Ordnance TSF: An Inside Look - Overview

For this week's look inside the Ordnance Training Support Facility, GEN Edward Daly, Commanding General, U.S. Army Materiel Command, provides an overview of the facility. It was an honor to have our 37th Chief of Ordnance return and host a tour of the facility!
#GoOrdnance! #GoArmy

[@philgross1553]

Glad to see the artifacts being restored and preserved after so many years of neglect outside in the field around the Old Museum at Aberdeen. I truly think that the macro artifacts should be open to the public as there are a lot interested people out there that would love to see them.... Missed opportunity to create and use a recruiting and a positive public opinion tool.

[@lmyrski8385]

Just found this. Great to see those artifacts are being taken care of. Looking forward to more videos!

[@PopeOfTheBullpuptistChurch]

They need to talk to Ian McCollum

[@adrianbalboa5353]

The US Army should not hide away rare vehicles away from the public to see. It just seems wrong to me.

[@youshihunter]

These vehicles help train Ordnance Soldiers in learning the History of the US Army Ordnance Corps. Many of these vehicles have been seized by the Army in previous conflicts, the Teachers within the Course explain as it was one of the many roles of the Ordnance Corps. Yes, it seems wrong, but collectors didn't take these, but Soldiers that fought and captured said vehicles (For Non-US Vehicles).

[@BarryzClips7]

If you want to see it, join the fucking army. The army isn’t some sort of public attraction site. We are the US Military .

[@Droopybear]

For a general, I'd expect you to have done this without cards. Wouldn't you expect that of a major or captain? So tired of stars' hypocrisy.

[@Halo47143]

I’m more distracted by the hand motions, it’s a little unnatural