From: Sonny Heath (sonny@defuniak.com)
Date: Tue Aug 23 2005 - 19:01:54 PDT
I don't know about other places but I do know about the Army and they have
what is called a property book, with a Commissioned Officer as Property Book
Officer and he signs for everything in his charge and it is inspected
continously. When someone uses property from it they sign for it on a hand
receipt. Thats why I said what I said in my earlier post. Not enough info
was given to even make a guess as to why they are missing.
Sonny
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From: "Employee at MILVEHCO" <milveh@dslextreme.com>
To: "Military Vehicles Mailing List" <mil-veh@mil-veh.org>
Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2005 7:48 PM
Subject: Re: [MV] 32,000 lost vehicles
> No doubt these trucks are around somewhere, maybe gathering dust in some
> huge corp yard or busted up in wrecking yard, parted out, wrecked and
> waiting to be sold and paper work not turned in properly or they were
> simply left on site at some big project to be used some other team and
> there transfer papers were lost...all sorts of ways to misplace federal
> vehicles when so many people use them and they have hundreds of thousands
> to track with dozens upon dozens of federal agencies who own them, lend
> them, trade them and sell them. And I wouldn't be surprised if some on
> this list don't own vehicles they are looking for, again vehicles sold
> legally, but paper work got lost in route to GSA or DRMO, etc. Happens
> every day.
>
>
> missing ones and for a small fee we won't turn turn them in!
>
> m35products
>>
>>> Speaking of poor representation, a few days ago our government admitted
>>> they either lost or misplaced 32,000 vehicles we (taxpayers) bought for
>>> them. They just can't account for them either through paper work or
>>> physically searching. Possibly one or two of them are owned by list
>>> members?
>>
>>
>> It would seem to this old investigator that (assuming they are civilian
>> type
>> vehicles) a simple computer search of the VIN's in NCIC might turn up the
>> locations of the missing vehicles.
>>
>> Also any warranty or recall work necessitates the input of the VIN to get
>> the repair process started. If they are Fords. they come factory-equipped
>> with enough defective parts to ensure almost a 100% recall certainty.
>>
>> A search of the insurance company data bases might also turn up the
>> VIN's.
>>
>> I wonder if there's a bounty offered for finding them?
>>
>> Is this where all the M35A2C w/w trucks are hiding?
>>
>> APB
>>
>>
>>
>>
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