Army says missing JBLM equipment is worth $600,000

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  Joint Base Lewis-McChord on Tuesday ended a six-day lockdown of about 100 Stryker soldiers who were punished as a group while officers searched for $600,000 worth of missing gear that belonged to their unit.

• JBLM ends lockdown; gear still missing

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  Joint Base Lewis-McChord on Tuesday ended a six-day lockdown of about 100 Stryker soldiers who were restricted as a group while officers searched for $600,000 worth of missing gear that belonged to their unit.

• Army accuses private of stealing $630K worth of weapons accessories at JBLM

  Army accuses private of stealing $630K worth of weapons accessories at JBLM

  The Army today announced that it charged a 22-year-old private with the theft of more than $600,000 worth of equipment from his Joint Base Lewis-McChord Stryker brigade.

• Army charges JBLM soldier in theft of $600K in equipment

  Army charges JBLM soldier in theft of $600K in equipment

  The Army on Thursday announced that it had charged a 22-year-old private with the theft of more than $600,000 worth of equipment from his Joint Base Lewis-McChord Stryker brigade.

• Army buys drip pans for $17,000 apiece

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  WASHINGTON — The Army has bought about $6.5 million worth of the “leakproof” drip pans in the past three years to catch transmission fluid on Black Hawk helicopters. And it might want more from the Kentucky company that makes them, even though a similar pan from another company costs a small fraction of the price: about $2,500.