I don't know the answer but based on all the stories and discussions it sounded like the plan was to initially send them all our old munitions that were scheduled for destruction. So instead of destroying them in the US they are being destroyed in Ukraine. I think one of the exceptions was the missile defense systems we sent that were not scheduled for destruction and another was possibly some older versions of Abrams tanks that had some of the classified systems stripped out of them. All of this could of course be propaganda for all I know.
> I don't know the answer but based on all the stories and discussions it sounded like the plan was to initially send them all our old munitions that were scheduled for destruction.
They’ve gotten some retired equipment, especially ex-Soviet equipment logistically compatible with their own from Eastern European NATO members, but while most stuff from the US has been from existing stocks, it wasn’t scheduled for destruction, its just quicker to use and backfill stockpiles than order and deliver new.
> I think one of the exceptions was the missile defense systems we sent that were not scheduled for destruction
They are in many cases new-build, and Ukraine is the first user of the GLSDB munition.
> possibly some older versions of Abrams tanks that had some of the classified systems stripped out of them
The original plan was new build Abrams, they were switched to existing ones to get them faster.
