The phrase "army depot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a facility where military supplies, equipment, and materials are stored and maintained.
Example: "The soldiers were instructed to report to the army depot to collect their new gear before deployment."
Alternatives: "military storage facility" or "defense supply center".
Over the years the area welcomed an army depot, railway yards and a small college.
He maintained air-conditioners at the army depot; my mother managed a dry cleaner.
In Yangju, a border town north of Seoul, soldiers have recovered most of the land mines and other ammunition lost in a landslide that damaged an army depot.
Or, you can go off in quest of your own personal Elvis sighting, at the Army depot where the newly drafted King shipped out.
1962 U.S. Army Depot Ships in Asia ATHENS — Employing a new concept to increase the mobility of its conventional land forces, the United States is now stationing Army depot ships in Southeast Asia, American defense officials disclosed here today [May 6].
There had also been a disaster in Upper Egypt a few days after Clinton left, in which some six hundred people died when blazing fuel from an Army depot was carried by flash floods through a small town.
He is an Army veteran and works at the nearby Red River Army Depot, a repair facility for Army vehicles.
Army officials plan to start incineration of cold war-era chemical weapons at the Anniston Army Depot early next year.
The Alabama Department of Environmental Management has cited the Army for violations of its permit to burn chemical weapons at the Anniston Army Depot.
One student, Patrick Kissel, 44, a retired Army master sergeant, wants to change careers, and appreciates the opportunity to earn his master's while working as chief of business operations at Letterkenny Army Depot in Pennsylvania.
The new incident is reminiscent of a mistake from November 1994, when a California Army depot sent less than a pound of plutonium to Los Alamos by air using FedEx.
