Inside a Classified Cave in Norway with Supplies to Sustain 15,000 US Marines in Combat for 30 Days

#cave #norway #nato
Stockpiles of U.S. Marine Corps weapons, vehicles, ammunition and other equipment have been located eight facilities in Norway since 1981 as part of what is currently designated the Marine Corps Prepositioning Program-Norway (MCPP-N). Six of the eight facilities are located in caves.
The equipment in the caves can support an Marine Expeditionary Brigade (MEB) of roughly 15,000 U.S. Marines, with enough supplies to operate for 30 days.
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[@naughty.r0bot]

If they're allowed to show it on KZbin, it means it's been public knowledge for decades. It's not "secret."

[@garymathena2125]

During the Cold War, in West Germany, they had huge warehouses that were humidity controlled holding complete brigade and division sized sets. They were called POMCUS, prepositioned equipment waiting for ww3 to kick off. All they would do is fly troops over from the states, mate them up with the equipment, and drive off to the battlefield. It wasn't a secret, the Russians knew where they were. If fact their plan was to drop SPETSNAZ on them or persistent chemicals. These stocks were also used in REFORGER, a yearly exercise to test readiness.

[@user-fr9qq9ep7w]

With KZbin permission as you say. If you could post the same type locations of North Korea storage under ground bunkers & Missile sites. That would be very helpful for me.

[@TheBooban]

@@user-fr9qq9ep7waye, US military is stupid. Don’t make it easy for the enemy.

[@guntera3845]

it‘s classified in the title not secret. Maybe I never saw where it says secret but I don‘t know where you got it from. There are different levels of classification.

[@frodej6640]

Norway has only one country to worry about and that is Russia. Russia has spy satellites and people to comb every pixel, and agents is rampant i norway. The facilities is very visible on google maps, so I guess they gave up on keeping it secret. Norway is the kind of country where people live all over the place. We take social distancing seriously. That makes it very hard to hide anything since there is people all over the place. It is not like USA or Russia where humongous areas can be reserved for the military, and even then there are several days of driving before you find the first house. Norway is also not very good at keeping things secret. Too many things are leaking because of incompetence. But it is hard, because every installation needs electricity, water, communication, cables and whatnot - so they end up on so many different lists.

[@cameroncurrie7208]

I'm Canadian and trained in Norway. They have alot of surprises. It's basically impossible to invade. They have underground rail cars with explosives that can knock out any major routes into the country ect, if need be.

[@heuhen]

Defensive lines outside Tromsø, in Northern Norway, massive killing ground, with every type of cannons build into the mountains, including 180mm ships cannons, with their autoloaders, the most interesting position was the bunker in the middle of everything...

[@t.r.l.4377]

tellem! 😁

[@friendoftellus5741]

🤫

[@totalammnesyforgot5528]

Was told by nephew pilot; Same in lower N-Shore PQ. Fighters jets hidden in mountains 24/7.

[@heuhen]

@@totalammnesyforgot5528 That's Sweden, all roads for them, is a runway.

[@Dog.soldier1950]

It’s certainly not secret, not well known but thousands of Marines and Norwegians have been in and out of there.

[@johnzubil2875]

sounds kinky. lol

[@fonkyman]

right... its so secret the first thing they did is zoom in on it on google maps :P

[@craigkdillon]

Very secret. Just us KZbinrs get to know. Shhhh, don't tell anyone.

[@sandman75sandman97]

@@fonkyman Come and get it. Fighing a war in Norway ( Alaska ) is hard , dark and cold as hell. The tarrain is a nightmare everywhere in it s own way. ( NO ) lol

[@fonkyman]

what ?@@sandman75sandman97

[@50mi55ile]

When I served in the British army ,we held winter excercises in Norway and had a pool of vehicles stored out there

[@jimshoe402]

Who Paid for IT ???

[@boansy1]

We had a company of commando's on the hills around locations training with the US and Norgies.

[@user-ci7vu7eo9w]

​@@jimshoe402 idiots 😂

[@hawlikd]

Those ski binding look great, a nice upgrade from what they had in the past.

