超级军网中国劣质镁粉混入美军曳光弹系统
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来源：BBC中文网
http://www.bbc.co.uk/zhongwen/si ... gnesium_china.shtml
美国政府周五（4月30日）以从中国进口劣质镁粉的罪名起诉了六名男子和三家公司。
官员们说，这些劣质镁粉已经进入了国防部的曳光弹系统，但在战时使用和军演之前被发现。
这些镁粉被用来制造了180万个反热能追踪导弹的曳光干扰弹，总价值为4200万美元。
官员们说，这些曳光弹于安装在飞机之前被发现，现在将被全部销毁。
检察官霍查尔说，这些曳光弹是战斗机飞行员面临导弹攻击时的最后防御手段，简直不敢想象使用这些劣质东西将给我们造成什么样的损失。
起诉书说，这六名分别来自美国纽约、宾夕法尼亚和中国北京的被告精心策划的走私骗局不但使他们从这次军火生意中获利丰厚，还躲过了为保护美国镁产品而设置的严厉关税。
调查人员说，这些来自中国的镁粉混杂在装有铝块的箱内以假标签进入洛杉矶和华盛顿口岸，从而躲过了306%的关税。
在进入美国后，铝块被挑出，而镁粉则被卖给一家对此毫不知情的国防部合同商，这家合同商随后将这批镁粉转卖给国防部。
五角大楼要求所有用于军事目的的镁粉必须来自美国或加拿大，而这批来自中国的镁粉低于美国国防部的要求。
参与这一走私行动的有五名美国人和一名叫做钱晨（音译）的北京人。
对这些人的指控罪名如果成立，他们可能面临20年的监禁和25万美元的罚款。
来源：BBC中文网
http://www.bbc.co.uk/zhongwen/si ... gnesium_china.shtml
美国政府周五（4月30日）以从中国进口劣质镁粉的罪名起诉了六名男子和三家公司。
官员们说，这些劣质镁粉已经进入了国防部的曳光弹系统，但在战时使用和军演之前被发现。
这些镁粉被用来制造了180万个反热能追踪导弹的曳光干扰弹，总价值为4200万美元。
官员们说，这些曳光弹于安装在飞机之前被发现，现在将被全部销毁。
检察官霍查尔说，这些曳光弹是战斗机飞行员面临导弹攻击时的最后防御手段，简直不敢想象使用这些劣质东西将给我们造成什么样的损失。
起诉书说，这六名分别来自美国纽约、宾夕法尼亚和中国北京的被告精心策划的走私骗局不但使他们从这次军火生意中获利丰厚，还躲过了为保护美国镁产品而设置的严厉关税。
调查人员说，这些来自中国的镁粉混杂在装有铝块的箱内以假标签进入洛杉矶和华盛顿口岸，从而躲过了306%的关税。
在进入美国后，铝块被挑出，而镁粉则被卖给一家对此毫不知情的国防部合同商，这家合同商随后将这批镁粉转卖给国防部。
五角大楼要求所有用于军事目的的镁粉必须来自美国或加拿大，而这批来自中国的镁粉低于美国国防部的要求。
参与这一走私行动的有五名美国人和一名叫做钱晨（音译）的北京人。
对这些人的指控罪名如果成立，他们可能面临20年的监禁和25万美元的罚款。
这消息的准确性有点悬。等大大们爆料
所以说尽快恢复中美间正常的军事贸易对美国也 :D是大有好处的！
高中实验室偷镁条在教室放当焰火放。。。
有个问题，MD怎么起诉中国人？难道跑到北京来抓人？
居然有这种事情?啊啊啊啊
等出处啦。
要是没被发现，岂不是。。。可惜了
这消息有点雷。。。。。。不知中国自己的干扰弹怎样
{:wu:}消息确认，标题让我大汗Bad Chinese magnesium entered US arsenal，劣质美分原来是Bad magnesium，我以为bad就是个口语词，上不了大雅之堂呢
合众社消息
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Federal authorities charged six people and three companies Friday with importing substandard magnesium powder from China into the United States, where officials say it got into the Defense Department's arsenal but was discovered before being used in combat or exercises.
