggles and range finders went missing...

I don't think that these inanimate objects "went" anything. It sounds to me like they were stolen.

[moehoward]

Not the first time.
According to FBI investigative data, in April 2006 a Blood member and active duty soldier at Fort Lewis allegedly robbed a bowling alley on base and is a suspect in a home invasion robbery in Olympia, Washington.

More recently.....
Investigators discovered one of the stolen guns in Gonzalez's car at Fort Lewis.

[DesertRhino]

Should be an easy case. Who signed for them last? Whoever had them signed out, or signed into his storage area, is responsible for them,,,,Period.
At least that was the USMC approach.

[COBOL2Java]

"OK, so the mullahs need some scopes, night vision goggles and range finders? Uh, OK. How's the drone working out?"

[Defiant]

Check the Amish soldiers.

[Sarajevo]

The soldiers were put on lockdown Wednesday after items such as scopes, night vision goggles and range finders went missing from Joint Base Lewis-McChord over the holidays, myFOXSpokane.com reported.

Geez! Back in '78, Ft Polk went on lockdown for two weeks because someone lost an M16. Family members were real pi$$ed....no PX, no commissary....