An attempt to implement something similar to the above would prove difficult, but by no means impossible. They too can petition their closet DRMO for ammunition residue and set up limited training areas where they can do banding, palletizing, and bracing operations. They can also start training in SCLs and MCLs. For their MHE operators, they can coordinate with the Red Cross or Salvation Army on some weekends and conduct re-warehousing operations for them. These non-profit organizations are usually more than willing to accept the free labor and this allows the MHE operators to enhance and stay keen on their MHE skills.
Most home stations have bay area type buildings with large opened areas.
MHE and simulated magazine storage area training can be conducted in these types of areas. Commanders can request through their chain of command for permission to buy or lease a couple of ISO containers and start training with them. You can issue the MHE operators mock DA Form 581's and simulate issues to conduct operations. The challenges are tough but the possibilities are endless and limited only to one's imagination. Unit commanders need to seize the initiative and have the audacity to come up with new and innovative ways to train.