Crane Army Renovates Munitions, Saving Money and Resources

By Ms. Hayley Smith (AMC)January 23, 2018

Crane Army Ammunition Activity employees renovate MJU 53B flares, resulting in cost savings of nearly one million dollars on this project alone. These flares produce an infrared (IR) signature to confuse enemy missiles and are essential to protecting Warfighters serving in harm's way. — 1 / 1 Show Caption + Hide Caption – Crane Army Ammunition Activity employees renovate MJU 53B flares, resulting in cost savings of nearly one million dollars on this project alone. These flares produce an infrared (IR) signature to confuse enemy missiles and are essential to protecting Warfighters serving in harm's way. (Photo Credit: Hayley Smith) VIEW ORIGINAL

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