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COMMENT: With height­ened ten­sion about increased ter­ror­ism from domes­tic extrem­ists, we note that ten pounds of C‑4 plas­tic explo­sive has been report­ed miss­ing from the twen­ty-nine palms Marine Corps base in South­ern Cal­i­for­nia.

1. ” . . . . Sources report that approx­i­mate­ly 10 pounds of Com­po­si­tion C‑4 dis­ap­peared dur­ing a long train­ing exer­cise two weeks ago. They also believe the man­u­fac­tured plas­tic explo­sives may have been stolen. . . .”
2. ” . . . . The base would not con­firm any details with ABC 10News. Capt. Zachary Colvin, with the Marine Air Ground Task Force Train­ing Com­mand, told this sta­tion that ‘the ongo­ing inves­ti­ga­tion into this inci­dent is being han­dled by NCIS and the affect­ed units.’ . . . .”

“Sources: High-pow­ered explo­sives miss­ing, pos­si­bly stolen from South­ern Cal­i­for­nia mil­i­tary base” by Jen­nifer Kast­ner; ABC 10News; 02/04/2021

SAN DIEGO, Calif. (KGTV) — Mil­i­tary offi­cials are work­ing to recov­er high pow­ered explo­sives that van­ished from a South­ern Cal­i­for­nia instal­la­tion, accord­ing to ABC 10News’ sources with close mil­i­tary ties.

The explo­sives dis­ap­peared from the Twen­ty­nine Palms Marine Corps Base, and now a reward is being offered for their dis­cov­ery, sources told ABC 10News.

Sources report that approx­i­mate­ly 10 pounds of Com­po­si­tion C‑4 dis­ap­peared dur­ing a long train­ing exer­cise two weeks ago. They also believe the man­u­fac­tured plas­tic explo­sives may have been stolen.

The unit’s com­mand­ing offi­cer is con­sid­er­ing extend­ing the train­ing exer­cise until the explo­sives are found, sources said. They also con­firm the com­mand­ing offi­cer mes­saged sub­or­di­nate com­mands about a mon­e­tary reward for any infor­ma­tion lead­ing to the dis­cov­ery of the C‑4.

The base would not con­firm any details with ABC 10News. Capt. Zachary Colvin, with the Marine Air Ground Task Force Train­ing Com­mand, told this sta­tion that “the ongo­ing inves­ti­ga­tion into this inci­dent is being han­dled by NCIS and the affect­ed units.”

A spokesper­son for NCIS Pub­lic Affairs wrote to ABC 10News, “Out of respect for the inves­tiga­tive process, NCIS does not com­ment on or con­firm details relat­ing to ongo­ing inves­ti­ga­tions.”

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