Nestled in the mountains of West Virginia, just a four-hour drive from Washington, D.C., the Greenbrier offered a perfect blend of accessibility and seclusion. Its location deep in the mountains provided a scenic escape from the capital and added a layer of natural defense against potential nuclear fallout. The mountainous terrain, with its peaks and valleys, forms a natural barrier that could potentially reduce the impact of radioactive particles—a strategic advantage for a bunker meant to safeguard the nation’s leaders.
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