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Fallout is a role playing game set in a devastated America following a nuclear war. It’s recognized for its expansive world, player choice driven narrative, and unique blend of retro technology and post-apocalyptic survival. The game appeals to players interested in exploration, combat, character de...
The Diefenbunker served as Canada’s official parliamentary defense headquarters during the Cold War. Constructed between 1959 and 1961, this four-story bunker was designed to ensure government continuity in the event of a nuclear attack. Now a museum, it offers insight into the nation's preparedness...
The Emergency Government Headquarters Carp is a Cold War-era fallout shelter constructed in Ontario, Canada. This bunker served as a crucial strategic reserve and potential command center for Canadian government officials during a nuclear event. Its design reflects the intense security concerns of t...
Atlas Safe Cellars provide underground residential shelters constructed beneath concrete slabs. These bunkers are notable for their integration into new home construction and offer protection from various threats including natural disasters and potential civil unrest. They serve homeowners seeking a...
Atlas Platinum Series is a premium Atlas bunker trim, notable for VA-150 NBC filtration, 3 gas-tight doors, and 300 gallons of water storage.
Kelvedon Hatch Secret Nuclear Bunker is an Essex ROTOR-era R4 bunker built in 1952-1953 and later used for regional government.
Atlas Concrete Poured Shelters are cast-in-place concrete bunkers by Atlas Survival Shelters, notable for one-piece walls formed from poured concrete.
CFS Debert Diefenbunker was a Nova Scotia regional emergency headquarters in Canada's Cold War network and later reopened for public tours.
Utah Shelter Systems' 10-foot diameter steel shelter is its most space-efficient steel bunker size, with 3 ft of under-floor storage and 7 ft center height.
CFS Penhold Diefenbunker was Alberta's regional Cold War government shelter, decommissioned in 1994 and demolished in 2001.
Utah Shelter Systems' 9-foot diameter steel shelter is a corrugated steel bunker designed for an 18 ft hole and 2 ft of under-floor storage.
Ark Two Shelter is Bruce Beach's 10,000-square-foot Ontario fallout shelter, made from 42 buried school buses and habitable by 1980.
Vivos Indiana is Vivos's first completed shelter, a Cold War-era U.S. bunker in Indiana advertised for about 80 occupants.
