Great news /k/,
You now have a low ranking government position dealing with weapon contracts, a US warehouse, and a staff of 10 people.
You have been given a $5,000,000 budget to add gear that will dramatically increase the performance of up to 1,000 Ukrainian soldiers that are mostly already kitted and veteran. You may choose to supply as few as 500 instead to provide more $$$ per soldier. The soldiers can receive up to 1 month of training related to the gear. >Due to specific budget justifications: all products must be commercially available and American produced (has to at least have the assembled in america sticker).

>>63925617 (OP)
I give each of them a cheap stab-proof vest and a spork. Get fucked, Ukes.

>>63925617 (OP)
5 milly is unironically more than enough to build a nuclear bomb

>>63925617 (OP)
one man trained in nuclear physics
have him use the money to create a nuclear bomb

>>63925628
hivemind

>>63925617 (OP)
I fire the staff, sell the warehouse, and take my 5 million to a Central American country where noone will find me and live like John McAfee did.

>>63925622
Saving the budget for yourself and giving crap to the troops? You must be russian.

>>63925617 (OP)
At least like 2 or 3 mil of that will just be overhead for your group. Experienced contract managers and PMs make $100k+

>>63925617 (OP)
I’m taking that 5 million and flying to a non US extradition country.

>>63925617 (OP)
Buy as many cool, obscure machine guns and rifles as possible with as much ammo as 1 million bucks can buy. Then dissappear into some Sub-Saharan shithole and become a warlord with my own personal harem of guns

>>63925665
Zelenskyy's Russian?

>>63925622
It's a thought experiment for supporting western backed shenanigans against large militaries. Replace the side with your favorite hypothetical slightly under equipped against another larger nation.
>>63925622
>>63925630
Not the spirit of the assignment. We are trying to find things that would make a difference at the infantry level.
>>63925665
You're hired. 350k/yr easy job with benefits, you have access to reasonable military equipment for capability testing (up to armed tanks on tank ranges), but you have to make power points explaining your reasoning for picking equipment at the end of each program
>>63925668
That's all accounted for. Your budget was specifically an experiment for gear.

>>63925661
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>>63925809
Explains why so many generals in foreign armies are shady and a good reason to overpay management.
>>63925617 (OP)
>For 700 infantry so ~$7100/unit
>pvs14 NV with anchor retrofits for common helmets ($5000~ altogether)
>old peq2 and peq15 where available at military prices or stolen ones from the internet ($2000~). If this is unobtainable due to the commercial rules: Steiner dbal-a3 at $1500 and email Steiner about sending full power variants if possible.
>1 month hit and run night operations
>Any remainder into quality foldable hand saws. Any remainder after that into hard cases for NV.
Would eat up most of budget and likely make the largest impact if spread out across different regions in teams of 5 by not allowing russians to concentrate defenses to specifically counter it. The hand saws can help with more quickly setting up defenses.

>>63925617 (OP)
5 million? What do you expect me to do with 4 million, the 3 million you gave me is hardly enough
*makes unauthorized border crossing*

>dumbasses itt
You are supposed to make your own arms company then award the contract to yourself.
Otherwise you are losing the money and going to gitmo.