Secret submarine base for sale

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Secret submarine base for sale


Another relic of the Cold War has just been marketed. Norway sells one of its underground submarine bases for $ 17.5 million. The base, located near the town of Tromso, near the E8 highway, is the former Olavsvern naval base, which is a tunnel dug in the mountain at the water level at the mouth of the fjord (one of the many deep-water canals that give the coast of Norway such a rugged look). The tunnel is able to accommodate small warships or a submarine and has 25000 square meters of underground space. In addition to the main there are several tunnels, most of them are dry. The aboveground facilities contain 13500 square meters of living space.







The age of the base is about half a century, and its construction has cost several hundred million dollars. The base has not been used by anyone since the military left it ten years ago. Wanted an adventurous and wealthy buyer ...


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  1. sorrento
    +1
    26 June 2012 07: 33
    Why would anyone buy a military base. Only if for the sake of the museum
    1. Yoshkin Kot
      +4
      26 June 2012 08: 12
      ours would buy for their fleet laughing
      1. +1
        26 June 2012 09: 18
        Not .. such things must come and expropriate voluntarily by force laughing
    2. itr
      +2
      26 June 2012 10: 00
      in vain an excellent warehouse will turn out
  2. collapse
    +2
    26 June 2012 07: 46
    Not a bad house in case of a nuclear winter drinks
  3. SIA
    SIA
    +4
    26 June 2012 08: 02
    Well, throw off the whole site and forum, and buy a base? Only the technical condition must be inspected. And the buildings near the base seem to inspire confidence. Nothing is plundered, not broken.
    1. Odessa
      0
      26 June 2012 10: 40
      SVV, you can chip in Yes
  4. black_eagle
    +2
    26 June 2012 08: 29
    Bullshit, compared with what it was in Balaclava!)))))))))
    1. Tirpitz
      +1
      26 June 2012 09: 28
      Exactly, it was in Balaclava, but here it is. Nothing is stolen and not developed, the cameras are means they monitor its condition. And the Balaclava is plundered, everything that can be cut into scrap metal.
  5. patriot2
    +1
    26 June 2012 08: 34
    So the Norwegians have a crisis, they are selling budget property.
    We need it?
  6. Pablomc
    0
    26 June 2012 08: 42
    As an option, a place for a large data center ..?
    He gives off a lot of heat, so he can heat himself - h.z. for what else.
  7. 0
    26 June 2012 09: 20
    cool real estate)
  8. Tirpitz
    +1
    26 June 2012 09: 31
    Some kind of oligarch will definitely buy. A good place to survive all sorts of crises (not economic). I would buy.
  9. Odessa
    +1
    26 June 2012 09: 52
    Does Russia have the opportunity to purchase this object? An interesting strategic location, but it would not hurt to bring down the price a bit, then good
  10. 0
    26 June 2012 09: 58
    Illiquid, to whom and why he needs a mind I can’t fit. They built everything and a lot in the Cold War, and now it’s expensive to maintain.
    Who will invest, if he knows that the object will be taken from him, if that.
  11. kapitan_21
    0
    26 June 2012 10: 12
    Abramovich should be offered to buy a garage for his yacht)))
  12. Prophet Alyosha
    +1
    26 June 2012 13: 44
    I would have bought in the place of the current rulers of the Russian Federation. Fuck knows how much Russian Vanya can still endure them !? And here is a reliable "quiet pier"!
  13. 0
    11 July 2017 12: 42
    eh, if I had that kind of money, I would buy it and rent it out to our Navy for an indefinite period :-)

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