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Originally posted by Jack Jouett
It would be easy to determine whether there is an underground base under DIA.
1.) Look for any large ventalation shafts, fans and duct work that sticks up out of the ground in isolated areas. If the buildings, such as the Jeppson terminal are on top of the supposed underground base, then the duct work would have to be within or on the roof of that building.
2.) Look for supply trucks and contractors who "disappear" in the complex. If it's a COG site then they have to constantly maintain the building and keep it stocked regardless if it's in use by it's maximum capacity. If it was meant to house 1000s of people then there are gonna be A LOT of supply lines. Look for these.
3.) Ask somebody. Ask somebody who works there or used to work there. There is usually some truth to rumors, even the most absurd.
I think the rumors around underground facilities at DIA stem from the fact that a large portion of the airport is underground, with train tunnels and baggage movers. But who knows.
Originally posted by Jack Jouett
It would be easy to determine whether there is an underground base under DIA.
1.) Look for any large ventalation shafts, fans and duct work that sticks up out of the ground in isolated areas. If the buildings, such as the Jeppson terminal are on top of the supposed underground base, then the duct work would have to be within or on the roof of that building.
2.) Look for supply trucks and contractors who "disappear" in the complex. If it's a COG site then they have to constantly maintain the building and keep it stocked regardless if it's in use by it's maximum capacity. If it was meant to house 1000s of people then there are gonna be A LOT of supply lines. Look for these.
3.) Ask somebody. Ask somebody who works there or used to work there. There is usually some truth to rumors, even the most absurd.
I think the rumors around underground facilities at DIA stem from the fact that a large portion of the airport is underground, with train tunnels and baggage movers. But who knows.
Originally posted by StonyJ
Originally posted by Jack Jouett
It would be easy to determine whether there is an underground base under DIA.
1.) Look for any large ventalation shafts, fans and duct work that sticks up out of the ground in isolated areas. If the buildings, such as the Jeppson terminal are on top of the supposed underground base, then the duct work would have to be within or on the roof of that building.
2.) Look for supply trucks and contractors who "disappear" in the complex. If it's a COG site then they have to constantly maintain the building and keep it stocked regardless if it's in use by it's maximum capacity. If it was meant to house 1000s of people then there are gonna be A LOT of supply lines. Look for these.
3.) Ask somebody. Ask somebody who works there or used to work there. There is usually some truth to rumors, even the most absurd.
I think the rumors around underground facilities at DIA stem from the fact that a large portion of the airport is underground, with train tunnels and baggage movers. But who knows.
Been there. Spent 18 hours poking around on 3 layovers after reading the CT websites.
I was observed extensively by at least 8 different "personnel" on these three occasions.
Definitely not normal experiences.
Originally posted by thefone
I'm curious as to how one goes about burying buildings. I can't find any information in architectural circles as to how this is even possible. Could someone please explain the process?