Bullshit. How much did you take with you? I didn't take anything but personal copies of hand receipted inventory, signed, showing where, when by who things were found/accounted for, keeping my copy 6 years (past the limits of liability) to protect me, as million$ of dollars I do not have, were on the line, and it is good to have a signed document, showing when items (many sensitive end items including weapons, communication devices, demolition equipment) were seen, identified, counted, located and who witnessed, if something comes up. It was known, what I was hired for, clearances restored, access granted, etc, and it was that attention to detail, background and not being connected directly to the system or units involved, they were looking for. Not being of the system, I had no intention of being on the wrong end of somebody else's liability issues, without proof of what was signed for and turned over to the responsibility units returning from overseas duty as to what was there, and what was not there, before they returned.