Well, I'd say it's apt to be  an inside job (like some military -hate
to say this but younger types), especially if there was a connection
between the victims. Like somebody who got really PO at MPs or SPs.

Otherwise, dependent kids are often found to be the culprits, though
it could be (I hate to say this) young personnel.  In either case the
funds are most often used to purchase drugs.

Also,  there should be a record of what visitors logged onto and off
the base during that time frame. And, while military law enforcement
primarily investigates these crimes, local PD should have some idea of
who in the local area is fencing that kind of stuff. Even if the
military doesn't do so, you might consider going to locals on your
own.

Fences and gates provide some control over who enters and leaves, but
they only keep honest people honest. Though, generally, on a base,
you're dealing with a better class of low life criminal.  

Entering into the unknown, V'ger seeks information
used to maintain his Vintage Burgundy 1965 Ford
Mustang 2+2 w/289 ci 4v oem A Code V8, C4 Trans,
16x8" Vintage 40 wheels, with BF Goodrich gForce
T/A 225/50ZR16 tires, American Racing "Mustang"
Centercaps, and a whole lot of other stuff; )

I had the SLF (Stereo Liberation Front) pay a visit to my convertible many
years ago.  At that time the state of the art CD players came in multiple
component packages.  Long story short, they cut a $900.00 dollar roof to get
half a CD player and an AM/FM radio.  When I replaced the system I also
installed a Paging alarm system from Crutchfield, still in use to this day.
I keep the siren turned off and carry the pager with me whenever I leave the
car anywhere I think it might be at risk.  I don't want to scare the
bastards off, I want to catch them in the act.  Pager starts beeping and I
just place a call to the police give them description of the car and say
theft in progress.  Cops just love a righteous bust with the crook caught in
the act.

Yip, I lost my mint 1991 LX 5.0 convertible in 2002, when it had less than
30,000 miles on it!  What I found of it, you could put in a shoebox.  Then,
next year, I lost a Bronco from my driveway.

Dude, you should feel lucky.  As f.cked as that sounds, it's true.  But if
you've got a clean shot, take it!

Brad

Get over it??????
Nope!!!!!
At least not for now, this (these) a.shole raped my baby & I will do my best
to see they pay. They knew what they were doing......left $100 sunglasses,
CD's & other items. Also they were careful with wiring, even nice enough to
cut the wires, strip & twist (mine were soldered).
Ok I rambled but if people who are robbed just "get over it" it will
continue to happen. In this case I had just washed & waxed my car which
allowed the detective to lift some very nice prints.
I'll let ya'll know how it pans out, however "get over it" HELL NO!!!!!!!!!

Sincerely
Kelly