The powder was used to make 1.8 million "countermeasure" flares, worth $42 million, that are used by military aircraft to divert heat-seeking missiles. Officials said that none made it onto aircraft before being quarantined, and that all will be destroyed.
"Heaven forbid the measures would not have worked if a pilot was under direct attack by a missile and this was his or her last line of defense," U.S. Attorney William Hochul said.
A grand jury indictment outlined an elaborate scheme that allowed defendants — who hail from New York, Pennsylvania and China — not only to benefit from a lucrative defense contract, but also to avoid steep tariffs meant to protect the American magnesium industry.
The Chinese-made magnesium was mixed with aluminum nuggets and mislabeled when it entered the country in sealed drums through ports in Los Angeles and Washington, investigators said, so that it would not be subject to a 306 percent duty.
Once inside the United States, the quarter-inch aluminum nuggets were sifted out and the magnesium sold to an unknowing defense contractor, Kilgore Flares, investigators said.
"As a result, DOD was sold non-conforming flares, which could have put our war fighters at additional risk," said Lev Kubiak, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in Buffalo.
None of those charged was in custody Friday, authorities said. An arraignment had not yet been scheduled.
Among those named in the indictment was Charles Wright, the owner of ESM Group Inc. in the Buffalo suburb of Amherst, who allegedly received the Chinese magnesium and then sold it to Kilgore Flares. Wright did not return telephone messages left at his home or business, which was not named in the indictment.
Wright allegedly received the material from a Franklin, Pa., company, Superior Metal Powders, via Qian Chen, of Beijing, as well as Buffalo-area importer William Nehill and Nehill's International Technology Group.
All were charged in the indictment, along with Superior employees Gregory Magness and Justin Magness. Gregory Magness declined to comment when reached by phone at his Polk, Pa., home Friday. Nehill did not return a call seeking comment.
The Defense Department requires all the finely ground magnesium used for flares to be made in the United States or Canada. The material, which originated in China, did not meet the military's stringent quality standards and might have resulted in a shorter shelf life for the flares, authorities said.
The charge of wire fraud carries a possible 20-year prison term and $250,000 fine. The conspiracy charge carries a maximum five-year term and the same fine. The government also is seeking to recover millions of dollars through the forfeiture of assets.
http://www.google.com/hostednews ... aFYPjuAp0QD9FDNMQO2
合众社消息
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Federal authorities charged six people and three companies Friday with importing substandard magnesium powder from China into the United States, where officials say it got into the Defense Department's arsenal but was discovered before being used in combat or exercises.
The powder was used to make 1.8 million "countermeasure" flares, worth $42 million, that are used by military aircraft to divert heat-seeking missiles. Officials said that none made it onto aircraft before being quarantined, and that all will be destroyed.
"Heaven forbid the measures would not have worked if a pilot was under direct attack by a missile and this was his or her last line of defense," U.S. Attorney William Hochul said.
A grand jury indictment outlined an elaborate scheme that allowed defendants — who hail from New York, Pennsylvania and China — not only to benefit from a lucrative defense contract, but also to avoid steep tariffs meant to protect the American magnesium industry.
The Chinese-made magnesium was mixed with aluminum nuggets and mislabeled when it entered the country in sealed drums through ports in Los Angeles and Washington, investigators said, so that it would not be subject to a 306 percent duty.
Once inside the United States, the quarter-inch aluminum nuggets were sifted out and the magnesium sold to an unknowing defense contractor, Kilgore Flares, investigators said.
"As a result, DOD was sold non-conforming flares, which could have put our war fighters at additional risk," said Lev Kubiak, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in Buffalo.
None of those charged was in custody Friday, authorities said. An arraignment had not yet been scheduled.
Among those named in the indictment was Charles Wright, the owner of ESM Group Inc. in the Buffalo suburb of Amherst, who allegedly received the Chinese magnesium and then sold it to Kilgore Flares. Wright did not return telephone messages left at his home or business, which was not named in the indictment.
Wright allegedly received the material from a Franklin, Pa., company, Superior Metal Powders, via Qian Chen, of Beijing, as well as Buffalo-area importer William Nehill and Nehill's International Technology Group.
All were charged in the indictment, along with Superior employees Gregory Magness and Justin Magness. Gregory Magness declined to comment when reached by phone at his Polk, Pa., home Friday. Nehill did not return a call seeking comment.
