The process of shutting down access to Cheyenne Mountain in the case of an attack or a drill is called "button up." This shed is one of many throughout the complex that are full of equipment that might be needed in case of such an event.
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- There are some things that should not be splashed all over the web, this is one of them. What moron allowed pictures to be taken of this place? Why don't you just give the terrorists a road-map and blue-prints of the place and let them have at it?
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