To equip the bedraggled Afghan National Army, the United States has awarded $300 million to a shady little outfit operating out of an unmarked office in Miami Beach, run by a 22-year-old, with a licenced masseur as a vice president. The result: Decomposing ammo, more than 40 years old, mostly from rotting Communist bloc stockpiles, which NATO has had to spend millions of dollars destroying. “This is what they give us for the fighting,” says Lieutenant Colonel Amanuddin. “It makes us worried, because too much of it is junk.”