[@chrishackett554]

I was a USMC 0352 with 2nd Mar Div, 2nd Marine regiment and did two NATO Ops in Norway in the late 80s. We were cold weather specialists. Workups started in January with 30 days at Cold Weather Mountain Warfare School and the another 30 days at Ft McCoy, Wisconsin, then Tower Air 747 to Norway. The big plan was to airlift Marines from CONUS and have the prepositioned ready to go to fight the Russians as they would attempt to come down from the north through Finland. We were up by Narvik and Tromso. Very few avenues of approach for the Orcs to maneuver around due to all the mountains and fjords. We would have kicked their Orc asses back then and based on their current operations in the Ukraine, most definitely kick their asses now.

[@Kevin-np3sx]

not to mention the disaster the last time they messed with the Finns.

[@spiff1003]

Thank you dedicating your time to our defense. You got tihs right... Tromsø to Bardufoss, a lot of different passes, in particular around Skibotn. Narrow valleys... They may come through Finland, do an amhibious landing or cross over Finnmark (northern Norway.). Most likely a combination. They won't have an easy job south of Tromsø.

[@Cpl.J.Sins.]

what a bot

[@Riceball01]

I was in Norway as part of Operation Battle Griffin back in the '90s. It was a change from my normal annual 2 week Reserve gig in the Stumps.

[@MrKbtor2]

Semper Fi, Slava Ukraini

[@flyaccelerated]

We do alot of training up there every year so it makes sense for us to just keep the equipment there instead of spending insane amounts of money to ship it back and fourth.

[@4700_Dk]

This is nothing new, during the 80’s when serving in West Germany we had our own equipment. And had pre positioned enough vehicles and ammunition to supply 5 infantry divisions. They would fly over from CONUS within 72 hours of hostilities if needed. They referred to these exercises are REFORGER.

[@roynoccorina5022]

REFORGER 1976.101abn.

[@branned]

It was 10 Divisions in 10 days was the goal.

[@franksespool8150]

I remember a cave I couldn't see the end of

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

Tell our enemies exactly where the troops are coming from im sure thatll help us

[@jastrapper190]

Wow thank God! They finally upgraded those ski bindings from that trash elasticized metal band. Good job Marines.

[@SpartanONegative]

I watched the army deliver armored vehicles to a facility in Wisconsin. An old mine. It was cool. Armored vehicles as far as the eye could see.

[@brenchomsky3515]

Business is good huh !!!

[@Djamonja]

@@brenchomsky3515 Welcome to the real world

[@stevefarrugia-dc7qt]

to free Canada ? lol

[@geronimo5537]

As an American. it is like looking back at the 90s and early 2000s. Same equipment overall. It is good to see it being used in a good country for a change though.

[@baneofbanes]

90’s and 2000’s equipment still works just fine.

[@ludger05]

Militaries typically cycle equipment out over decades. We're going through modernization now.

[@johnzubil2875]

its free. Theyll like it.

[@P4hko]

@@johnzubil2875 It's under American control and US are probably paying for the bases and maintenance. Don't see much good it does there other then maybe a water landing in Russias artic region but that is a no go scenario anyway

[@sandman75sandman97]

@@P4hko Europe has a opulation of 741,894,921people. U guy s think u could win a war with china without us ? Every fight u joined or started u have ask`d us to join u. And did. Wich has flooded the EU with imigrants from these wars. Thx a lot guys. If europe go`s. Your on your own against russia , Iran , CHINA and south korea ext ext ext IS Hamas ext ext ext U SEE THE BIG PICTURE ? U would be D E S T R O Y D. Dead eagle RIP. As a norwagian. I DONT wanna see this happen !!! there`s a reason u speak english Mr. Cause u dont have your own language. The truth sucks.

[@user-zn7yv9fn4f]

I’ve known this for a long time now. I’ve “prezed” (preserved) a lot of these pieces myself for long term storage and the US military has a lot of facilities like this around the world in case of WW3. USMC 02-06 IYAOYAS

[@cadillaccooke811]

I was there for cold response 16, can't believe this is on KZbin now

[@mr.knowitall6902]

When I was stationed with that command, it was secret, nobody was able to even come on the base. It is insane to me that we have all this media coverage, showing our capabilities where it’s located and all this other nonsense I think it weakens our fighting force.

[@tonyangelias6808]

I feel you!! This is nice to know… but why give shyt away? Should be classified with “Need to Know” or at best NATO TOP SECRET!!

[@Dennan]

maybe its impossible to hide due to space sattilites , hence why they showing it as a sign of strength to like " dont try invade" i dont think military would show these thing if they didnt have a motive behind it.

[@jacobtedder4813]

Think about what we don’t show then

[@JinKazama92]

military installations will never be a secret.

