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  • mrmo
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    On the basis that this is the MoD’s army surplus web shop.

    WTF

    Lacroix watch

    So what was the excuse when someone decided they needed to buy a watch that Google suggests costs c£800 new?

    Stoner
    Free Member

    cant open the site, but it’s more likely that its an unallowable gift that has to be disposed of by the MOD. Possibly presented by a foreign diplomat or arms dealer to either an officer or an MOD official. Above a certain value it has to be surrendered to the department for sale or ownership by the government (in the case of, say, valuable artwork etc)

    mrmo
    Free Member

    a dior watch

    raymond wiel

    In which case there seem to be a lot of companies/governments with an odd idea when it comes to gifts.

    Markie
    Free Member

    The Guardian suggested they had been bought to provide cover for intelligence operatives moving in diplomatic circles…

    CaptainFlashheart
    Free Member

    Markie – Member
    The Guardian suggested they had been bought to provide cover for intelligence operatives moving in diplomatic circles…

    This would seem a perfectly reasonable explanation.

    However, defence procurement in the UK is a farce that has to be sorted out pronto speedy. Far too many absurd overspends from a system supposedly designed to “maximise efficiencies in the procurement buying lifecycle experience”*

    * or whatever management bible bullexcrement they spout in the defence procurement sector.

    CaptJon
    Free Member
    maccruiskeen
    Full Member

    I want….

    a flange companion

    Northwind
    Full Member

    They have a Lightning for sale 😯 WANT. Anyone got a couple of avons lying around?

    No proper tanks though 🙁

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