Marine Corps Commander Gen. James Amos says the U.S. will not leave "a single thing" behind in Afghanistan after the drawdown.
Top General: Marines 'Not Leaving a Single Thing' In Afghanistan -- US News and World Report
Marine Corps to remove all equipment from warzone or give it to another country, Commandant James Amos says
Marines are not planning a repeat showing of the rusting carcasses of Russian military equipment that litter the ground in Afghanistan following its unsuccessful campaign in the 1980s.
The top Marine general said Wednesday that every single piece of corps equipment will leave Afghanistan with the troops, or will purposefully be given to another country. The Marines have so far withdrawn between 65 and 70 percent of its equipment.
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