[@-aepo-]

Exactly. @@jacobtedder4813 What we see in this video here is the tippy top of the proverbial iceberg.

[@IvorRumblynass]

Back in the late 80's I knew a guy who was responsible for emptying some of these old US military storage sites, I believe somewhere in Scandinavia. They opened up store and found a load of DUKW amphibious vehicles left preserved from WW2. Back then DUKW were selling at about £35,000 between collectors and that was if you could find one.

[@simonm1528]

If the country you're living in gets to print the currency the world uses to back it's currency then you can literally have anything.

[@branned]

When Canada refused to do its NATO job the USMC had to pick up the mission in the Cold War in Norway.

[@TheBooban]

Yeah, Canada would be perfect to back up the Nordics. What’s wrong with them?

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

Canada has a habit of not paying their bills and flaking from their responsibikities. We are constantly dealing with their liberal bullshit. Texas oklahoma these places cannot stand canada its essentually nazi germany to us. To me as an american i see canada as a failed country designwd to competr with usa over land disputes since the begging. Theyve been in the way since the bwggining. George washington was literally going west and he huts the missisipi its filled with frenchmen he went to war and beat them back to canada where they also didnt belong. Then after washington they had to go to war against the spanish mexicans to get to california. A shithole today. Anyway, then we didntnhave alaska the corrupt french canadians had it but then russia was claiming it was theres also. So they gave it to us and we paid russia to stay in their side of the diomedes in their bad financial period because of the ussr collapse. So canada cant defend from russia or china mainly russia. They cant defend themselves. They banned guns you need a permit for a bear gun its a.full blown permission slip requiring order following tyranny bro on the bordee of montana. How can such socially nice people be so anti rights. The less gun rights canada gets the easier it will be for usa to buy or take places like yukon and northern territories,.whuch frankly should be usa. Canada doesnt protect their own airspace. We have to. They dont do much besides hog land and volunterily give up rights. At least mant. Not all not all. A lot in fact there they can hardly believe the taliban has more gun rights than them. They need a permit for a bear gun and no self defense guns at all despite usa being the supermassice armed sheild geographically protecting them from russia mexico. The canadians really admire the frency but not usa. I mean france teams with usa a lot but france didnt want canada to exist 😂 spain neither none of them wanter usa or canada to exist. Florida has all these spanish named not spanish from mexico spaniah from spain back in the 1600s 1700s when they were warring over the land before it became usa and canada or even mexico. Mexico is worse than canada even today though. You respect their way of living the food, but its cartels homelands really it would be better if usa owmed mexico theyre sorta like two beligerent children this canada and mexico. Usa.itself is way ahead of them both

[@branned]

@@fishy2939 I agree NATO should not exist. Let Europe pay for its own defense.

[@bremnesen]

After Norway refused to help them in Helmand, Afghanistan? Understandable.

[@JeffHenry-cq3is]

Interesting all the desert camo and Middle East armor upgrades

[@heuhen]

Equipment in these facilities are on rotations. So when something is taken out, it is replaced with something else. You can probably ques what they was rotated with. Equipment that are stored in these facility have already been maintained/serviced/fixed. Equipment with dessert camo have probably been trough the facility in Germany or in USA. Equipment in these bunkere that are taken out for service are either maintained locally or transported to US where it will be used

[@haarstad88]

not many are allowed inside. outside gate is a open area to public. a lot of fairs and shows use to be held there due to the large available space

[@573998]

The only secret is most Jarheads can't spell Cave in Norway

[@roisingtommy]

In Norway its called 'hule' or 'grotte'

[@hanskorschinowski1113]

Nothing new here, known about this hole in the ground for 40 years

[@paolotorres8537]

40 years and you better hope the hardware will still work if needed

[@heuhen]

@@paolotorres8537 They are stored on rotation. equipment that are taken out for service/repairs/upgrades/use/etc. are replaced with ned equipment. They are stored for max "X" amount of years. And are always in perfect running order. All bunkers have the interior temperature and climate controlled, to give an ideal storage. You can jump in any truck in there and start anyone of those trucks on basically first try.

[@Dog.soldier1950]

3:33 no party like shore party

[@troyglover9599]

First in last out!!! 0481 1989-2005 been in Norway 92 96 05 . Visited the caves too

[@foldvarimarton]

How is everything so spotless? Even the vehicles stored outside, it's unbelievable.

