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82Marine89
02-09-2011, 03:13 PM
The processed stuff has a street value of 3.9 million dollars and the unprocessed stuffed is worth another 31.5 million dollars.

NANGARHAR PROVINCE, Afghanistan – U.S. Soldiers assigned to Troop C, 1st Squadron, 61st Cavalry Regiment, attached to 1st Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division, conducted a search with Afghan National Security Forces in Loya Torma Village in Sherzad District Feb. 5.
Soon after the search began, the Soldiers discovered several bags hidden in bushes that turned out to be processed heroin and unprocessed opium. Further searching revealed evidence of a drug and improvised explosive device-making lab.

The explosive ordnance disposal team was immediately called to further exploit the site and help identify unknown substances.

The cache included 800 pounds of unprocessed opium, 100 pounds of processed heroin, four bags of sodium chloride; Bandoleer RPK ammo, 100 rounds of machine gun ammo, four full AK-47 assault rifle magazines, 30 feet of copper wire, batteries, three bags of unidentified brown powder, 21 pounds of urea nitrate, one bag of hexamine and two jugs of ammonia solution....

Read more here... (http://cjtf101.com/en/press-releases-mainmenu-326/4115-drug-lab-discovered-in-nangarhar-material-destroyed.html)

Mr. P
02-10-2011, 01:31 AM
The processed stuff has a street value of 3.9 million dollars and the unprocessed stuffed is worth another 31.5 million dollars.

NANGARHAR PROVINCE, Afghanistan – U.S. Soldiers assigned to Troop C, 1st Squadron, 61st Cavalry Regiment, attached to 1st Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division, conducted a search with Afghan National Security Forces in Loya Torma Village in Sherzad District Feb. 5.
Soon after the search began, the Soldiers discovered several bags hidden in bushes that turned out to be processed heroin and unprocessed opium. Further searching revealed evidence of a drug and improvised explosive device-making lab.

The explosive ordnance disposal team was immediately called to further exploit the site and help identify unknown substances.

The cache included 800 pounds of unprocessed opium, 100 pounds of processed heroin, four bags of sodium chloride; Bandoleer RPK ammo, 100 rounds of machine gun ammo, four full AK-47 assault rifle magazines, 30 feet of copper wire, batteries, three bags of unidentified brown powder, 21 pounds of urea nitrate, one bag of hexamine and two jugs of ammonia solution....

Read more here... (http://cjtf101.com/en/press-releases-mainmenu-326/4115-drug-lab-discovered-in-nangarhar-material-destroyed.html)
Good to see you again!

Ya know we will never win that war on drugs either.

SassyLady
02-10-2011, 04:11 AM
Good to see you again!

Ya know we will never win that war on drugs either.

I'm surprised that more world leaders haven't legalized drugs ... what better way to control the masses ... get them addicted, mass produce the drugs and put everyone on the dole to keep them in line.

darin
02-10-2011, 06:55 AM
I'm surprised that more world leaders haven't legalized drugs ... what better way to control the masses ... get them addicted, mass produce the drugs and put everyone on the dole to keep them in line.

In the USA that's called "Welfare" ;)

82Marine89
02-10-2011, 02:30 PM
Good to see you again!

Ya know we will never win that war on drugs either.

Thanks. The Army had me do some travelling. Nice to be back on American soil.

As for the so called war on drugs, we all know it is nothing but a farce.