The phrase "army warehouse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a storage facility or depot used by the military to store equipment, supplies, or other materials.
Example: "The soldiers were instructed to report to the army warehouse to collect their gear before deployment."
Alternatives: "military storage facility" or "defense depot".
They started their careers at an army warehouse in Quetta, Balochistan, after which they tried their luck at a number of other types of businesses.
While in Iraq, he had appropriated millions of dollars' worth of metal left in an Army warehouse, and on some nights he joined his welders, who used it to "up-armor" Humvees.
Mr. Thurow hired Mr. Garofalo, a pioneer in digital design, after the University of Chicago gave the center a long-term lease on an old Army warehouse for $1.
It is based on a Swedish army design first made 60 years ago and, indeed, the first Kronans to be sold were actually rescued from an army warehouse where they had gathered dust for decades.
The board also raised $3.3 million from summer residents to transform an old brick Army warehouse into a year-round community center with a gym, bowling alley and small theater.
A soldier who kept inventory at an Army warehouse in San Antonio has been charged with using his position to order and stockpile military musical instruments and equipment that he sold for nearly $1 million.
IN a former army munitions warehouse on the outskirts of Paris, 18 Tibetan monks in saffron- and crimson-colored robes chop vegetables and tell jokes about the ineffable relationship between movement and meditation that is part of their monastery's spiritual discipline.
You might accomplish what General Douglas MacArthur failed to do with his legions of armies and warehouses full of weapons.
No competitive economy can afford to warehouse an army of maths refuseniks.
After a warehouse of army rations was left open, recalled one resident, "The rabble, white and black, from all parts of town were not slow in availing themselves of its contents".
Throughout the warehouse, an army of life-size animatronic figures stood in varying states of completeness - including headless "Terminator -like sTerminator -likegun-metal grey fiberglasteeldieskeletonsly dressed characters with realistic silicone faces and hands.