[@Leffe192]

Not stored outside, lined up for inspection and shipping on rail and ferry.

[@user-fk7kr2nr7o]

秘密のガレージな感じが好き

[@filipfenix]

Next up, a guide to our super secret launch codes.

[@normandong4479]

It is impressive when we see supply depot where things have been pre-positioned. We just hope there won’t be an emergency where they are needed, but always good to prepare. Unanswered is whether there are enough depot and what condition the gear and supplies will be in ‘xx’ years from now. We are proud of our armed forces, but we should be prouder still of sound foreign policy and diplomacy that avoids conflict.

[@NotMe-hm2zd]

no, we shouldnt asshole.

[@cordyceps420]

I suspect that theese were initially secret, but was then discovered some way. And when the cat's out of the bag, it's better to show it to everyone so any one thinking of crossing the US won't underestimate their capabilities.

[@heuhen]

well the facility are 40++ years old It's like kids are scared of the monster under the bed

[@user-kp9tz7lu8b]

こういう地下基地とかトンネル陣地みたいなの個人的に好き

[@heuhen]

We have many of them in Norway, some that are even larger and some that are small. We have bunkers with it's own shipyard for submarines, inside mountains. Bunkers to stop hostile forces to get access, both on land and at sea. We got them all.

[@friendoftellus5741]

This military equipment seem to be in good condition and well stored ! 😊

[@RealRaeRodney]

"Classified" *proceeds to pinpoint exact location on map*

[@IQfemtio2]

Imagine having a top-secret military base so hidden, even Google Maps goes 'Nah, never heard of it.' Then along comes Captain Oopsie, streaming a live tour like it’s an open house for Area 51's less mysterious cousin. 'And here, folks, is where we keep the super-secret stuff-oops, did I just livestream that?' Now it's less 'classified info' and more 'classified infotainment.' Next thing you know, they'll be dropping geotags and asking for Yelp reviews. 'Would recommend for the clandestine ambiance, but the UFO parking was a bit crowded. 4 stars. ... Very classified I swear.

[@pizzasallad216]

smart to pin point locations

[@heuhen]

locations have been known for 40 years

[@roisingtommy]

They're located where it would take the Russians weeks to reach even without resistance.

[@superflyers148]

Love our Nordic bros and sisters 🇳🇴 🇸🇪 🇫🇮 🇪🇪 🇱🇹 !!! No opsec broke. Obviously Russia has known about this facility since its inception. The only thing that deters people like Putin is tangible assests he can see.

[@panagiotisandoniou2899]

Don't worry everything can be seen from miles away only you can see shit

[@tariqsailan4740]

Wow that's awesome

[@user-ix3en1zd7n]

oh wow the excercise reforger stuff was stored here before was it not ?

[@Nortisverikool]

According to Norwegian Law it is prohibited to make any form of informative videos on norwegian military and NATO installations that are currently under operation or usage. Only verified channels of different countries militaries are allowed.

[@MsSteven120]

Breaking news to civilians watching this. If it's just casually getting publicized like this. It isn't classified

[@robertphair4285]

Map pins a nice touch for our enemies not hard to find now.

[@zizor1759]

You mean the enemies with satellites that can take high definition pictures? Yeah... They would have no trouble finding this place if they really wanted to, especially if its been around since the freaking cold war. The russians know all nordic bases and defensive installments through espionage or recon, but that doesnt help them much since we dont need the bases to fight back. Hidden caches, straight country roads to launch fighter jets from, dense boreal forest to hide artillery, tanks and IFV's in, submarine bases hidden deep inside islands in a country with the 2nd highest ammount of islands, etc. And thats just my own country, now imagine what Finland, Norway and Denmark has in store even without the NATO stuff.

[@tjts1]

And you believed the location of the pins 🤣

[@NullbYte-gk5jq]

Satellite pics of this year's ago😂

[@heuhen]

every one know where these are, those facilities have existed so long, that if an country intelligent service can't find the location withing 40-50 years... then that intelligent service are "stupid"

[@aerofelis1045]

Those sites have been pre-targeted for decades. But, to be fair, they were designed for an older generation of missiles and warheads

[@jimsutton6691]

When we go we'll go with more than 15k. That stock may just equip enough to hold a small port/ beach landing.

