The captured goods were transported to the military warehouse.
Soldiers collecting spoils on the battlefield.
Compound of 鹵獲 (rokaku, 'capture' or 'seizure', from 鹵 'salt' extended to 'plunder' and 獲 'obtain') and 品 (hin, 'goods'). The exact historical derivation of 鹵獲 is uncertain, but the kanji are conventionally associated with the meaning of capturing enemy property.