The Defense Department requires all the finely ground magnesium used for flares to be made in the United States or Canada. The material, which originated in China, did not meet the military's stringent quality standards and might have resulted in a shorter shelf life for the flares, authorities said.
The charge of wire fraud carries a possible 20-year prison term and $250,000 fine. The conspiracy charge carries a maximum five-year term and the same fine. The government also is seeking to recover millions of dollars through the forfeiture of assets.
http://www.google.com/hostednews ... aFYPjuAp0QD9FDNMQO2
陆地天空海洋 发表于 2010-5-3 10:10 
凭什么起诉中国人
一分钱一分货
花多少钱买多少东西
他自己内部腐败，买了次品怪商家？
凭什么起诉中国人
一分钱一分货
花多少钱买多少东西
他自己内部腐败，买了次品怪商家？
劣质镁粉~也是TG的武器嘛~
回复 5# 陆地天空海洋
应该没得起诉吧，看样子是他们自己人搞的进口。卖他的人又不知道他用来干什么的。
应该没得起诉吧，看样子是他们自己人搞的进口。卖他的人又不知道他用来干什么的。
关键是巨额走私，又不是他们直接把镁粉卖给国防部的。要不然那里就罚25万
[:a2:]“在进入美国后，铝块被挑出，而镁粉则被卖给一家对此毫不知情的国防部合同商，这家合同商随后将这批镁粉转卖给国防部。”
大家听听，啧啧啧啧……把自己择的多干净。要说还是老美厉害，瞧人家这屁股擦的——白又亮！:D
大家听听，啧啧啧啧……把自己择的多干净。要说还是老美厉害，瞧人家这屁股擦的——白又亮！:D
好消息哦
混得越多越好啊~~
劣质“美分”啊。:D
赶快查一查我们的干扰弹！
余则成满赛{:jian:}
对付煤锅就要这样无孔不入。。多多的的走私劣质稀土给他们吧。。。{:jian:}
:D突然发现论坛表情我突然又能用了...
本来出口的时候不知道是军用的...结果被用来以次充好了...
本来出口的时候不知道是军用的...结果被用来以次充好了...
想起了过去美帝坠机怪芯片的事
可惜啊，被发现了，以后努力争取向Md军方大量输出，
这事情，估计根本不是镁粉劣质与否的问题，估计是最大的原因是走私逃税的问题，，，话说美帝的镁粉的关税也太狠了，有没有违反世贸的协议啊。
这东西和烟花里的有什么不同吗？
本来是TG用来做烟花的，走私MD做了干扰弹
问题是MD再怎么不知情，那么MD质量监控在哪里？！
不知道是走私的情有可原，但是他们不检查一下质量吗？！
问题是MD再怎么不知情，那么MD质量监控在哪里？！
不知道是走私的情有可原，但是他们不检查一下质量吗？！
红色俱乐部 发表于 2010-5-3 13:11
这不前2天 deepspace 还在吹捧MD实行自由资本主义吗？五角大楼要求所有用于军事目的的镁粉必须来自美国或加拿大，原来只有MD和加拿大才能自由
这不前2天 deepspace 还在吹捧MD实行自由资本主义吗？五角大楼要求所有用于军事目的的镁粉必须来自美国或加拿大，原来只有MD和加拿大才能自由
希望国内的奸商们以后多多为之。。。。。也算间接的爱国{:jian:}！
。。。。。。。。这些做生意的。
别问~WO 发表于 2010-5-3 15:51
估计是老美也贪便宜。。。。。
估计是老美也贪便宜。。。。。
可惜，被发现早了
此淫是淫才啊！
阴髦 绝对的阴髦
好同志啊， 好同志 。。。。。
陆地天空海洋 发表于 2010-5-3 10:10
抓的是美国那边的奸商。
抓的是美国那边的奸商。
可惜掉啦、、、、
来捞分的。。。
前些年妹滴用了从中国进口的军服不是都被小题大作上纲上线么？怎么用中国的镁粉和稀土的时候妹滴FF们不小题大作了？:D
钱晨（音译）的北京人。
这位淫才叫“钱程”
这位淫才叫“钱程”