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For questions about strategies and structures for defending from a particular type of attack
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What is the ideal location to hide the President in the case of a zombie apocalypse?
Fort Knox
Contrary to popular belief, Fort Knox is not just the location where the
gold is stored. That title goes to the United States Bullion
Depository. Fort Knox is actually a 109,000 acr …
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What is the ideal location to hide the President in the case of a zombie apocalypse?
We all love the apocalypse, except for those that are actually in it and often apocalypse media, especially zombie apocalypses, show a complete collapse of any form of government. I find this unlikely …
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Surviving an Overwhelming Siege
Do it the way they did in the past, without the flaw
The biggest problem in history when it came to sieges was lack of resources. Either you ran out and had to surrender or the enemy ran out and had …
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