What's this?

[Horace]

Row upon row of these bunkers, somewhere in Arkansas.

My wife is working there randomly because she's been employed as the CEO assistant at a specialized logistics company that deals with highly regulated stuff like uranium or weapons. She's labeling shipments of propellant, destination Ukraine. Only approved personnel can do that, and she works for the approved company, so everybody who works there is chipping in.

Just wonder if anybody can guess any of the details of the site.

[Mik]

Missile silos. There used to be Titan missiles there until they were abandoned.

[jon-nyc]

I could tell you but then I’d have to kill you.

[Horace]

Highland Industrial Park, a storage and testing facility for Defense Department contractors in East Camden, is in Calhoun and Ouachita counties. The 17,000-acre park contains 600 munitions storage bunkers. Used for testing and storing Navy ammunitions during World War II, much of the former depot now functions as the Highland Industrial Park, where several Defense Department contractors store munitions and conduct tests.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shumaker_Naval_Ammunition_Depot

[Horace]

UN 0242, propelling charges for cannon. The team this week had to label 10000 boxes. They've been sending teams for the past several weeks.

[Tom-K]

I was thinking it was the New Hobbiton for the nuclear based real world cutting edge Hobbits of the 21st Century.

[89th]

Very cool.

It’s a common signature of silos (or similar) such as what you can find if you’re looking at the Minot Air Force base where we keep long range bombers and nuke missiles.

[Horace]

Sweat shop labor, but with advanced weaponry. Everybody’s back hurts. I couldn’t do it.