Cannibalization

Cannibalization

Removing serviceable parts and assemblies from an unrepairable vehicle or item of equipment, to be used to repair others; in an extended usage: using personnel of one or more units to complete the authorised strength of another unit.

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Industry/Domain: Military
Category: Peace keeping
Company: United Nations
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