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411th Ordnance Battalion Disassembles Claymore Kits

By Ms. Hayley Smith (AMC)July 24, 2018

Soldiers from the 411th Ordnance Battalion disassemble M18A1 Claymore kits as part of Crane Army's demilitarization program. The 411th conducts its two-week annual training at Crane Army Ammunition Activity to gain experience handling live ammo and increase mission readiness. Soldiers work side-by-side with Army civilian professionals executing Crane's mission of delivering munitions around the world. Crane Army specializes in conventional munitions support for U.S. Army and Joint Force readiness, including production, demilitarization, transportation and storage.
1 / 2 Show Caption + Hide Caption – Soldiers from the 411th Ordnance Battalion disassemble M18A1 Claymore kits as part of Crane Army's demilitarization program. The 411th conducts its two-week annual training at Crane Army Ammunition Activity to gain experience handling live ammo and increase mission readiness. Soldiers work side-by-side with Army civilian professionals executing Crane's mission of delivering munitions around the world. Crane Army specializes in conventional munitions support for U.S. Army and Joint Force readiness, including production, demilitarization, transportation and storage. (Photo Credit: Hayley Smith) VIEW ORIGINAL
Soldiers from the 411th Ordnance Battalion disassemble M18A1 Claymore kits as part of Crane Army's demilitarization program. The 411th conducts its two-week annual training at Crane Army Ammunition Activity to gain experience handling live ammo and increase mission readiness. Soldiers work side-by-side with Army civilian professionals executing Crane's mission of delivering munitions around the world. Crane Army specializes in conventional munitions support for U.S. Army and Joint Force readiness, including production, demilitarization, transportation and storage.
2 / 2 Show Caption + Hide Caption – Soldiers from the 411th Ordnance Battalion disassemble M18A1 Claymore kits as part of Crane Army's demilitarization program. The 411th conducts its two-week annual training at Crane Army Ammunition Activity to gain experience handling live ammo and increase mission readiness. Soldiers work side-by-side with Army civilian professionals executing Crane's mission of delivering munitions around the world. Crane Army specializes in conventional munitions support for U.S. Army and Joint Force readiness, including production, demilitarization, transportation and storage. (Photo Credit: Ms. Hayley Smith (AMC)) VIEW ORIGINAL

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