9 Abandoned Military Bunkers Buried Under the Tennessee Hills — Why Is No One Allowed In?

Tennessee has 42,144 square miles. The federal government acknowledges military presence on less than four percent of it. Nine sites have never been formally acknowledged at all. Some were decommissioned without public record. Some were never commissioned in any record that has been released. Some are still drawing power from the grid.

We are counting down.

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