- 5,335
- 3,292
- 113
- Location
- Lexington, South Carolina
Well, to me it looks like we need to keep the part of an EUC vehicle that has the serial number/data plate if we are scrapping it. That way we can honestly say, "here it is", and the rest has been melted (Mutilated to prevent re-use).
I have heard a similar story from the F-4 fighter sales. The wheel chocks and the mechanics tool sets had to be destroyed (cut up) because they were 'part of the end item' that had to be mutilated or destroyed before release. Stuff that could have been used on other aircraft or vehicles destroyed because of what it was originally purchased to be used on. Makes no sense but it's the government (oops, I'm repeating myself).
I have heard a similar story from the F-4 fighter sales. The wheel chocks and the mechanics tool sets had to be destroyed (cut up) because they were 'part of the end item' that had to be mutilated or destroyed before release. Stuff that could have been used on other aircraft or vehicles destroyed because of what it was originally purchased to be used on. Makes no sense but it's the government (oops, I'm repeating myself).