The Navy was using depleted uranium in CIWS systems for many years. In the late 1990's they switched to armor-piercing titanium.

That is a part of how they dispose of nuclear waste. the density of uranium i shigh, which means it can pierce armored vehicles and depending on the shell/weapon. concrete strictures as well. Just one more way that using nuclear energy for power plants costs the world oer the long term.

Well...if we're not going to allow Bush to be prosecuted for killing thousands over a WMD lie, including American military personnel, just so he can line his family's pockets with more oil money...what's a few radioactive rounds in some shit hole country?

Crimes against humanity.
What else is new 'bout good ole moral 'merca, the shinning city on the hill?

Not surprised I’ve seen them in artillery rounds going back to the 80’s but hell we’re still acting like we weren’t caught supporting al queda and ISIS who were acting like Syrian rebels.