[@kurttate9446]

I have been well aware that during the Cold War if things got hot that the USMC was assigned to reinforce the Norwegian armed forces. I always thought that the Marines were set up to be sacrificial offerings in that theater. The war would necessarily be decided on the north German plain and any other theater was just a sideshow, plus there was little call for amphibious operations elsewhere. The small forces allocated to Norway would be little more than a speed bump to the Soviet juggernaut, but since Ukraine I don’t know. The Russians may have had a nasty surprise way up there.

[@sandman75sandman97]

Europe has a opulation of 741,894,921people. U guy s think u could win a war with china without us ? Every fight u joined or started u have ask`d us to join u. And did. Wich has flooded the EU with imigrants from these wars. Thx a lot guys. If europe go`s. Your on your own against russia , Iran , CHINA and south korea ext ext ext : terrorist , druglords , IS , Hamas ext ext ext U SEE THE BIG PICTURE ? U would be D E S T R O Y D. Dead eagle RIP. As a norwagian. I DONT wanna see this happen !!! there`s a reason u speak english Mr. Cause u dont have your own language. The truth sucks.

[@heuhen]

The US marines, would be an reinforcement together with the main part of the Norwegian army and Home Guard. The initially Norwegian army in the North was supposed to hold out for 48 hours+ before they start to pull back and rendezvous with main bulk of the Norwegian army (back then Norway could mobilize 350.000 between army and Home Guard and a uncertain numbers of reservse (today 170.000)). When the Norwegian army was fully mobilized after 48-72 hours with US marines in some position, first then will Norway go on the offensive

[@loafoffloof3420]

Norway (and now Finland) are expected to withstand against an invasion force for 30 days until they get reinforcements and their allies ramp up wartime industry. Plus, Marines of any kind, especially the Norwegian Royal Marines are nothing to fool around about as they are acclimated to surviving and fighting in the frosty environment of the arctic circle night and day.

[@Pvt._SNAFU]

昔は日本でも那覇軍港に同じ役目を受け持つ海兵隊の装備を積んだ事前集積船が居ましたね。

[@dominico3468]

Declasified material, does anyone really think that secret storage would be published publicly

[@Tomo-hb2tq]

It’s a bit like the uk over in Canada on a place called batus same sort of thing been over there for 40 odd years but it’s not in a cave tho

[@JoostEurovisionFans]

Is there something we should know? Like why is this all here

[@wipatriot510]

Sites like these are all over europe... I participated in ReForGer '84, coming from CONUS, we had nothing but our personal gear and weapons, we went to a POMCUS site, drew our vehicles, trucks, APC's, IFV's, tanks whatever we needed and off to the field we went... IF russia thinks they going to take on europe, they need to think again...

[@nealwilliam]

Cave facility this hummer military 🎉

[@KoKissaki]

I would bet the Google Maps Part with exact Locations wasn‘t in the official TV Docu?

[@SalsalejoJpops-fb2pz]

Its said "once you show your secreets "the revels" is easy to locate by the enimies "

[@CamD477]

So classified that some random KZbin channel is showing it for everyone to see

[@DeusMort]

Hope we see these same type of cave-stockpiles in Sweden in the near future. If we ever join that is.... 😶🙄

[@smenard1107]

Those stupid DRASH tents once that thing gets unpacked it’s impossible to fit it back in it’s case

[@TheRealMahalo27]

"Classified" but you just pin located the place for us all.

[@commonsense31]

It looks like the US has been doing their maintenance on their equipment. Danm it looks brand new all of it.

[@operator9858]

its likely a new development. we havent even been keeping up on our own equipment that we actually use for years...

[@spiff1003]

USMC used to have M1s there a couple of years ago, but they brought them home and are not supposed to use them anymore. I think that may be a little bit of a mistake. While they may not be useful in a Taiwan conflict, they would certainly be if war broke out here in Norway.

[@teodorachim4757]

why war will broke out in Norway ? I`m missing something ?

[@jimshoe402]

@@teodorachim4757 Right they can't beat Ukraine maybe be NICE make $$$....

[@jacobhoffman2553]

its the same concept as a ghost city in china, retired equipment goes here, classified but shown to the world, in the hope that it will draw fire rather somewhere that is classified

[@brandonc5965]

I understand something about what we have hidden across the continents good things is there is no actuall location being told with coordinates

[@heuhen]

These locations have been known for 40 years. I can give you post address for them if you want!

[@boansy1]

Eastward bound. Well played RU.

