Do you really think that anyone has looked everywhere they possibly can in order to find them, if they are well hidden. As an example of how easy they would be to hide:
Search in Anbar province yields large weapons cache Sunday, June 5, 2005 Posted: 4:44 PM EDT (2044 GMT)
BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- U.S. Marines and Iraqi soldiers have uncovered a 503,000-square-foot underground insurgent hideout in central Iraq containing large stores of weapons, ammunition and supplies.
The bunker -- the size of nine American football fields or six soccer pitches -- is the largest found in the past year, the U.S. military said Sunday.
No insurgents were in the bunker, but Marines found fully charged cell phones and fresh food in the kitchen, said 1st Lt. Kate VandenBossche, a spokeswoman for the 2nd Marine Division.
The bunker, which measured 902 feet (275 meters) by 558 feet (170 meters), also included furnished living spaces, two showers and an air conditioner, she said.
Other rooms contained machine guns, mortars, rockets, artillery rounds, black uniforms, ski masks, compbuttes, log books and night vision goggles, she said.
Marines on patrol found the bunker Thursday north of Karma, near the city of Falluja.
The patrol was looking for weapons caches in Anbar province when they noticed a lone building in an old rock quarry in the middle of the desert, VandenBossche said.
"In one room there was a large, chest-style electric freezer," she said. "The Marines moved it and found the hidden entrance to the underground quarry system."
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It is not yet known if the bunker was built by Saddam Hussein's regime or if the insurgents created it from the remnants of the quarry.
"We don't know how long the bunker has been in use. We're still exploring the area and notating everything we find," she said.
After Marines search the site, the weapons and munitions will be destroyed through controlled detonations, she said.
It is one of a dozen weapons caches found in the area in the past four days, she said.
