War reserves, spares, munitions, and infrastructure are all asked to take risk so that daily operations and training can continue.
The purchase of these munitions rebuilds
war reserves and provides options for future contingencies, it clarified.
The DND also said that the fuel allocated as
war reserves were used "as we are committed not to stop until the job is done."
Galvez went on to say that, in fact, after the onslaught of super - typhoon Yolanda in November 2013, "fuel allocated as
war reserves were utilized as we are committed not to stop until the job is done; and this same fuel needs to be replenished." (with a report from Madel Sabater - Namit)
He stressed that the munitions were part of a program managed by the US military and called
War Reserves Stock Allies-Israel (WRSA-I).
She also manages $800 million in infrastructure, ensuring the safe delivery, receipt, and environmentally safe storage of Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) owned bulk petroleum
war reserves and is credited as key to the department's zero safety mishaps record, contributing to an enduring regional safety record of more than 1,700 days without an accident.
While most had established strategic
war reserves of arms that, they hoped, would be sufficient to replace lost and worn rifles, four facts soon became obvious:
One photo shows "Police
War Reserves and Special Constables" posing for the camera in the cell block exercise yard in Rhiw Road police station in 1940.
Decreased budgets following World War I limited the amount of money it spent on research; maintaining
war reserves was considered a higher priority.
A reluctant Germany was finally convinced to break open its
war reserves, but even that proved insufficient.