[@Sean-bp6xb]

Cover blown?!? Watching from Ontario Canada 😮

[@sandman75sandman97]

Come get it ... 😂

[@frank27a]

Now the front line of NATO just skipped two countries East it will be interesting to see if the dynamics changes, a lot of that heavy kit is well suited to rocky and mountainous Norway where the Enemy will be forced through Alpine valleys. France and Britain put a lot boots on the ground early in WW2 even with Norwegians help the Germans pushed up quickly and repelled them. That said through bogs, marshes and lakes of the vast Swedish and Finish interiors where Marines still operate a wide front maybe needs hand over to the Army and NATO allies to step up. It would suggest the service best suited to this theatre of Operations would be the Armies Airborne divisions, who can penetrate deep and with drones and shoulder mounted kit play havoc with any advancing Russia forces. Russia in the Soviet era struggle to bring its military might through this part of the world. I’ve always thought Britain never challenged the Swedes dominating this region through the centuries because it’s vast and difficult to penetrate like Canada. It’s as much a Balwark region for the Russians as it is for the British with neither historic power in the region, keeping the status quo suited both. It is concerning they both joined NATO but understandable after Ukraine. Moscow’s gains and loses in this misadventure just don’t stack up for any side.

[@vikingprepper9847]

NOT A SECRET ANYMORE 💯😂🤣🇸🇯👍

[@fredjoeme1284]

USA Military Channel: You can't say they're classified.

[@yuhana484]

すげぇ...💦まさに秘密基地感、好きw🇺🇸💪

[@seeriktus]

US Army logistics is a thing to behold. I'm in awe, nothing else like it in the world! And I say that as a Brit

[@Twerkulies]

There's a reason you don't wanna mess with the U.S. Military. The QRF can have boots on the ground anywhere in the world within 12 hours to 18 hours.

[@ronnymjs758]

I predict in the future that these motor vehicles will be used on Norway's streets by 2025

[@nmelkhunter1]

Thank you for sharing. But, I’m sure most of the world knows about this.

[@hoenircanute]

A preppers heaven!

[@TrymTheXboxGamer]

see yall there :P

[@Dennan]

man i would love to just visit there and just look at all the beautiful american machines, love from sweden , "yes i know im close but i dont think they want a civilians climbing around thier military hardware"

[@user-vo6vqS1016]

いつも楽しみに見てます

[@CowboyNiceguy]

Wouldn’t be surprised we have a garage sale for Ukraine.

[@pionerwowrefuge1982]

Почему то я уверен, что в Норвегии с её горами запрятано, гораздо больше чем тут показывают.

[@MrGligorco]

Whats with the white straps on the legs?

[@EphemeralThought]

... but we can't "afford" to have Healthcare for everyone in the US....

[@hawlikd]

If the Soviets invade southern Europe, they may go through Norway during the winter?

[@simondavies699]

That's why they built it, marines were rotating through similar to the way they do in Australia, so this was how they would equip them

[@JonFra-]

So some marines happen to be deployed to Norway and some are sent to middle east? Damn thats bad luck

[@christopherstrong880]

Move out guys you got it!!

[@ronnymjs758]

What will Norway do when NATO has used up all this spare stuff 15,000 units Also what will Norway do afterwards what will Jens Stoltenberg do then if he is still alive

[@ChristopherBosch-ff1dt]

Ball too the wall power shift. Trucks.

[@no-u_]

not classified. whats classified is the advanced technology hidden deep inside some of these and other mountains

[@kempaswe4022]

No secret, seen this a long time ago. Easy target.

[@thomaswaibel253]

Not so classified now that we put it on social media blast.

[@ronnymjs758]

Jeg tror ammunisjonen er viktigere enn en kjøretøy

[@Jason-rn4jk]

Wow a whole 30 days sustainability.

[@sandman75sandman97]

Plenty of animals and fish to eat over here. Last of your concerns for sure.

[@heuhen]

it's enough times, for additional reinforcement and supply from USA. US military would have supply's send over withing 15+days.

[@tariqsailan4740]

Great

[@ryandann9362]

Each one of those pins is a target for a nuke in a preemptive attack

[@robertevans8126]

They were all put there because the Earth's Crust will be shifting South-West when The Planet Nibiru passes the Earth real soon :(

[@Jeffschmidt1984]

Its soo classified that you can see it on youtube with the pin point lacations for everyone to see.....Well...classified means something else these days lol

[@Rimrock300]

Classified does not got anything to do with the location and hiding it. It got to do with whats inside is important stuff kept well guarded and only acessable to a few

[@americanfortruth]

How many places like this are around the world? Who pays for this? That's a dumb question! I think the little sleds are cute though. Do they each have a dog to pull it? I bet they do the pulling, that's good.

