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- The Hidden Military City Inside Cheyenne Mountain - YouTube
Cheyenne Mountain in Colorado Springs hides one of the most advanced underground bunkers ever engineered Built to withstand nuclear strikes, the Cheyenne Mountain Complex protects critical
- Hidden $1 billion bunker under Colorado mountain toured by . . .
In case you haven’t heard, there’s a massive military bunker tucked beneath 9,565-foot Cheyenne Mountain outside of Colorado Springs that’s said to be capable of withstanding a nuclear blast
- Cheyenne Mountain Complex - Wikipedia
Cheyenne Mountain Complex (America's Fortress), is a bi-national, highly classified, $142 4 million facility, hosting Canada and the United States in North America Commanded by United States Space Force (USSF), the Complex serves as collective security, and a deterrent to a response to a nuclear attack by any party by both outside and within NATO Throughout the Cold War, the primary purpose
- NORADs Cheyenne mountain nuclear bunker: An inside look
Click the video at the top of this story to see inside the complex The ultrasecure bunker, about 10 miles from Colorado Springs, was built in 1966 to serve as a fortified command post in the event of a catastrophic attack on the United States
- Cheyenne Mountain NORAD - Visit Colorado Springs
Uncover the secrets of Cheyenne Mountain NORAD in Colorado Springs Learn about the history of NORAD and why there are no Cheyenne Mountain complex tours
- Cheyenne Mountain Hides a Classified Bunker Behind 25-Ton . . .
Engineers chose Cheyenne Mountain over Blodgett Peak because its granite had fewer weak spots Here’s how they built America’s most secure bunker And while it’s off limits to the public, there’s a beautiful state park nearby where you can view this mammoth facility
- Tantalizing glimpse inside the top secret bunker built in a . . .
Completed in 1966 at a cost of $142 million, the Cheyenne Mountain fortress would cost well over $1 billion if built today At the height of the Cold War, it was billed as 'the most secure
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