The Bunker is hidden deep under this hill, descending 100 feet underground. Dual CCTV cameras flank the entrance, next to blast-proof steel doors, weighing approximately seven tons.
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- the idea being to have the data ready....
- ...for when power is restored to the world outside.
The bunker is probably overkill for the realistic range of threats, but like Iron Mountain here in the States, the idea is that the data wi... (Read the rest) - Posted by: loupgarous Posted on: 11/03/09 You are currently: a Guest | Log in | Terms of Use
it seems a bit strange that the generators are above ground
james.faction | 05/13/08
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Ths generators are an afterthought ...
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes | 05/14/08
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Down Time in Nucear War
brittonv | 05/14/08
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the idea being to have the data ready....
loupgarous | 11/03/09
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RE: (Gallery: Saving your data from nuke attack)
mansebo | 05/14/08
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RE: (Gallery: Saving your data from nuke attack)
Borg_Tribble | 05/14/08
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generators
redtrain65 | 05/14/08
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RE: (Gallery: Saving your data from nuke attack)
toxic psychotic avenger | 05/14/08
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Nobody seriously thinks the next great..
JCitizen | 05/14/08
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