http://www.buzzfeed.com/bennyjohnson/inside-the-armys-spectacular-hidden-treasure-room

I hadn't seen this before and thought it was pretty pretty pretty neat. My assumption is that the writer misses/omits many of the details on the "why" and "how", but hey, if I were in a warehouse like that, I'd be dazzled too.

Camp Stanley north of San Antonio has a storage facility that has packaged and preserved examples (as in crates) of every modern small arm weapon system made since at least 1898.

Got referred and even called for a job their, but they weren't fast enough on the trigger and I wound up elsewhere.

How many other treasures are locked away like that ? I'ed raher spend 175 Mil on that than give it to some foreign country.

In the Fairfax Hospital iirc. Years ago it was an insane asylum. Maybe some of this explains why I'm a natural born gun nut:)