Posted on Oct 17, 2020
The U.S. Navy Is Extremely Interested in Occupying This Secret Bond Villain Lair
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The U.S. Navy could start keeping its submarines at a former Norwegian naval base. The base, located at Olavsvern in northern Norway, is built under a hill resting alongside the Norwegian Sea, with a large entrance capable of admitting ships and submarines. The underground facility could prove a useful staging area for American submarines spying on Russia’s Northern Fleet, hiding them from prying eyes.
The U.S. Navy Is Extremely Interested in Occupying This Secret Bond Villain Lair
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Norway has a lot of mountains and caves. Beautiful country to visit and see the Aurora Borealis
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Great idea, a lot of folks think that the Cold War is over but they are wrong. Now that Russia has a New Tzar, yes, Vladamir Putin, then the northern climes are again important in the world scheme of geo-political ramblings!
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SSG Robert Ricci
Maj Gary Gault LOL! Not that top secret. This from Google:
The Norwegian military first developed Olavsvern in 1963, then spent 30 years and $500 million completing it. The base features enough room for ammunition depots, fuel depots, workshops, barracks, a deep water berth, dry dock, and even an emergency power system.
The Norwegian military first developed Olavsvern in 1963, then spent 30 years and $500 million completing it. The base features enough room for ammunition depots, fuel depots, workshops, barracks, a deep water berth, dry dock, and even an emergency power system.
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