Bunkers In South Dakota
Abandoned since 1967, a decommissioned army base in South Dakota is revived planned for civilian occupancy. The isolated facility has about 575 concrete bunkers with the intention of constructing a lot more, available to lease for $1000 a year and $25000 for 99 years. With the selling point of being quite spacious, there is some room for improvement.
The bunkers have no electrics, plumbing or filtration systems.
Bunkers In South Dakota
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From selling 10 shelters in 2011 to selling 30 shelters over three days when Trump came to power. Atlas Survival Shelters are a California-based company specialising in bunkers.
For customers looking for a personalized camping experience, Atlas includes extras to bring in your home Comforts. Atlas survival shelters say they mostly see baby boomer, who have lived through the threat of nuclear or missile attacks, and want to be prepared should it happen again.
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