Cheyenne Mountain Underground Military Base - shielded by 500 meters of solid Granite

The real core of the United States is not the White House or the Pentagon, it is Cheyenne Mountain Complex.

The Cheyenne Mountain Complex, a highly secure military installation in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

It houses several U.S. government defense agencies, including NORAD, Air Force Space Command, U.S. Strategic Command, and the National Security Agency.

It's designed to survive a nuclear attack, protecting the interior from various threats and serving as an alternate command center for NORAD and USNORTHCOM.

Here's a more detailed look at the complex's contents:

Defense Agencies:
 The complex is home to NORAD (North American Aerospace Defense Command), Air Force Space Command, U.S. Strategic Command, and the National Security Agency.

Alternate Command Center:
It functions as an alternate command center for NORAD and USNORTHCOM, meaning it can serve as a backup location if their primary command centers are compromised.


Survivability Features:
 The complex is designed to withstand various threats, including nuclear, biological, and electromagnetic pulse attacks.



Modernization Program (CMU):
 The Cheyenne Mountain Upgrade program enhances ballistic missile, air, space, and command center elements, along with communications and warning systems.



Support Systems:
 The complex includes a fully functional power generation plant, a hospital, and a dental office.

Infrastructure:
It features amenities for personnel, such as a medical facility, a store, and a cafeteria.



Historical Significance:
 Cheyenne Mountain was originally built as the NORAD headquarters during the Cold War, with the goal of surviving a nuclear attack to enable retaliatory action.



Limited Public Access:
 Public tours of the complex are not available due to ongoing operational and security requirements.

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