I am deeply skeptical at the notion that electronics payloads can withstand 5k to 10k g's of loading. A one gram component would experience 100 newtons of load

I am deeply skeptical at the notion that electronics payloads can withstand 5k to 10k g's of loading. A one gram component would experience 100 newtons of loading. That's over 20 pounds of force exerted on something the mass of a paperclip. These aren't your nice, typical static loads, either. Dynamic loading tends to not play nicely with brittle materials, so solar panels will fracture. I would be extremely concerned about the integrity of highly chemically reactive batteries when what's normally a small five pound pack weighs as much as a Bradley fighting vehicle. My questions is, am I getting this wrong? Are you able to cite sources that say this kind of g loading isn't an issue?