My Journey Inside a Privately Owned Massive Underground Storage Complex, page 2

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reply posted on 11-2-2011 @ 05:32 AM by Candycab

A few years back Iron Mountain was shown in pretty good depth along with the same sort of Commercial storage also operating in Cheyenne Mountain. I think it was on Modern Marvels or something on Discovery. They were constantly excavating new spaces out of both locations and said the large majority of the customers were indeed using the spaces for "Secure Document Storage". It was pretty cool but nothing too exciting about any of it.

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reply posted on 12-2-2011 @ 01:50 AM by Yazman

Originally posted by dirtycrickrat
is it possible that iron mountian could have links to the alleged d.u.m.b. s that people speculate of with the underground high speed trains?

I seriously think the "DUMB" thing is disinfo.. just the acronym alone sort of makes me twig on it a bit. I mean seriously - DUMB?

reply posted on 10-3-2011 @ 11:41 AM by dirtycrickrat

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bump

i understand the acronym being a little dumb. lol but it is a deep underground facility and thats fact.
every govt branch has a nerve center there including the military.
they dont just shred paper and store paper there.

reply posted on 10-3-2011 @ 10:57 PM by TheDark

Possibly there are the servers for the computer network of the White House there...?

reply posted on 10-3-2011 @ 11:37 PM by scooterstrats

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I have a good friend who has worked for USIS at Iron Mountain for at least 10 years. From all he's told me about the place, the OP is pretty acurate with his descrption.

reply posted on 12-3-2011 @ 04:33 AM by scooterstrats

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Just got off the phone with my friend who works inside Iron Mountain. Most of what the OP is accurate. In the last ten years, he sees armed guards, but never saw AR-15s or M-16's. They don't take his phone when he enters (as his cell doesnt work underground anyway).. He, like the majority of others, park topside and walk a long ramp to elevators that take them to their office . They pass armed guards (no rifles), and continue to work.. He seems to know nothing about any restaurants there (and knowing him, he would provide a shnitty tip). He really had no more to say, just a place to go to work. Albeit interesting..

reply posted on 12-3-2011 @ 06:02 AM by P-M-H

nice thread op reading it was almost like being there lol
that place sounds really cool too, if only i could get in...

reply posted on 13-3-2011 @ 04:43 PM by dirtycrickrat

they most defiantly took my cell phone at the gate and the guards inside were armed with assault rifles. maybe they arent armed all the time and i caught them on a high security alert/exercise day? i really dont know, but when i was there they were armed. as for the restaurants i myself did not see any. i was going by the news report.

my friend who works with me at the pizza shop has worked for a fireproofing subcontractor at the mine.
he wants to join and post his stories as he has been all over the place in there. he was never really restricted to working in only 1 area of the place like most employed there.

hes afraid posting info about his job could compromise future employment with the company.
hopefully i can get him on here because his stories are pretty interesting.

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reply posted on 13-3-2011 @ 04:45 PM by dirtycrickrat

Originally posted by scooterstrats
reply to post by dirtycrickrat

Just got off the phone with my friend who works inside Iron Mountain. Most of what the OP is accurate. In the last ten years, he sees armed guards, but never saw AR-15s or M-16's. They don't take his phone when he enters (as his cell doesnt work underground anyway).. He, like the majority of others, park topside and walk a long ramp to elevators that take them to their office . They pass armed guards (no rifles), and continue to work.. He seems to know nothing about any restaurants there (and knowing him, he would provide a shnitty tip). He really had no more to say, just a place to go to work. Albeit interesting..

your friend isn't a visitor to the site. he/she is an employee. im assuming thats why they dont take his/her and every employees cell phones every day.

reply posted on 13-3-2011 @ 09:36 PM by scooterstrats

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PLease dont misunderstand, i am NOT discrediting your story, it makes total sense. Just giving a different view, BTW, my bud doesnt like to talk on the phone too much about the place period. Get him out after a few beers, he tells stories.

reply posted on 14-3-2011 @ 05:18 PM by dirtycrickrat

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no i understand completely and thats exactly how my friend is too. i showed him this thread and he really would like to share his stories but he really doesn't feel comfortable posting about it on a public forum.

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