[@icurnet]

Why do we show our military assets to the WORLD? When we need them, they will not be available. I served.

[@trooperjinthewoods4538]

It is meant to be a narcissistic form of intimidation; it's also called the ice-berg effect that is just the tip of what is stored-and those locations have been disclosed as decoy target sites for our enemies - the other 5 duplicate sites and locations are classified and top-secret. NATO is only appearing weak as they seem too instill a false confidence in our enemies ( BRICS ) so they attack us, then we can destroy them and save the USA reserve currency and remain in control of the rest of the world.

[@donotthecat6075]

Show of force and just in case

[@briansteele5049]

It won't be a force when they get preemptively striked because KZbin and war thunder are giving away shit for free ​@@donotthecat6075

[@Bruss813]

The vehicles aren't going to work anyway 😂

[@lbaeli95]

Because this way your enemy will think twice before attacking, insthead you suffering damages and death due to enemy's misconception of power

[@brandonc5965]

Alot of these troops need new boots

[@claytonkeever2992]

As a Marine from 01-05 I never got any equipment like that. Also never stage your vehicles like that incase of an attack.

[@Djamonja]

An attack by who? They're just moving vehicles around

[@grannygoes]

I understand that thought. 1 bang at the front door seals the door.

[@claytonkeever2992]

Always train like you are at war. complacency kills. @@Djamonja

[@heuhen]

@@grannygoes I can guarantee you need more than 1 bang for that door. you need to use something really big

[@MariusEidem]

This is ~700 miles from the border and somewhat close to the main airbase. There are a lot of radars between any missile launcher and the bunker. The CAP would be pretty tight as well, doubt anything other than something like an ICBM could get through. Most equipment would be moved out if things heat up

[@brandonc5965]

Wow

[@wojnaKROPKAinfo]

[ EN ] Sooo. First to do for enemy is destroy entrance? For Russia use of TNW (tactical nuclear warhead)? [ PL ] Więc. Pierwszą rzeczą do zrobienia dla wroga jest zniszczenie wejścia? Dla Rosji użycie TNW (taktycznej głowicy nuklearnej)?

[@BilltheTulaneGuy]

Is this part of Force Design 2030?

[@PaulVoas]

In history, has any other nation been allowed to forward deploy this much firepower in this many nations? People hate that USA is the ‘police of the world’ but again what other empire in history did other sovereign nations allow another nations troops and equipment to be deployed? As soon as Soviet Union collapsed the eastern block raced to join nato and get nato troops and equipment stationed.

[@piperp9535]

If people don't like that the US Military is "The police of the world", then they only have their own leaders to blame, they are the ones who agreed, right after WW2, the the US would carry that weight while Europe rebuilt themselves and got their economies back in shape, and the US would be a primary trading partner in compensation. Yes, it was a deal, a service agreement, and all those EU Countries wanted it and were very happy. But now everyone likes to forget that deal, they like to forget how quickly their countries became comfortable while US Service Members were living the dream out training in the snow and rain, because that's when real training always happens. How about you ask the Germans how they feel right now watching Russia beat down Ukraine, with Belarus already a puppet. Ask the Polish if they feel secure right now and if they would be happy for the US to leave their country. Of course you are going to infer that I'm in favor of US involvement in Ukraine, I am not. I don't think it's a mystery why ex WARSAW Pact nations were eager to join NATO after the collapse, and I really don't think you do either. The differences between the 1st World and 2nd World were hard not to see.

[@PaulVoas]

@@piperp9535 nicely said.

[@piperp9535]

@@PaulVoas TY, I don't think I was being that nice, you're generous, but it does remind me to try and be nicer. I should be, sometimes I try, and I fall too often. Be a better example is what I should be.

[@dwain415]

Thanks! It is not so "classified" anymore!

[@christopherstrong880]

Tanks and truck away! And other Vehicles

[@ftc9258]

GO-TO places in case of zombie apocalypse or alien invasion. 😉

[@snapperl]

They make this stuff known, only after they have a better one, that they really want to keep secret.

[@DonaldSwagginonthemhoes]

If that's a cave then I guess I don't know what a building is 😂

[@brianfoley4328]

OH, I know where that is.....