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    Many , if not most all , USGI units ( can't speak about others ) recieved brand new small arms in the week or two before departure . During the time they were moved into thier staging area and under lock down , they degreased , tested , sighted in , cleaned and oiled and made ready for the jump off. They were given as much ammo as they wanted during this time . Busy hands , don't you know .
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