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From: s32822l@kaira.hut.fi (Ari J. Joki (OH6DJ))
Newsgroups: sci.military
Subject: Re: military use of caves
Keywords: Sweden
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Date: 18 Oct 89 02:48:50 GMT
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From: s32822l@kaira.hut.fi (Ari J. Joki (OH6DJ))
I remember seeing some reports in international press somewhen in then
60's about the Swedish "Projekt Granit".  The Swedish military was
reported to be moving all signaficant HQ's, command centers, depots
and whatever else underground.  I am certain that at least one naval
base was reported to be situated within solid rock, like the Swiss AFB
reported in the referenced article.  I don't remember any account of
Sweden having such Air Force sites, but would be surprised if they
didn't.

Unfortunately I don't have my collection of older magazines here in
Helsinki, but if sufficient interest is indicated by e-mail I will
check the reference when I next visit my regular dwelling.

Yours, AJJ
  Ari J. Joki   ( OH6DJ )              e-mail: s32822l@kaira.hut.FI
  Department of Electrical Engineering         in%"s32822l%kaira@santra.hut.fi"
  Helsinki University of Technology