Inside US Ultra Protected Cave Storing Billions $ Worth of Military Hardware in Europe

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[ToddSobel]

This place is not a secret. I was stationed there in 1998. The Russians were allowed in the caves if they had diplomatic plates on their cars. It was to prove to them that we were not up to anything sinister. The funny this was is that I was not allowed in the caves, we just had to guard them.

[AlSalenga]

Why are so open sharing all this information to our enemies.

[ishootitarw]

To be the best military in the world isn't about whose tank is stronger. It's who can be the best logistics company in the world. That's exactly what the US military is.

[BonitaBuckridge]

To every individual who has served, we offer our sincere gratitude and profound admiration. To those who have given their lives, may your sacrifice be remembered, and may you find eternal rest.

[allanblack]

Pomcus sites are located throughout Europe and have been since the Cold War for rapid troop deployment.

[garymathena]

This is the same thing they had in Europe when I was there in the 70s-80s. They were called POMCUS, prepositioned stocks of vehicles and supplies for REFORGER troops. Also, prime targets for the Soviets if we went to war.

[fnrd-fo]

If the last war was the cold war, this is the ice one

[edwinmedina]

To all that server, thank you for your service, and to all the fallen May they all Rest in peace.

[joblo]

Getting paid to race around, using someone else's car, in snow and ice and not get crap from the boss when you get stuck. Heaven!

[leemcclelland]

I'm certain Russia knows exactly where it is

[abubakarabsalom]

I can say that America is really the most powerful country in the world because all their equipment is durable and high-tech, so any country has no competition

[GyulaGyulaLakatosSapunaru]

Congratulations 🇺🇸 to all servicemen
May God bless Norway 🇳🇴 🙏
May God bless America 🇺🇸 🙏
Lord grant peace on earth 🌎 🙏 🕊

[B-leafer]

Thanks for showing us America's "top secret " military equipment depot cave in Norway..

[callyman]

I'm 53 years old and still remember the days of the cold War when all this information was Secret and I believe it still should be.
Regardless of the international situation/s I cannot believe the level of Public Disclosure especially now. Is this really in the Militaries best interest?
I don't think so

[tonywills]

Shortly after the signing of the treaty in 1981, the BLT2/2, of which I served as a Pfc. in ECHO Company, 1st Platoon .
Our C.O. was Capt. Goodman.
We arrived aboard the U.S.S. Shreveport in FEB.1982.
proud to be part of such an important, vital in fact, strategic play by NATO and the United States Marine Corps specifically .

[markothwriter]

We have caves and underground storage all around the world. The caves under South Korea would blow your mind.

[AlexSvidesskis]

I was lucky enough to be stationed there 3yrs ago, I loved it, cold tho!!!!

[_Dk]

We always had prepositioned equipment in Europe, back in the early 80’s we use to draw equipment for Reforger exercises. Flying in from Conus.

[AlSalenga]

Thnk u for taking the time replying just blows my mind we shared everything. Thank u again & happy new year to u & yours

[garymiller]

Thank you for the video. It was quite interesting. I thoroughly enjoyed it! 😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