A Rough Guide of the Costs of Guns During WWII - Page 2 of 3

@SPC Ron Creech SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth 1SG Frank Boynton Col (Join to see) SMSgt Minister Gerald A. "Doc" Thomas Sgt Trevor Barrett SPC Robert Coventry Cpl Thomas Kifer COL Mikel J. Burroughs MSgt Ken Flood SGT Charles H. HawesSPC Woody Bullard PFC Sandra Wade SGT John Schumacher LTC Jeff Shearer1stSgt Glenn BrackinSGT John " Mac " McConnell CW3 Harvey K. Sgt David G DuchesneauMSG Andrew White

I recall in the 1980's the replacement cost for weapons in the US Army was what the Army paid for them. And this price was not affected by inflation. So when our other Co command section tank(Cpt.'s tank) , ran over an M3A1 grease gun(that the army bought in WWII) , they had to pay $6 whole bucks to replace it. Another time someone crushed their 45 Auto, that was $11 bucks. Or maybe I got the prices backwards and the 45 was 6 and the M3 was 11, still either way dirt cheap.

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