The Patrol Flay stands for the United of the Gang.

And its traditions.

How's your gang unity, fellas?

War jobs are child's play now.

Here's an honest question. How much ammo did we have left over at the end of the war? I'd guess we had a lot. At what point was it no longer necessary to hold scrap drives, and guilt everyone into handing over all their tin? I understand why you'd want to keep everyone psychologically invested in a war mentality for the duration, since attention slacks, people tire of another bond drive, presume victory is imminent, and lose the plot.

I just wonder when the materiel division looked at the stocks, gamed out the worst-case scenario, and said "yeah, we got enough."