World War 3 Missile Base

North Atlantic Treaty Organization Archives

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>Code Name: Schutzgebiet o Sanctuaryo

>NATO Designation: o NUKENSTANo

Location: Bornholm island, German territorial waters, Baltic Sea, unmarked

Assets:

>Manpower (1591/3000)

>Aircraft (8/12)

>6 EuroFighter Typhoon

>2 Tornado IDS Bombers

>Land Vehicles (40)

>6 Leopard II MBT

>8 Marder 1 A3 IFV

>12 Eagle V APC

>2 Fennek LRV

>2 M270 MLRS

>2 PZH 2000 MA

>6 Flakpanzer Gepard AA

>2 Mantis AA

>Multiple AA Weapon Systems

>Sea Vessels (6)

>2 Littoral Combat Ship (LCP) o Crimson Revengeo o Infiniteo

>1 Patrol Ship o Dusk Dimensiono

>3 Bottrop Class Submarines 'Hydra Spade' 'Chance' 'Silent revenge'

>8 Trident II ICBM

History:

Build it 1944 by the German Wehrmacht as a second command base should Berlin fall, the materials came a shipping route from Rugen but due to increasing Red navy attacks was left unfinished in 1945 where it had included a limited underground complex and few surface installations. Then it came to notice of Allied command and work was continued by allied forces with regular parachute drops from RAF and USAF planes from Germany.

After creation of NATO 1949 it was designated a small nuclear command center where 8 Trident II missiles were installed in 8 massive silos, where a missile command center was built to allow a nuclear deterrent in the East German area. After the missiles were fully completed the base was granted fully military status where a rapid expansion of the base added many facilities where a classified lead developer designed the whole expansion and was given nearly 200 approvals by other key building staff.

After the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1990 NATO lost interest in the base and handed control back to the German forces. The following years saw the installation of a medium size nuklearen Reaktor-Modell II*, Prison containment units and an update to the aging missile control center with communication up-links to NATO command centers. The NATO communication code name for the facility was designated as subject: NUKENSTAN

Current Status:

Bornholm Island provides a perfect location for north German security and is vastly developed facility, it will continued to be developed by the same secretive architectural developer and still remains the primary NATO command base in Europe with continuing expansion work. So far the island still remains at full operational status.

*Essentially a nuclear reactor with geo-thermal integration