I know where to go if SHTF

[RED333]

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

[10-Ring]

I could spend weeks in that place!

[hipower]

WOW. Spectacular. Awesome.

[whitewolf001]

:dropjaw:

[K191145]

I saw that place the other night on an episode of Lock and Load with R Lee Ermy. Cool place.

Edited February 25, 2014 by K191145

[Caster]

See I don't get it.
They could sell some of that useless artwork for untold millions and maybe they wouldn't have to toss a bunch of good soldiers out in the cold with the coming military cuts.

[runco]

Thanks for posting.

[Dustbuster]

What about these places??





After all comfort has many paths and places :)


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 2 of course it ate my spelling.

[No_0ne]

See I don't get it.
They could sell some of that useless artwork for untold millions and maybe they wouldn't have to toss a bunch of good soldiers out in the cold with the coming military cuts.

 

Want to define "useless"?  Preserving these artifacts should be a priority, from the perspective of history.  I'm sure there are other items in either the Federal, or the Pentagon's budget that could be cut that are more "useless" than this repository.

[TrickyNicky]

See I don't get it.
They could sell some of that useless artwork for untold millions and maybe they wouldn't have to toss a bunch of good soldiers out in the cold with the coming military cuts.

  

Want to define "useless"?  Preserving these artifacts should be a priority, from the perspective of history.  I'm sure there are other items in either the Federal, or the Pentagon's budget that could be cut that are more "useless" than this repository.

While I agree with Casters sentiment, No_One is right. There is plenty of other fat to trim before we get to this.

[ncldwell]

all i can think about is that poor kitty...

[Guest Lowbuster]

For some reason I keep thinking about kittens. Oh well.

[Caster]

Want to define "useless"? Preserving these artifacts should be a priority, from the perspective of history. I'm sure there are other items in either the Federal, or the Pentagon's budget that could be cut that are more "useless" than this repository.

My definition of useless is the application of value to an noun (person, place or thing) that cannot perpetuate sustenance. I'm just not a clingy sentimentalist. Artwork has always been a bit of a conundrum to me. Such great value for a thing that can neither feed you nor give you the means to feed yourself. Tools have value. Water has value. History recorded has value (knowledge is power) but the article in which it is recorded matters little so long as it is recorded accurately. I suppose the riddle of gold is an answer I will never care to seek. Edited February 27, 2014 by Caster

[RED333]

I see Casters point, if ya cant use it, what good it it?

[No_0ne]

My definition of useless is the application of value to an noun (person, place or thing) that cannot perpetuate sustenance. I'm just not a clingy sentimentalist. Artwork has always been a bit of a conundrum to me. Such great value for a thing that can neither feed you nor give you the means to feed yourself. Tools have value. Water has value. History recorded has value (knowledge is power) but the article in which it is recorded matters little so long as it is recorded accurately. I suppose the riddle gold is an answer I will never care to seek.

 

This is a good response, but immediately opens up another discussion, i.e. what is "value"?  Obviously, you place value on tangible possessions, with immediate utility.  There are many others who would see much value in the possession and preservation of objects which have value only in the sense of their historical and cultural significance.

[bersaguy]

They could cut about 90% of the pork fat out of the ACA program and they would not have to cut any thing in military. I have my own opinion on this but without a strong Military to protect our great nation what good is the ACA program with no Country?......................jmho