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Originally Posted by Project_Sardonicus
I always looked at the project buying very little truly heavy military hardware.
It's conspicuos, raises all the wrong attention, not to mention it's big, bulky and hard to conceal,
More likely the project would set up specialised teams near, or possibly staffing military bases with the aim of stealing what they need when the time is right,
So they would use political influence to encourage the creation of depots in wilderness areas, poorly staffed, safe from the bombs and ready to be taken over.
Though I suspect they would be more interested in add on sensors and control fins for ordinary mortor rounds. Something like the Copperhead and Merlin systems that would take advantage of projects technological systems. To squeeze more value from smaller 81mm rounds or occasonal artillery rounds
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Completely disagree.
Building a colossal project to rebuild the Nation, and restart the United States would really lose credibility for the project and the restored government if looting government facilities and military assets are necessary.
There is quite a lot of military hard ware directly fielded by the Morrow Project up to C-130 Hercules and CH-47 Chinook aircraft.
The MARS One while not conventional military isn't going to pass unnoticed.
I, admit I chucked that one out and the HAAM suit too.
Military equipment is a known quantity. It has been tested, people are trained to use it, and spare parts are found in quantity.