How True was Lord of War? Surplus from the Warsaw Pact (w/ Val Forgett) @ForgottenWeapons
How True was Lord of War? Surplus from the Warsaw Pact (w/ Val Forgett) @ForgottenWeapons
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
When the Soviet Union collapsed, there was a gold rush for the surplus guns held by all the various newly independent republics, as well as the Warsaw Pact nations. Lord of War is not far off...and Val Forgett was there, bringing guns into the US for Navy Arms.

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